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Metropolitan Opera presents Rossini's 'Guillaume Tell'
Revisiting 'Tell's' tale
Philadelphia-trained singers dominate the Metropolitan Opera's 'Guillaume Tell,' the company's first production of the piece in 85 years. Steve Cohen reviews.
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Philadelphia Chamber Music Society presents the Jerusalem Quartet
Life's mysteries among the strings
The Jerusalem String Quartet brought out their best at this Philadelphia Chamber Music Society concert. Victor Schermer reviews.
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Tempesta di Mare and Orchestra 2001 season openers
October inaugurals
Tempesta di Mare launches a new project; Orchestra 2001 enters a new era. Tom Purdom reviews.
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The Philadelphia Orchestra with Alain Altinoglu and Veronika Eberle
Delight with Dutilleux, Mendelssohn, and Brahms
Alain Altinoglu led the Philadelphia Orchestra, and German violinist Veronika Eberle brought a light, lyrical tone and impeccable technique. Linda Holt reviews.
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The 2016 Astral National Auditions Winners Concert
Astral winners reach for the stars
Astral’s class of 2016 is showcased in a program introducing six solo performers and one ensemble. Peter Burwasser reviews.
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A four-show sampler from Philadephia Chamber Music Society and 1807 & Friends
Four on the concert floor
A week of chamber music concerts produces a look at the variety and unpredictability of the Philadelphia chamber music scene. Tom Purdom reviews.
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Pianist Denis Kozhukhin with the Philadelphia Orchestra
All-Russian program with a Russian piano master
An all-Russian slate by the Philadelphia Orchestra featured Russian pianist Denis Kozhukhin, who made the program his own. Linda Holt reviews.
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Philadelphia Chamber Music Society presents Schubert and Shostakovich
Early, middle, and late
Thanks to the Philadelphia Chamber Music Society, the Belcea String Quartet brings Schubert and Shostakovich's sadness and fury to life. Robert Zaller reviews.
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The Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia presents Haydn, Mozart and the 'Red Cliff'
Battle music from Taiwan
At the Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia's performance, a Taiwanese composer upgrades one of the lesser musical genres. Tom Purdom reviews.
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'E.T.' meets the Philadelphia Orchestra
Move over, 'E.T.'
What good are great actors and directors without great music? The Philadelphia Orchestra’s performances of Steven Spielberg’s 'E.T.' proved that point.
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