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Chamber Fest Explores Dynamic Interactions Of Music, History’s Course
From Music’s Castoffs, Festival Puts Together Concert Of Discovery
Wine-And-Music Fest Raises Glass In Honor Of America’s Birthday
With Ghostly Clarity, Elusive Britten Opera Wafts Into Substance
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Monteverdi’s ‘Orfeo,’ Semi-staged And Lean, With A Modernist Touch
Montreal Orchestra Displays Rapport With Diversity Of Americana
No Sets, No Costumes, But Music, Imagination Fire Concert ‘Turandot’
On An Ambitious Spring Trek, Singer And Pianist Cycle Through Schubert
Oh, You Kid! As Young Musicians Rise, Slatkin Shows Veteran Finesse
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Is This A Weed I See? Amid Wagner’s Blooms, ‘Rienzi’ Raises…
Very Today ‘Walküre,’ Penderecki Celebration Highlight Baltic Festival
Paris’ Musical Culture Showcases Its Splendor In A Time Of Transition
London Zeal For Music Tells As Crowds Cheer ‘Peter Grimes,’ Wagner
Rossini’s ‘Cenerentola,’ Centuries-Late Premiere Reward Paris Excursion
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Unearthing, Restoration Of Old Recordings Puts Music’s Arc In New Light
LOUD Percussion Piece Migrates To Recording; Lose Those Earplugs
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As He Signs Off In LA, Gustavo Dudamel Can Claim Imposing…
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The Battle Of Boston: Critic’s Words Resound In ‘Defending The Music’
100 Years Ago, Electric Recording Injected New Spark In Music’s Legacy
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A Half-Size Orchestra Takes Off-Angles On Quasi-Iconic Classics
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Music For Saxophone Evokes Emotional Swirl Summoned By The Wind
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Seattle’s New Maestro Makes Cautious Debut With Hits, Some Misses
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Brash, Brassy Schuller Ignites Season Finale Capped By French Flair
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Orchestra Is Way Over The Moon With Its New Conductor At Controls
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Orchestra In Transition Serves Latin Licks, But ‘Rhapsody’ Isn’t Bluesy
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Desolation Illustrated: Frozen, Deathly Vistas Of ‘Sinfonia Antartica’
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Conducting Laureate Shows Flair For Mahler With Third Symphony
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As Orchestra Searches For Helmsman, Vänskä Proves It’s Not Adrift
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As Composer Reflects On Life Of His Mother, Memory Meets Music
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February 7, 2024
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Orchestra Celebrating Its Birth And Its House Also Showcases Growth
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September 24, 2023
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Vänskä’s Mahler Second Leaves Dual Impression Of Restraint, Passion
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Music Of Shostakovich Brings Fresh Drama To Silent Film ‘Potemkin’
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Worldly Cello Concerto Gathers Its Movements From Three Continents
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March 28, 2023
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A Japanese Tone Poem Conjures Formlessness Of World At Its Dawning
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A ‘Buddha Passion’: Amid Sound And Fury, Tales Of Self-Sacrifice
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November 15, 2022
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An Electrified Concerto Zaps Violin Tradition With Cosmic Fantasy
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November 7, 2022
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As A Musical Olympian, In Sprint And Marathon, Salonen Shows Mettle
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October 5, 2022
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Rallying From Disarray To Pull Together Verdi Requiem To Remember
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