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Navona Records presents Clipper Erickson’s ‘Tableau, Tempest and Tango’
An intrepid piano
In his new album, pianist Clipper Erickson plays theatrical new music with Philly connections, plus a freshly rendered musical chestnut. Peter Burwasser reviews.
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Philadelphia Chamber Music Society presents the Omni Quartet
Mischievous Mozart?
The Philadelphia Chamber Music Society hosted six members of the Cleveland Orchestra for an afternoon of chamber works by Mozart, showcasing his charm and greatness in compact form. Linda Holt reviews.
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Piffaro presents ‘A French Noël’
A noël discovery
An illustrated manuscript made for an illuminating musical evening that transported audiences to a chapel outside Paris in the 1500s. Gail Obenreder reviews.
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The Crossing presents ‘The Crossing at Christmas’
From longest night to ‘Shining Light’
This year, ‘The Crossing at Christmas’ featured an in-progress world premiere based on the work of a philosopher farmer. Gail Obenreder reviews.
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Philadelphia Chamber Music Society presents the Gamut Bach Ensemble
Capturing cantatas
Koji Otsuki’s Gamut Bach Ensemble draws a crowd for a reason — his chamber players have a beautifully controlled and delicate sound. In last night’s performance, however, some of the singers had more lurch than lullaby. Margaret Darby reviews.
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Philadelphia Chamber Music Society presents Mozart’s violin sonatas
Starry sonatas
PCMS offered a thrilling survey of Mozart’s violin sonatas, with pianist Jeremy Denk and three world-class soloists. Cameron Kelsall reviews.
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The Delaware Symphony Orchestra presents its Chamber Series with David Southorn and Lura Johnson
The gold standard
The smallest DSO chamber ensemble makes big music at the Hotel du Pont. Gail Obenreder reviews.
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The Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia presents Wu Man
Pipa perfection
Wu Man, world-renowned performer on the Chinese pipa, joined Dirk Brossé and the Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia, proving how seamlessly an Eastern instrument with 6,000 years of history can meet a modern Western orchestra. Linda Holt reviews.
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The Philadelphia Orchestra presents Handel’s ‘Messiah’
Handel's back on his feet
Every year, you can count on several presentations of ‘Messiah’ when the holidays roll around. Yannick Nézet-Séguin’s latest interpretation proves we should keep up the tradition. Cameron Kelsall reviews.
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Gustavo Dudamel in residency at Princeton University
A date with Dudamel
International classical-music superstar Gustavo Dudamel shared personal reflections and good humor in conversation on a Princeton University stage. The interviews bookended delicious concerts by a traditional Venezuelan music ensemble and Quartet 212. Linda Holt reviews.
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