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Carlos Simon
A few months ago, Jessie Montgomery was seated in the audience for the world premiere of Jasmine Bar...
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Christine S. Escobar
The Los Angeles Philharmonic has been aptly lauded for their commitment to innovation in classical m...
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Katie Brown
It is rare to encounter someone as memorable as violinist Jennifer Koh. I met her briefly one summer...
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Forrest Howell
In the Oct. 18 pre-concert talk on Afromodernism and music of the African diaspora at David Geffen H...
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Donna Lee Davidson
Many musicians have a recording that changed their fervor — an album that they studied, trapped in i...
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Donna Lee Davidson
Released July 28 on Deutsche Grammophon, the Sphinx Virtuosi’s Songs for Our Times is sprawling, con...
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Sofía Rocha
For composer Carlos Simon, music is a place where communities can come together. “I want people to b...
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Vanessa Ague
American Composers Orchestra (ACO) is about to emerge from the pandemic with verve and vision. Not o...
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Stephanie Boyd
With over 300,000 deaths related to COVID-19 in the United States, this is more fitting a time than...
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Esteban Meneses
It’s a feel-good situation: Krishna Thiagarajan, President and CEO of the Seattle Symphony, has foun...
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Stephanie Boyd
ListN Up is a series of weekly artist-curated playlists. Born from a desire to keep artists sharing...
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I CARE IF YOU LISTEN
“Out of Context” is a 10-part series that addresses the topic of cultural appropriation as it inters...
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Elizabeth A. Baker
Virtual Commissions: Brandon Stirling Baker | Works & Process Every Sunday and Monday, Works &am...
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Sam Reising
Yuga Cohler has garnered attention as a conductor for brilliant performances and an organizer of hig...
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Jacob Kopcienski
