From San Antonio Magazine – Photo by Chris Stokes –
As it opens its second season, the San Antonio Philharmonic hopes to carve a permanent place in the city’s cultural landscape.
Before Randy and Pauline Glickman agreed to move to San Antonio in the 1980s, the couple wanted to know whether the city had a symphony orchestra.
“For us, basically an indication of a high-quality city with a good lifestyle is the availability of the performing arts,” says Randy Glickman, Ph.D., a retired researcher and UT Health San Antonio professor. “Knowing that San Antonio had a symphony and a lively music scene was a factor in considering this a good place to live.”
