25.5.06

Bienvenue: Lazarevitch and Musicians of Saint-Julien

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La Maison Française presents plenty events of interest, and Monday was no exception. In their first U.S. engagement, François Lazarevitch a...

Domingo Notwithstanding, This Is Thielemann's Parsifal

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R.Wagner, Parsifal , Thielemann / Meier, Selig, Domingo, Struckmann, Anger, Bankl DG Age hardly seems to slow Plácido Domingo down;...
24.5.06

Things I Like in NYC, Part 2

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Kara Walker at the Met: After the Deluge is following the Mining the Museum theme Fred Wilson did with the Maryland Historical Society coll...
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What to Hear in June

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We are going to continue running our monthly schedule feature, Classical Month in Washington, where we include links to the reviews for all ...
23.5.06

Britten's War Requiem

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If any choral work of the latter half of the 20th century has achieved classic status, it is Benjamin Britten’s War Requiem . Commissioned f...
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Things I Like in NYC, Part 1

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I am lucky enough to have a few days in New York City this week to look at art and also design. One of my favorite trade shows is the Intern...
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22.5.06

Red Priest Vespers

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On Saturday night, two local early music groups -- the Bach Sinfonia and Chantry -- joined forces in an all-Vivaldi program, at Bradley Hi...

Wonny Song at the Terrace Theater

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Wonny Song A gorgeous Saturday afternoon assured that only the hardiest piano lovers among the subscribers of WPAS 's Hayes Piano Series...