Conducting career thumb|upright=1.3|Slonimsky conducting Varèse's Ionisation in Havana In Rochester, Slonimsky continued his composition and conducting studies, with Albert Coates and Eugene Goossens, and accompanied Rosing at many vocal recitals, including a performance at Carnegie Hall in October 1924. After two years, he moved to Boston, where Koussevitzky had become conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, and resumed his position as his pianist and now bilingual secretary. During this time, Slonimsky taught music theory at the Boston Conservatory and the Malkin Conservatory, and began to write music articles for The Boston Evening Transcript, The Christian Science Monitor and the magazine The Etude.
conducting career thumb|upright=13|slonimsky conducting varèse's ionisation in havana in rochester slonimsky continued his composition and conducting studies with albert coates and eugene goossens and accompanied rosing at many vocal recitals including a performance at carnegie hall in october 1924 after two years he moved to boston where koussevitzky had become conductor of the boston symphony orchestra and resumed his position as his pianist and now bilingual secretary during this time slonimsky taught music theory at the boston conservatory and the malkin conservatory and began to write music articles for the boston evening transcript the christian science monitor and the magazine the etude