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Walla Walla Symphony Music Director and Conductor Yaacov "Yaki" Bergman valued life and music and radiated positivity to those around him.

Washington state’s arts and cultural sector — including Fort Walla Walla Museum, the Walla Walla Symphony and Gesa Power House theatre — will get a significant boost next year to

“The concert hall is an exciting place,” said John Young Shik Concklin, the first of six candidates to audition for the position of Walla Walla Symphony conductor.

Walla Walla Symphony will host a free community meet and greet with conducting candidate John Young Shik Concklin from 6-7 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 10.

The All Classical Radio team is saddened by the passing of Yaacov “Yaki” Bergman. The Israeli-born musician was the longtime conductor of the Walla Walla Symphony, the Portland Chamber Orchestra, the Siletz Bay Music Festival, and more. He was renowned in Oregon, across the country, and around the world for his dedication to classical music,...

Yaacov "Yaki" Bergman, the beloved maestro who led the Walla Walla Symphony for 36 years, died Wednesday, Sept. 20, according to message posted on the organizations Facebook page.

Walla Walla Symphonys 2023-24 season will be unlike any other its audiences have seen for three decades as six candidates vie for the baton.

WALLA WALLA — A selection of Celtic fiddle tunes are featured during the upcoming First Thursday Concert Series in Walla Walla.

PENDLETON — Beau Benson travels more than 1,800 miles each way several times a year to serve as artistic director and conductor of the Oregon East Symphony. A routine that

Between the charming small town and countless wineries, there is great trail running to be found in Walla Walla, Washington