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New Releases Oct. 14: Fresh Twists

Many of this week’s new releases contain fresh interpretations of traditional tunes and rarely performed works.

Violinist Hilary Hahn, framed by flowers, gazes at her violin in front of a burnt orange wall

Adela SkowronskiSeptember 10, 2024

Hilary Hahn to miss CSO season premiere

Associated PressSeptember 6, 2024

Sérgio Mendes, Grammy-winning Brazilian music legend, dies at 83

Adela SkowronskiSeptember 5, 2024

John, Paul, Johann, and Wolfgang: How Classical Music Inspired The Beatles (and Terri Hemmert!)

Playlist: Architecture & Music

Katherine Buzard

Frank Lloyd Wright recognized the connection between music and architecture, going so far as to claim, “They are practically one.”

New Releases Mar. 18: Gut Strings, Marsalis, Sondheim, and Selaocoe

March 18, 2025

An ambitious and inventive take on Tchaikovsky’s chamber music, a Wynton Marsalis symphony, piano reimaginings of music of Sondheim, and the multifaceted Abel Selaocoe. Plus, selections from contemporary operas without singing, and a vocal exploration on the theme of light.

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