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24.9.05

Classical Week in Washington (9/25)

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Classical Week in Washington is a weekly feature that appears on Sundays, in conjunction with my Classical Music Agenda at DCist. If there a...
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Chamber Music at the Terrace Theater

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Pleasantly filled with young(ish) audience members, the chatter and murmur in the Kennedy Center’s Terrace Theater gave way to Mozart’s deli...
23.9.05

Beethoven, Schoenberg, and James Levine

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Ionarts is taking over the world. With this post, we welcome new contributor Frank Pesci, Jr., an old musician friend from Washington, who h...

Fazil Say Opens the Baltimore Symphony's Season

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Fazil Say The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra opened its 2005/06 season with an ‘American Concert’ that consisted of Gershwin’s American in Par...

Classical Music for Children, Fall 2005

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Mini-Critic and I have reviewed some classical concerts for children together: one of the National Symphony's kinderkonzerts and the pr...
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National Book Festival

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An article ( National Book Festival Planned for September , July 29) by Vanessa de la Torre for the Washington Post got me interested in th...
22.9.05

The NSO's Opening Salvo

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Itzhak Perlman It’s good to be back, and after a little taster two weeks ago ( review on September 9), this was the beginning of the Natio...

Dip Your Ears, No. 45 (In Spiritum)

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C.Franck, In Spiritum , Olivier Latry DG Massive French organ music of the late Romantics is admittedly not everyone’s cup of tea....
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