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23.5.05

Architectural News from France

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I have a pile-up of cultural reportage from European newspaper reading to get off my virtual desk. The first item is something I read in an ...

Classical Week in Washington (5/23)

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Classical Week in Washington is a weekly feature that appears on Mondays. If there are concerts you would like to see included on our schedu...

Selig sind, die da Leid tragen!

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J. Brahms, Ein Deutsches Requiem , EBS, Monteverdi Choir, Gardiner Brahms's Requiem is a hauntingly beautiful piece, but when described...
21.5.05

Family Weekend at the National Gallery

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A few weeks ago, the National Gallery of Art announced that it was going to suspend its docent-led school tours for a year, while it re-ev...
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Operetta Evening at the Austrian Embassy

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One should always read the information about concerts very carefully. In last week's Classical Week in Washington , I had listed the Eve...

Cannes Passes on Anti-Americanism

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The awards have been made at the Festival International du Film in Cannes. The winner of the Palme d'Or was Jean-Pierre and Luc Darden...

The Call of the Cantata Answered

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Ionarts’ tireless pursuit of finding the best music around and covering as many interesting concerts as possible had us at Samson et Dalila ...

Cavalli Comes Back in Munich

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I have suggested before that it is time for Washington National Opera to produce a Baroque opera. The latest proof that Baroque is hot com...
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