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Summer Fests: In East, Bard Turns Spotlight On Nadia Boulanger Legacy
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In Virtual Competition, 26 Pianists Vie From Keyboards Flung Afar
At Each New Hearing, Young Conductor’s Art, Promise Shine Brighter
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‘Turandot’ Frocked In Minimal Look: Near Nothingness
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Juilliard Turns Table, Creates Splendid New Music School in China
Australian Music Fest Offers Contemplation Amid Nature’s Realm
Anthology Recaptures ‘Charm, Distinction’ Of Soprano Lotte Schöne
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One Pianist’s Rising Sun Streams A Fresh Light On Black Composers
Crossover Song Cycle Dresses Sacred Harp Legacy In New Threads
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Perspectives
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LA Phil Goes Dark With A Vengeance In Weimar Festival
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February 17, 2020
LOS ANGELES - Esa-Pekka Salonen, to whom the orchestra turns for special projects whenever he comes back as conductor laureate, came up with a hugely enterprising lineup of pieces from the Weimar Republic.
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