Thomas Schippers (9 March 1930 – 16 December 1977) was an American conductor. He was highly regarded for his work in opera.

1977年12月17日 · Thomas Schippers, conductor laureate of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra end one of the foremost of young Americn conductors, died in New York City last night of lung …

At 550 Park Avenue in Manhattan Thomas Schippers, who had been ill for quite some time, passed away ending one of the most brilliant American musical careers of that time.

Born in Portage Township to Agnes and Peter Schippers in 1930, one of Kalamazoo’s most famous musical exports was the conductor Thomas Schippers, a popular figure whose career …

2023年9月13日 · Beyond the Handsomeness: A Biography of Thomas Schippers, by Nancy Spada, is the first extensive effort to be written in English. It aims to lift the veil of mystery …

Schippers led the 1966 premiere of Barber’s Antony and Cleopatra to open the Metropolitan Opera House at Lincoln Center, and only three years later—still in his thirties—was …

For much of his career, Thomas Schippers was known for his prowess as a great conductor of opera. On the other hand, his direction of numerous programs of symphonic repertoire has …

Thomas Schippers, one of the most gifted conductors of opera and orchestra this country has ever produced, died of lung cancer Friday night in his New York City apartment. He was 47.

Thomas Schippers. Soundtrack: The Immigrant. Charming, brilliant with a magnetic intensity, Tom Schippers was born in Portage, Michigan to an upper middle class family. His father owned …

Born on March 9, 1930 in the small town of Portage Michigan, just a few miles from Kalamazoo, to Agnes Nanninga and Peter Schippers, Thomas was the third of four children. The family was …