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Gilbert, Alan T. was born on February 23, 1967 in New York City. Son of Michael Gilbert and Yoko Takabe.
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Alan T. Gilbert
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Alan T. Gilbert, conductor, music director. Recipient Helen M. Thompson award, American Symphony Orchestra League, 1994, First prize, International Competition Museum Performance, Geneva, 1994, Bunkamura Orchard Hall award, 1994, Sir Georg Solti prize, 1994, Conductors award, Seaver Institute/National Education Association, 1997.
Education
Graduate, Harvard University, 1989. Studied with Masuko Ushioda, New England Conservatory Music. Studied with Otto-Werner Müller, Curtis Institute Music, Philadelphia.
Master of Music, Juilliard School Music, New York City.
Career
Music director Harvard Bach Society Orchestra, 1988—1989. Assistant concertmaster Santa Fe Opera, 1993—2001, conductor, music director, 2001—2007. Assistant conductor Cleveland Orchestra, 1995—1997.
Music director Haddonfield Symphony, New Jersey, 1996—1997. Chief conductor, artistic advisory Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra, 2000—2008. Principal guest conductor NDR Symphony Orchestra, Hamburg, since 2004.
Music director New York Philharmonic, since 2009. Guest conductor Orchestra Philharmonique de la Radio, France, Tonhalle Orchestra, Orchestra de la Suiss Romande, Bamberg Symphony, Philadelphia Orchestra, National Symphony Orchestra, Minnesota Orchestra, Atlanta Orchestra, Boston Orchestra, San Francisco Orchestra, Los Angeles Philharmonic.
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Married Kajsa William-Olsson. Children: Noemi, Esra.
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Born
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Nationality
American
Education
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1989
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Career
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1988 - 1989
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1993 - 2001
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1995 - 1997
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1996 - 1997
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2004
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2009
Awards
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Recipient Helen M. Thompson award, American Symphony Orchestra League, 1994, First prize, International Competition Museum Performance, Geneva, 1994, Bunkamura Orchard Hall award, 1994, Sir Georg Solti prize, 1994, Conductors award, Seaver Institute/National Education Association, 1997.Recipient Helen M. Thompson award, American Symphony Orchestra League, 1994, First prize, International Competition Museum Performance, Geneva, 1994, Bunkamura Orchard Hall award, 1994, Sir Georg Solti prize, 1994, Conductors award, Seaver Institute/National Education Association, 1997.