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11.11.16
Runnicles leads French music with the NSO
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Many thanks to Robert R. Reilly for this review from the Kennedy Center. On Thursday evening, at the Kennedy Center Concert Hall, visiti...
8.11.16
Forbes Classical CD of the Week
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& …Johann Friedrich Fasch was in line for a major renaissance in the early 20th century, when enthusiasts worldwide worked towa...
6.11.16
Dip Your Ears, No. 215 (A Grand Steinway Romance)
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A Grand Romance , Jeffrey Biegel (Steinway) From the most aggressively self-promoting, social-media-mongering pianist since the i...
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Washington Bach Consort struggles onward
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This review is an Ionarts exclusive. J. S. Bach, Flute Sonatas, B. Kuijken, E. Demeyere (Accent, 2000) J. S. Bach, Viola da Gamba So...
5.11.16
Latest on Forbes: Emmanuelle Haïm Can 'Handel' The Vienna Philharmonic
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It’s more or less a tradition in the ten years of the Theater-an-der-Wien that the season opens with a concert, and more or less a traditio...
4.11.16
At WCR: Noseda takes the helm
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Charles T. Downey, Noseda, NSO bring out the steel and serenity of Prokofiev’s “Romeo and Juliet” Washington Classical Review , November ...
Prokofiev’s 'Romeo and Juliet'
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Conductor Gianandrea Noseda Many thanks to Robert R. Reilly for this review from the Kennedy Center. On Thursday evening, November 3, ...
The Cello Suites, Bach IV (Sebastian Klinger)
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Bach’s music – specifically his Cello Suites – excites and enthuses necessarily . And the extraordinary recordings of Jean-Guihen Queyras ...
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