Sought-after Peruvian conductor debuts at Carnegie - Miguel Harth-Bedoya

Growing up in a musical family helped Miguel Harth-Bedoya face his first conducting challenge.

At the age of 15, when he was an assistant to a tenor and had no formal training, he was offered the chance to briefly direct the National Orchestra of his native Peru during a “Tosca” opera dress rehearsal.”*

*From: http://www.nydailynews.com
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