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5.3.09

Stirb in mir, Welt: Bernarda Fink's Bach

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Bach Solo Cantatas (BWV 35, 169, 170), B. Fink, Freiburger Barockorchester, dir. P. Müllejans (released on February 10, 2009) Harmonia Mundi...
4.3.09

Kissin Triumphant in Prokofiev and Chopin

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Evgeny Kissin returned triumphantly to Washington for his biennial Washington Performing Arts Society -sponsored recital, on Sunday afterno...
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On the Radio: NSO

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Tune your radio dial to 90.9 FM on the first Wednesday of the month at 9 pm to hear NSO Showcase , broadcasts of recent concerts by the Nati...
3.3.09

Out of Frame: Gomorra

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During a school trip to see Greek and Roman ruins in southern Italy last summer, we spent several days in and near Naples. We did not stay i...
2.3.09

March Concert Planner

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After a holiday break that lingers from December through February, all of Washington's classical music cylinders really get firing again...

Fun with Ethan and His Orchestra

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Humor, spot-on observations of life, love, Tupperware, pets, and many unexpected twists... Ethan Lipton brought his orchestra to the Vermon...
1.3.09

Ionarts at Large: A Mahler Supreme & a Lulu to Die For

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When Mahler’s Fourth Symphony is coupled with the Lulu Suite of Berg in concert, one might expect Mahler through the prism of modernity, pe...

In Brief: Lent I Edition

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Here is your regular Sunday selection of links to good things in Blogville and Beyond. You knew it had to happen -- you can now follow Ionar...
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