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The Kansas City Symphony has established itself as a major force in the cultural life of the community by providing great performances for greater audiences. Praised for performances of uncompromising standard, the orchestra is the largest in the region and enjoys a national reputation under the artistic leadership of Music Director Michael Stern.
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What to Expect at the Symphony
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Spotlight | Cello
John Eadie
Spotlight | Cello
John Eadie
Originally hailing from Victoria, British Columbia, John Eadie joined the Kansas City Symphony in 2010. Eadie completed his bachelor’s degree with William Grubb at Butler University in Indianapolis, Indiana, and Eadie went on to complete his master’s degree with Yehuda Hanani at the College-Conservatory of Music in Cincinnati, Ohio. Following, he became a fellow with the New World Symphony under the direction of Michael Tilson Thomas for three years. Eadie has performed as principal cello of the Minnesota Opera Orchestra and he has performed with the Des Moines Metro Opera Orchestra, the Minnesota Orchestra, the Aspen Chamber Symphony, the Spoleto USA Festival in Charleston, South Carolina, and the Colorado Music Festival. He enjoys the outdoors, running, hiking and a good book.
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