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29 June
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A Life of Toscanini, Maestro With Passion and Principles
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29 June
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The Creator of ‘Radiolab,’ a Lapsed Composer, Returns to Music
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28 June
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Songs and Visions of Joy
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26 June
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Artemyev receives Shostakovich Prize
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25 June
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Jacques Charpentier (1933-2017)
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25 June
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Ludger Rémy (1949-2017)
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23 June
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Alan Gilbert to Lead NDR Elbphilharmonie Orchestra in Hamburg
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23 June
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Classical Music in NYC This Week
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21 June
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Hear the New ‘Singer of the World’ Winner
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21 June
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Paul Zukofsky, Prodigy Who Became, Uneasily, a Virtuoso Violinist, Dies at 73
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20 June
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150 Psalms, 150 Composers at Lincoln Center’s White Light Festival
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20 June
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Review: Operas Within Operas Within Operas: A Baroque Explosion in Boston
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20 June
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German Film Music Prize for Harold Faltermeyer
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18 June
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Clara Iannotta
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18 June
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Trondheim Chamber Music
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17 June
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Listen to Three Hours of Music, From a Single Note
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17 June
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Paul Zukofsky (1943-2017)
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17 June
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Philip Gossett (1941-2017)
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17 June
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Cossotto Competition
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17 June
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Mahler, Transformed: This Week’s 8 Best Classical Music Moments
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16 June
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Women’s Voices of Afghanistan Rise in Gemma Peacocke’s Song Cycle
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16 June
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Review: Alan Gilbert Leads One Last Dance in Central Park
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16 June
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Classical Music in NYC This Week
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15 June
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The Los Angeles Philharmonic Lost Its Leader. Can It Stay on Top?
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12 June
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South Korean Pianist Wins the Van Cliburn Competition
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11 June
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Warner Music
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11 June
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John McCabe
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11 June
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Malcolm Lipkin (1932-2017)
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10 June
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Demon Fiddling: This Week’s 8 Best Classical Music Moments
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9 June
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How a Somber Symphony Sold More Than a Million Records
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9 June
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Review: Alan Gilbert Leaves the Philharmonic, Violin in Hand
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9 June
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Classical Music in NYC This Week
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8 June
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Alan Gilbert and the New York Philharmonic Tour the Parks
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8 June
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Watch 5 Moments When Classical Music Met Politics
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8 June
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A Frenchman Is Named Next Conductor of the St. Louis Symphony
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7 June
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The Met Orchestra Aids and Abets Operatic Dabblers
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6 June
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Jeffrey Tate, Conductor Whose Life Was a Worldwide Whirlwind, Dies at 74
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5 June
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Uncompromising Music Survives on the Brooklyn Waterfront
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5 June
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Kathleen Ferrier
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4 June
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Elisabeth Chojnacka (1939-2017)
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4 June
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David Lewiston (1929-2017)
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4 June
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Jeffrey Tate (1943-2017)
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3 June
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Review: New York’s Early-Music Scene Is Having a Moment
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3 June
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An Ice Cream Truck at Carnegie Hall: This Week’s 8 Best Classical Music Moments
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2 June
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Barbara Smith Conrad (1937-2017)
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2 June
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June 2017 Newsletter
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2 June
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Jirí Belohlávek (1946-2017)
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2 June
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Review: Esa-Pekka Salonen Brings Mahler to Carnegie, Ever So Coolly
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2 June
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Classical Music in NYC This Week
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2 June
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Jiri Belohlavek, Czech Conductor, Dies at 71
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2 June
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Ekaterina Bakanova, an Opera Sensation Also Touched by Luck
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2 June
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Why Salzburg Is a Must-Visit for Classical Music
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2 June
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At Salzburg Whitsun, a Travesty Is a Good Thing
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31 May
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Alan Gilbert Made the New York Philharmonic ‘a Bigger Box’
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31 May
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Alan Gilbert Wanted to Save the New York Philharmonic. What Happened?
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30 May
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For the Vienna Philharmonic, Summer Means Schönbrunn
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27 May
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Review: A Fast-Rising Czech Conductor Leads the Philharmonic
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27 May
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Bluesy Incantation: This Week’s 8 Best Classical Music Moments
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26 May
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Trump Has Changed a Night at the Opera, Too
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26 May
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Classical Music in NYC This Week
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24 May
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A Mahler Focus for the Met Orchestra and Esa-Pekka Salonen
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23 May
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Emotional Richness in Minor Keys From 2 Revered Pianists
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23 May
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Sébastien Daucé
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23 May
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Natalia Shakhovskaya (1935-2017)
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22 May
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Juan Pablo Contreras receives Presser Music Award
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22 May
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Review: Squeezing Music Made for One Hall Into the Geffen
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21 May
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Robert Gutter (1938-2017)
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20 May
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Intoned Absurdity: This Week’s 8 Best Classical Music Moments
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19 May
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Maurizio Pollini to Play Chopin at Carnegie Hall
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19 May
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Listen to a ‘Twin Peaks’ Fantasy for String Quartet
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19 May
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Review: A Quartet With Sunny Energy and Grunge-Band Grit
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19 May
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10 Spring and Summer Classical Festivals
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19 May
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Classical Music in NYC This Week
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18 May
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ASCAP Founders Award for Stephen Schwartz
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18 May
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Review: 56 Years Presenting the Best of Young Artists
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16 May
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Review: Decades Later, a Classic Concert Gets a Redo
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15 May
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Ben Nevis?
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15 May
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Norma Procter (1928-2017)
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15 May
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Review: Elgar’s ‘The Apostles’ Is Rescued From Being Overlooked
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13 May
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A Valiant Return to the Met Opera: This Week’s 8 Best Classical Music Moments
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13 May
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How Brahms’s ‘A German Requiem’ Became an Anthem for Our Time
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12 May
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Immortal Fingertips: Music Teachers Live On Through Their Students
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12 May
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Classical Music in NYC This Week
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12 May
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Jerry Goldsmith on Hollywood Walk of Fame
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11 May
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Review: Can a Busy Yannick Nézet-Séguin Do It All?
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11 May
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The Music Next Door
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10 May
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Calidore String Quartet Comes to New York
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10 May
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A Rare Performance of Elgar’s ‘Gigantic Work’
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9 May
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Six Composers Are Ready for Their Miller Theater Portraits
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9 May
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Charles Hoffer (1929-2017)
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9 May
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The Other Israel
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9 May
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Organs and Organists
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6 May
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Moonlit Handel: This Week’s 8 Best Classical Music Moments
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5 May
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Grigori Zhislin (1945-2017)
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5 May
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Review: An ‘Ode to Joy’ Troubled by Holocaust Memories
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5 May
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Classical Music in NYC This Week
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4 May
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Gustavo Dudamel Tells Venezuelan Government ‘Enough Is Enough’
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3 May
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A Busy Week for Yannick Nézet-Séguin
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3 May
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How a Brush With Death Changed the Next Conductor of St. Luke’s
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2 May
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May 2017 Newsletter
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1 May
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The Trojans
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1 May
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Northern Lights
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1 May
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Music and Flow
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1 May
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Review: Stravinsky’s ‘Rite’ as a Piano Duo Captivates Carnegie Hall
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30 April
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Blumental Festival
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29 April
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Quatuor Arod
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29 April
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Heard of Giacomo Meyerbeer? He’s on the Cusp of a Musical Renaissance
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29 April
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Review: An Old Stravinsky ‘Funeral Song’ Rumbles Anew
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29 April
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5 Sublime Minutes by a Maverick: This Week’s 8 Best Classical Music Moments
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28 April
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Review: Natalie Dessay, After Opera Left Her
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28 April
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Classical Music in NYC This Week
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27 April
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Manfred Jung (1940-2017)
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27 April
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Gordon Langford (1930-2017)
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27 April
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Dance of the Violin
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26 April
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Getting Inside the Mind of Bach
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25 April
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Dance, Off the Wall, Coming Next Season to the Met Museum
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24 April
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She Was the Orchestra’s Only Black Musician, Until She Formed Her Own
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22 April
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Review: Beethoven Gets a Sequel at the New York Philharmonic
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22 April
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Blind Listening: This Week’s 8 Best Classical Music Moments
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21 April
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Classical Music in NYC This Week
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20 April
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María Luisa Ozaita (1939-2017)
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20 April
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David Angel (1954-2017)
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19 April
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Marc-André Hamelin and Leif Ove Andsnes Accept a Stravinsky Challenge
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19 April
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This Summer Brings Mostly Mozart, With a Side of Schubert
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19 April
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Los Angeles Has America’s Most Important Orchestra. Period.
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19 April
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Transylvania Twist
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18 April
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Concerts Celebrate Isang Yun, a Musical Bridge Between Asia and Europe
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18 April
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‘It Demands Everything of You’: Alisa Weilerstein on Bach
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15 April
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With Politics as Backdrop, Hamburg’s New Hall Looks to America
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15 April
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Bach’s ‘St. John Passion’ Has More Humanity Than Anti-Semitism
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15 April
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Mozart, Made New: This Week’s 8 Best Classical Music Moments
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14 April
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BMI Icon Award for Alan Silvestri
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14 April
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Classical Music in NYC This Week
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12 April
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Anne Schwanewilms Performs Wolf and Strauss at Lincoln Center
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12 April
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2017 Guggenheim Fellowships awarded
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12 April
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Pulitzer Prize for Du Yun's `Angel's Bone´
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11 April
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Review: Lars Vogt Offers His Intensely Probing Take on Bach
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10 April
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Garsington shortlisted
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8 April
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Bach Breathing Free: This Week’s 8 Best Classical Music Moments
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7 April
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Review: A Pianist Brings American Rage to a Church Crypt
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7 April
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Johnny Mercer Award for Alan Menken
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7 April
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Call for works for two violoncellos
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7 April
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Classical Music in NYC This Week
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7 April
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Review: Valery Gergiev Galumphs Through Schubert
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5 April
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Lincoln Center Has an Eclectic Week of Music in Store
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3 April
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April 2017 Newsletter
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3 April
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Review: Diving Into the Lake for a Respighi Rarity at City Opera
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3 April
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Review: John Adams’s ‘Gospel’ Displays an Orchestral Wizard’s Tuneful Ear
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2 April
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Peak Performances Devotes Season to Works by Women
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1 April
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Nico Muhly on Why Choral Music Is Slow Food for the Soul
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1 April
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Louis Frémaux (1921-2017)
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1 April
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The Shift Festival: A Reincarnation, With Cherry Blossoms
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1 April
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A Conductor’s Falsetto: This Week’s 8 Best Classical Music Moments
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31 March
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Yannick Nézet-Séguin Will Shake Things Up at the Met Opera
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31 March
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Classical Music in NYC This Week
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31 March
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One Pianist’s Variations on Tales From the Crypt
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28 March
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Finally Returning Bernstein’s Overdue Mahler
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28 March
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The Pianist Rafal Blechacz in Exciting, if Blaring, Form
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27 March
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Review: An American Composers Orchestra Concert Pays a Bracing Tribute
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27 March
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Conducting an Eerie, Political ‘Gospel’
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25 March
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A Met Opera Star is Born: This Week’s 8 Best Classical Music Moments
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24 March
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Review: A Soprano’s Sudden Solo Act
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24 March
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Classical Music in NYC This Week
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23 March
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Francis Thorne (1922-2017)
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23 March
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Gido Kokars (1921-2017)
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22 March
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Vlastimir Trajkovic (1924-2017)
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22 March
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Géori Boué (1918-2017)
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22 March
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Anton Nanut (1932-2017)
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22 March
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Mitsuko Uchida at Carnegie Hall Is a Start to a Big Week
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22 March
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Review: Mahan Esfahani, a Harpsichordist With a Chip on His Keyboard
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18 March
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Cloning Yo-Yo Ma: This Week’s 8 Best Classical Moments
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17 March
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where have classical music’s uppercase letters gone?
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17 March
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New Concerto, New Leader: A Big Day at the New York Philharmonic
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17 March
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Classical Music in NYC This Week
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15 March
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International Street Cannibals, Feasting on Schoenberg
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15 March
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A New York Philharmonic Coup: Deborah Borda Is Named the New Leader
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14 March
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Review: Two Concerts Explore Schubert, Before He Took His Leave
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14 March
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Review: The Hazy Mysteries of Love at Lincoln Center
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13 March
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Write Me a Concerto: Yo-Yo Ma and Esa-Pekka Salonen on Their New Work
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13 March
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After Five Years of Bach, Trinity Church Takes On Handel
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11 March
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White-Hot Aria, Engulfing Bass: This Week’s 8 Best Classical Moments
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10 March
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Julia Bullock and Sarah Connolly Offer Enchantments New and Old
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10 March
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Review: John Adams Wrestles the Ghosts of His Musical Fathers
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10 March
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Review: ‘Aging Magician,’ a Fable Complete With Complexities
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10 March
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Classical Music in NYC This Week
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9 March
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Alberto Zedda (1928-2017)
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9 March
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Kurt Moll (1938-2017)
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9 March
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Review: Yannick Nézet-Séguin Offers a Glimpse of the Met Opera’s Future
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6 March
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Pianists Dominate Next Season at the 92nd Street Y
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4 March
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Review: The Boston Symphony’s Radiant Precision
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4 March
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A Sputtering Violin: The 8 Best Classical Music Moments This Week
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3 March
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A Philharmonic Farewell, With Musicians from Nations Trump Sought to Ban
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3 March
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Quaff a Brew and Chill to the Violin With Miranda Cuckson
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3 March
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The Stone, an Influential Music Space, to Move to the New School
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3 March
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Boston-Leipzig Exchange: Andris Nelsons’ Orchestras Collaborate
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3 March
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Review: The New York Philharmonic Plays a Piece Inspired by Night
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3 March
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Classical Music in NYC This Week
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3 March
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Frank Gehry and Daniel Barenboim on Their New Concert Hall in Berlin
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2 March
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March 2017 Newsletter
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2 March
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Rihm wins European Church Music Prize
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1 March
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Anthony Goldstone (1944-2017)
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1 March
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Georges Prêtre (1924-2017)
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1 March
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Antonio Lauzurika wins Premio Reina Sofía
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1 March
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Jórunn Viðar (1918-2017)
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1 March
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New Music From Silence for the New York Philharmonic
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1 March
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Review: London Philharmonic Boldly Reinterprets Mahler and Other Staples
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1 March
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Review: The Vienna Philharmonic Adds New Work, and Women
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28 February
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San Francisco Symphony Replaces Canceled North Carolina Concerts With a Pride Benefit
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28 February
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Chopin Is the Focus of Bard’s Summer Music Festival
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28 February
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Lincoln Center’s 11 Arts Groups in Harmony: Save the N.E.A.
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27 February
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Stanislaw Skrowaczewski (1923-2017)
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27 February
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Stanislaw Skrowaczewski, Conductor Who Fled Poland, Dies at 93
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25 February
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Review: A Look at ‘Léonore’ Before Beethoven, and Others, Got to It
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25 February
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Battle of the Bands: At 175, New York and Vienna Face Off
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24 February
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A Fearless, Ferocious Violinist Takes New York
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24 February
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Breathlessly Spiraling Bach: The 8 Best Classical Music Moments This Week
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24 February
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Classical Music in NYC This Week
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23 February
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Lincoln Center Turns Away Woman Wearing Anti-Trump Sign
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23 February
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A Musical Handshake Spanning Centuries: Venice in New York
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22 February
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Hear How ‘Moonlight’ Got Its Sound: Violins, Chopped and Screwed
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22 February
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Tanglewood Plans New Buildings and More Trees
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21 February
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This Maestro Is Turning 90. He’s Also Conducting Over 90 Concerts This Year.
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20 February
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Looking Back on Haydn’s Legacy at the Chamber Music Society
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20 February
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In the Land of Opera, a Choir for the Tone Deaf
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19 February
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In the Land of Opera, a Choir for the Tone Deaf
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18 February
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Limited to Prewar Music, Bulgarian Station Thrives
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18 February
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A Chord Vanishing Into Eternity: The 8 Best Classical Music Moments This Week
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17 February
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Classical Music in NYC This Week
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17 February
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An Early-Music Ensemble Gives a Handel Opera a Period Punch
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16 February
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Korean composition prize to Andys Skordis
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16 February
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Benjamin Scheuer wins 2017 Busoni Composition Prize
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15 February
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The Vienna Philharmonic Remembers Schubert
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13 February
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Classical Music in NYC This Week
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13 February
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At 100, a Conductor, Like the Music, Keeps Going
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13 February
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Surprise! You’re About to Conduct the New York Philharmonic
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13 February
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A Piano Rang Out Like Gunfire: The 8 Best Classical Music Moments This Week
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13 February
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How Should a Musician Make a Debut? Try Going Low-Key
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13 February
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A Pianist’s Warsaw: ‘Fascination and Pain’
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13 February
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Review: Igor Levit, a Pianist for Polarizing Times
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13 February
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Hindemith Prize for 2017 to Samy Moussa
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13 February
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Trump-et Bias
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12 February
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Gervase de Peyer (1926-2017)
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9 February
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Beethoven’s Insane Beauty, According to a Star Pianist
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9 February
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An Orchestra Triumphs Over Trump’s Travel Ban
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9 February
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Henry-Louis de La Grange, Mahler Authority, Is Dead at 92
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8 February
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New York Philharmonic Announces New Season as It Faces Upheaval
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8 February
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Classical Works From the Winter of Life, at Carnegie Hall
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7 February
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Revisiting ‘The Fairy’s Kiss,’ a Ballet About an Artist’s Destiny
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6 February
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Beethoven Prize to Fazil Say
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5 February
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Miriam Pirazzini (1918-2016)
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5 February
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Bernard Zaslav (1926-2016)
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5 February
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Ealing Music and Film
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5 February
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Andrew Norman
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5 February
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January 2017 Newsletter
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5 February
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love: Handel Festival
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5 February
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Veljo Tormis (1930-2017)
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5 February
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Dore Ashton, Chronicler Of The Abstract Expressionists And So Much More, Has Died At 88
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5 February
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No, British People, European Plays Aren't 'Infecting' Your Precious Theatre
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5 February
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The World Has Gotten Exponentially Scarier, So Take Refuge In Abstract Art
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5 February
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Ten Longform Literary Essays About That Most Unliterary Of Sports, Football
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5 February
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The James Bond Movie Director Who Actually Was A Spy
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5 February
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Streaming Is Really Killing Sony (Or Is It A Few Big Flops?)
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5 February
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Marta Becket, Dancer Who Built An Opera And Ballet Theatre In Death Valley, Dead At 92
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5 February
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Living On The 81st Floor Is A Little Bit Noisy (Plus, The Building Sways)
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5 February
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MoMA Joins The Resistance, Hangs Art From 'Travel Ban' Countries
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5 February
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Next Steps For Middle Eastern Theatre In The U.S.
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5 February
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What Happens When A Big Break Leads To Exactly Nothing Else?
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5 February
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Is Great Britain Too Depressed For Museums Now?
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5 February
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Suddenly, We Have Tons Of British Historical Dramas Again, But Why?
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5 February
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Why Can't Hollywood Get Boston Right?
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5 February
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What The Saga Of Avocados Reveals About Politics - And Human Interactions
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5 February
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Walter Hautzig, Pianist Whose Talent Helped Him Flee Nazis, Dies at 95
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4 February
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Valery Khalilov (1952-2016)
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4 February
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What Baroque Venice Can Teach Us About Modern Politics
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4 February
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Alexander Chancellor, 77, Editor Who Transformed The Spectator (And Had A Disastrous Year At The New Yorker)
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4 February
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Kids Ask A Lot Of Questions. Here Is The Way To Answer Them
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4 February
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How Psychologists Can Tell If A Defendant Is Faking Insanity
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4 February
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Shakespeare Audio Pronunciation App
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4 February
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Assistant Director of Institutional Marketing and Outreach, Lincoln Center
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4 February
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A Short History Of Think Tanks
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4 February
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Talk Of Canceling This Year's Oscars
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4 February
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Some Interesting Theories ABout What Sleep Does For Us
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4 February
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Ten Percent Of UK Teachers Polled Say Arts Education Has Been Cut In Their Schools
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4 February
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UK City Says Cutting All Its Art Funding Will "Help" Arts Groups
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3 February
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At Carnegie Hall, Political Jewels From Old Venice That Still Shine
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3 February
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Top Posts From AJBlogs 02.02.17
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3 February
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Inside The Stained Glass Workshop At Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa Mosque
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3 February
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See The Shimmering Walls Of Iran's 'Emerald Mosque'
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3 February
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Composer Michael Hersch Wins $250,000 Award From Johns Hopkins
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3 February
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Verona's Ancient Roman Amphitheatre To Get Retractable Roof
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3 February
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Uffizi Gallery In Florence Begins Long-Term Project To Show More Female Artists From History
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3 February
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Fired Director Of Shakespeare's Globe Talks About Her Sacking - And Why She's Still There
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3 February
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Classical Composers Aren't Exactly Celebrities In America - So How Did Philip Glass Become A Household Name?
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3 February
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Revolving Auditorium To Be Part Of New Creative District In Liverpool
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3 February
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One Of Broadway's Oldest Surviving Theaters Is Now Its Youngest
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3 February
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Bolshoi Prima Ballerina On How It Feels To Dance The Dual Lead In 'Swan Lake'
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3 February
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Want To Reach New Audiences For Your Contemporary Dance? Stop Using Arty, Abstruse Titles
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3 February
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You Think 'Alternative Facts' Are Like Science Fiction? Ursula Le Guin Would Like A Word With You
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3 February
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Director, Arts Management/Term Assistant Professor
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3 February
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Amadeus - First It Was A Play, Then A Movie, Now A Play/Movie...
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3 February
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'The Father Of Science Fiction'? Who *Was* Hugo Of The Hugo Awards?
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