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Classical Music, Live

Lost Dog and Englishman (plus Italian and Hungarian)

April 16, 2012 Gene Gaudette Leave a comment

Following an underwhelming concert last Thursday, I was beginning to think I was getting too cynical for concertgoing.

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Langevin / Allen / Maazel / NYPhil @ Avery Fisher Hall 10/13/11

October 14, 2011 Gene Gaudette Leave a comment

My review is posted to Classical Source.

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What could possibly go wrong?

February 16, 2011 Gene Gaudette Leave a comment

Robert Spano conducts Berlioz’s mammoth Grande Messe des Morts at Carnegie hall with a world-cklass chamber orchestra. What could possibly go wrong? Check out my review at Classical Source.

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