Dallas Symphony Chorus Director David R. Davidson Dies

by Stephen Becker 6 Sep 2009 9:12 PM

David R. Davidson, the director of the Dallas Symphony Chorus, died on Saturday after a two year battle with cancer. He was 60. You can read Scott Cantrell’s obituary on dallasnews.com here. Davidson was a guest on Think TV in December of last year. You can watch his interview with Krys Boyd here. A funeral […]

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David R. Davidson, the director of the Dallas Symphony Chorus, died on Saturday after a two year battle with cancer. He was 60. You can read Scott Cantrell’s obituary on dallasnews.com here.

Davidson was a guest on Think TV in December of last year. You can watch his interview with Krys Boyd here.

A funeral is planned at 10:30 a.m. on Thursday at Highland Park United Methodist Church.

About Stephen Becker

Stephen Becker produces the shows Think and Anything You Ever Wanted to Know for KERA. As part of the Art&Seek team, Stephen produces radio and digital stories, along with the podcast "The Big Screen," with Chris Vognar, movie critic of The Dallas Morning News. View more about Stephen Becker.

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