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As in his way with Berg's spider-web of sound, Gardner brought out themes and lines in the Concerto for Violin and Wind Instruments, arguably Weill's thorniest masterpiece, and the young players met ...

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Kurosawa coulda been a contender. He used to be canon. Some of the critical sheen flaked off a while back, though. He hasn’t ...

It all adds up to a cleverly interconnected triple bill and the perfect experience for five singers from the Royal Opera's ...

The aftermath of school massacres for those left behind, and the pros and cons of restorative justice have become two strong ...

In 1999, American Football pioneered a brand-new genre with their self-titled album, and while they didn’t gain much ...