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Music Review: The Broken Reed Saxophone Quartet - The Sound of a Broken Reed
You have only to hear "Four Seasons, Four Saxes, New Four-Casts" to know you are listening to the work of a deeply talented composer.
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Carnegie Hall and Shanghai Tang Celebrate Chinese Pianist Lang Lang
The “Ancient Paths - Modern Voices” festival gives New Yorkers an unprecedented opportunity to familiarize themselves with Chinese culture.
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Music Review: András Schiff and Johann Sebastien Bach - Six Partitas
Schiff's performance is accessible, poignant and succint.
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New Venues Open Their Doors For Classical Music
Do New York nightclubs hold new possibilities for classical musicians and their audience?
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Music Review: Sufjan Stevens — The BQE (CD/DVD)
A breezy, effervescent classical composition that's a small triumph for indie pop wunderkind Stevens.
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Music Review: Thomas Zehetmair Niccolo Paganini - 24 Capricci
Thomas Zehetmair interprets Paganini's 24 Capricci for the ECM New Series label with amazing results.
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DVD Review: Young Minds - Numbers and Counting (Math Tutor DVD Series)
This refined audio-visual solution for teaching counting and number recognition is worth every penny.
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Classical Music Review: The Choir Of St. Ignatius Loyola, and William Neil's Hymns Of Faith & Praise
Two recent releases with ecclesiastical themes.
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Music Review (LA): LA Philharmonic All-Brahms Concert Conducted by Leonard Slatkin at the Hollywood Bowl
Leonard Slatkin led the LA Philharmonic in a very satisfying All-Brahms program with violinist Vadim Repin.
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Music Review: The Icicle Creek Piano Trio and The Merling Trio
The latest recordings from two highly acclaimed piano trios.
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