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20 January
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Movie Theatres With Shaking Seats Are Gimmicky – And Also A Good Education In Filmmaking
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20 January
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To Research How To Make A Better Museum, Ask Kids
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20 January
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Edith Kunhardt Davis, Author Of ‘Pat The Bunny’ Sequels, Has Died At 82
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20 January
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All Of The Winners Of The SAG Awards
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20 January
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Did Streaming (Or Millennials) Kill The Music Chart?
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20 January
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Vladimir Ashkenazy Retires Suddenly
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20 January
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An Israeli Museum Cancelled An Artist’s Talk Because He Identifies As Palestinian
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20 January
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This Author Says This Moment Isn’t As New As We Like To Think
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20 January
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Singer-Songwriter David Olney Says ‘I’m Sorry,’ Closes His Eyes, Drops His Head, And Dies Onstage
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20 January
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The European Union Is Considering Banning Facial Recognition Technology For Five Years
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20 January
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Not Telling The Same Old Story Again And Again And Again And Again And Again
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20 January
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When The Washington Post Talked About The Top Book Trends Of The Last Decade, They Went Kinda Easy On A Big (Sometimes Bad) Player
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20 January
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Wait, ‘1917,’ It Might Be The Year Of ‘Parasite’
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20 January
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At Sundance This Year, One-Fourth Of The Documentaries Come From A New Company
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20 January
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How Did The Grammys Go From ‘Step Up’ To This CEO Implosion?
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20 January
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Jazz Saxophonist Jimmy Heath, 93
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20 January
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A Group Of Musicians Relocate To A Failing Town To Create A New Culture. Townspeople Resist
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20 January
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National Archives Blurs Anti-Trump Protest Signs Of 2017 Women’s March In Exhibition
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20 January
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Reconsidering Alan Bloom’s “Closed Minds”
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20 January
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How Ubiquitous Public Surveillance Is Changing Our Understanding Of Human Behavior
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20 January
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Canada’s “Prairie Castles” Are Disappearing
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20 January
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Is Amazon About To Take Over The Bestseller Book Business?
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20 January
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The Quality Versus Opportunity Debate – A Predictable Oscars Ritual
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20 January
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This Austrian Village, Overrun By ‘Frozen’ Tourists, Wants Them To Go To The Salt Mines
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20 January
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We’re Losing Any Sense Of Place Because Now Everywhere Feels The Same
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20 January
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Life As A Young, Award-Winning Cellist
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19 January
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Classical music news. Obituary
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19 January
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Protesters Shut Down The Louvre
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19 January
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Peter Larkin, Broadway Designer And Creator Of The Parliament-Funkadelic Mothership, Has Died At 93
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19 January
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The National Archives Blurred A Historic, And Historical, Photograph Of The Women’s March To Blur Anti-Trump Signs
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19 January
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Hollywood Preps For A Writers’ Strike, But The Landscape Has Dramatically Changed Since The Last One
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19 January
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Why Did The Public Shut Down A Climate Activist’s Play Early?
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19 January
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Writing About War, But, You Know, With Women
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19 January
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Norma Tanega, Whose Hit Single Was Covered By Nearly Everyone, Has Died At 80
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19 January
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Stephen King’s Twitter Comment About The Oscars Gets At One Of The Academy’s Deepest Problems
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19 January
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Spanish Billionaire Fined $58 Million, Sent To Jail For Trying To Smuggle A Picasso Out Of Spain To Auction
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19 January
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Hank Azaria Says He Will Stop Voicing Apu On The Simpsons
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19 January
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Though They’re ‘Chronically Underfunded,’ Libraries Are Vital Parts Of Their Communities
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19 January
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After Producers Guild Win, Looks Like ‘1917’ Is Becoming An Oscar Fave
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19 January
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Portraits Of Its People Rattle Some In A Georgia Town
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19 January
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What Did Happiness Used To Look Like?
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19 January
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A Royal Ballet Dancer Says It’s On Dancers (And Companies) To Make Sure Ballet Doesn’t Look Elitist
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19 January
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What A ‘Narrative Performance’ Is – And What It Can Do For An Audience
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19 January
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Barry Tuckwell, French Horn Virtuoso, Is Dead at 88
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18 January
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Monhegan Island Watercolor Workshop
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18 January
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MoMA & the Nouvel Kid on the Block: Revenge of American Folk Art Museum’s Demolished Building?
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18 January
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Fifty Black Dance Companies Are Converging On Philadelphia This Weekend
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18 January
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Saving Face: China’s New Surveillance System Upends A Moral Order
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18 January
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Today’s Theme Parks Are More Immersive, Interactive
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18 January
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Klimt Painting Stolen 23 Years Ago Found In Wall Of Museum
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18 January
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Disney Drops “Fox” From 20th Century Fox Name
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18 January
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TikTok Is Killing The Radio Song-writer
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17 January
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Juilliard Celebrates 32 Female Composers of the 20th Century
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17 January
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Why Don’t Audiences Know More About Composer Mark Walker’s Music?
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17 January
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Barry Tuckwell, Perhaps The World’s Most Prominent French Horn Player, Dead At 88
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17 January
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Maryland Governor Blocks Legislature’s $1.6 Million Grant To Baltimore Symphony (Again)
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17 January
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Just Days Before Grammy Awards, Recording Academy’s New CEO Suspended
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17 January
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Christopher Tolkien, JRR’s Son And Collaborator, Dead At 95
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17 January
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Large Incan Idol That Pizarro Claimed He Destroyed Has Survived
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17 January
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So What Is This ‘Festival Of Brexit’ Going To Be, Anyway? Here’s What Its Director Says
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17 January
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UK Funding Cuts Are Hurting Organizations’ Basic Operations, Warns Arts Council
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17 January
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100-Year-Old Bookstore With No Customers Sends Mournful Tweet And Customers Respond
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17 January
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These Musicians Moved To A Dying Village, Hoping To Revive It. They Got Caught In The Culture Wars Instead.
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17 January
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James Wood: Technique Versus Effect In Literary Criticism
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17 January
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Nobel Committee Fought Tooth And Nail Over Whether To Give Prize To Samuel Beckett
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17 January
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Hysterical Critics, Public Writing, And Making Sense Of Things
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17 January
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Hollywood Is Turning To AI To Decide What Movies To Make
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17 January
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Artists Add Value? Here’s a List Of Practical Ways During The Australian Fires
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17 January
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6 Classical Music Concerts to See in N.Y.C. This Weekend
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17 January
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How To Save The Oscars From The Academy
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17 January
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Hollywood Talent Agencies Face Uncertain Times
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17 January
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Study: It Takes Decades (4), But Liberal Arts College Degree Pays Off
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17 January
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Alan Gilbert Appointed Director Of The Royal Swedish Opera
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17 January
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Want A Job? Increasingly You’ll Have To Get By The AI Algorithms First
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17 January
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Missouri Debates Jailing Librarians For Lending “Age-Inappropriate” Books
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17 January
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Austrian State Prize for Thomas Larcher
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17 January
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Gaudeamus Award 2019 to Kelley Sheehan
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17 January
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Joan Tower elected Composer of the Year
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16 January
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Yes, We Need (Yet) Another Rachmaninoff Recording
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16 January
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Review: Gustavo Dudamel Jolts the ‘New World’ Symphony to Life
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16 January
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Gustavo Dudamel Renews With Los Angeles Philharmonic Through 2025-26
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16 January
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Carnegie Library’s Ex-Archivist And His Fence Plead Guilty To Stealing And Selling Rare Books
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16 January
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Jewels Stolen From Dresden’s Green Vault Are Turning Up On The Dark Web
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16 January
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San Antonio Arts Presenter Abruptly Shuts Down
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16 January
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Is Boris Johnson Going To Disband Or Downsize UK’s Culture And Media Department?
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16 January
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Public Library Systems Are Beginning To Lend Musical Instruments
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16 January
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Betty Pat Gatliff, Who Pioneered Practice Of Forensic Sculpture, Dead At 89
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16 January
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Bird Killers – Our Glass Buildings
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16 January
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Audible And Publishers Settle Lawsuit Over Captioning
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16 January
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Putin Enlists Major Cultural Leaders To Rewrite Russian Constitution
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16 January
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Podcasts Are Getting Book-Group-Like Fan Clubs — And, Like Book Groups, They’re About More Than Just The Material
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16 January
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Idea Factory: What Makes Malcolm Gladwell Tick
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16 January
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Choreographer Gregory Maqoma Turns Traditional South African Movement Into Contemporary Western Concert Dance
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16 January
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The Very Complicated Culture Of Reviewing Books
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16 January
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When Neurodiverse Actors Make A Play Better
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16 January
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Chilly Gonzales - Solo Piano II
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16 January
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Ernest Bloch - Voice in the Wilderness, Schelomo, From Jewish Life; Kol Nidrei (cello: Natalie Clein; BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra; conductor: Ilan Volkov)
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16 January
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Josef Suk - Prague / A Summer’s Tale (BBC Symphony Orchestra; conductor: Jirí Belohlávek)
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16 January
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Hector Berlioz - Symphonie Fantastique (Scottish Chamber Orchestra; conductor: Robin Ticciati)
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16 January
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Carl Nielsen - Symphonies Nos. 2 & 3 (New York Philharmonic; conductor: Alan Gilbert)
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16 January
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - La Finta Giardiniera (Freiburger Barockorchester; Rene Jacobs)
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16 January
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Johann Sebastian Bach - Harpsichord Concertos (Retrospect Ensemble; harpsichord/director: Matthew Halls)
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16 January
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Felix Mendelssohn - Violin Concertos / The Hebrides (violin: Alina Ibragimova; Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment; conductor: Vladimir Jurowski)
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16 January
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Piano Concertos Nos. 9 & 21 (feat. piano: Mitsuko Uchida; The Cleveland Orchestra)
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16 January
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Ludwig van Beethoven - The Beethoven Journey: Piano Concertos Nos. 1 & 3 (feat. piano: Leif Ove Andsnes; Mahler Chamber Orchestra)
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16 January
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Leonardo Vinci - Artaserse (Philippe Jaroussky; Max Emanuel Cencic; Coro della Radiotelevisione svizzera; Concerto Koln; conductor: Diego Fasolis)
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16 January
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Nils Frahm - Screws
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16 January
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Don Giovanni (Ildebrando D'Arcangelo; Mahler Chamber Orchestra; conductor: Yannick Nezet-Seguin)
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16 January
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Johann Sebastian Bach - Das Wohltemperierte Clavier (Books I and II) (feat. piano: András Schiff)
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16 January
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Johann Sebastian Bach - Cantatas vol. 51 (Bach Collegium Japan; conductor: Masaaki Suzuki)
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16 January
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Benjamin Britten - The Rape of Lucretia (conductor: Oliver Knussen; Aldeburgh Festival Ensemble)
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16 January
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Franz Schubert - Schubert Edition Vol. 7: Erlkönig (baritone: Matthias Goerne; piano: Andreas Haefliger)
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16 January
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Modest Petrovich Mussorgsky - Pictures, Sarcasms & Visions (feat. piano: Steven Osborne)
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16 January
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Giovanni Battista Pergolesi - Septem verba a Christo (Sophie Karthaüser, Christophe Dumaux, Julien Behr, Konstantin Wolff, Academie für Alte Musik Berlin/Rene Jacobs)
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16 January
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Ludwig van Beethoven - Violin Sonatas (violin: Leonidas Kavakos, piano: Enrico Pace)
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16 January
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5 Classical Music Concerts to See in N.Y.C. This Weekend
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16 January
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Slideshare Has Become A Major Repository For Pirated Books
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16 January
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Board Games Are Thriving
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16 January
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Happiness Index: Why It’s So Difficult To Tell
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16 January
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Dance Theatre Of Harlem Gets Its Biggest-Ever Gift, Will Expand Company
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16 January
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“Jeopardy” Now Has Its All-Time Champ. But Why Did It Need One?
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16 January
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Share Our Passion For The Arts!
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16 January
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Novello Award for Erika Fox and Anna Meredith
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15 January
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Classical music news. January 2020 Newsletter
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15 January
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Classical music news. Obituary
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15 January
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Peter Schreier, 84, Elegant German Tenor Who Also Conducted, Dies
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15 January
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Gustavo Dudamel Extends Contract With Los Angeles Philharmonic
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15 January
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New Year’s Manifesto
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15 January
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LA Philharmonic Extends Dudamel Contract Through 2026
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15 January
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Houston Is Nearly 50% Hispanic. Why Doesn’t The City Have A Major Hispanic Cultural Center?
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15 January
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Baltimore Symphony Can Switch Out Of Survival Mode Thanks To New Cash Gifts
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15 January
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Pina Bausch Invented Her ‘Tanztheater’ With This Piece In 1977. Now Her Company Is Reviving It For The First Time In 25 Years
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15 January
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Why Wasn’t ‘Goodnight Moon’ One Of The Ten Most Circulated Books At The New York Public Library? One Reason
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15 January
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Why Do The ‘Star Wars’ Films Keep Bombing In The World’s Second-Biggest Movie Market?
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15 January
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Bollywood’s Female Stars Speak Out In Support Of Protesters As Male Stars Keep Mum
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15 January
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Nancy Lewis, Who Brought Monty Python To America, Dead At 76
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15 January
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New Music Education Prize Awards $1.75 Million
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15 January
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After Losing Parts Of Three Fingers, Pianist Is Back At The Keyboard
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15 January
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How Are We Deciding Which Movies Are Actually Any Good?
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15 January
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‘Reality Is The Better Writer’: Why Gabriel García Márquez’s Journalism Is Even More Important Than His Fiction
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15 January
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Holographic Artists? Yes, And There’s More
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15 January
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Intimacy Coordinators Are Making Sex Scenes Sexier As Well As Safer
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15 January
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Book Print Sales Were Down 1.3 Percent In 2019
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15 January
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When Piet Mondrian Painted Landscapes
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15 January
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Failures of imagination
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15 January
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This Writer May Have Been Russia’s Harriet Beecher Stowe
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15 January
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The Most Popular (And Powerful) Word In The English Language
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15 January
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The Future Of Entertainment: 10-Minute Shows On Your Phone?
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15 January
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Dance Protests In France Over When Dancers Can Collect Their Pensions
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15 January
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Netflix Isn’t Disrupting Diversity (Or Oscar)
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15 January
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Regal, AMC Theatre Chains Say They Won’t Show Netflix Oscar-Nominated Movies
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15 January
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Why Shouldn’t We Get To Choose How We Die? (And In What Style)
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14 January
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A Story About Zoot And Hawk
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14 January
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News Reports Of Joshua Helmer’s Behavior ‘Barely Scratched The Surface’, Say Philadelphia Museum Of Art Staffers
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14 January
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Director Ousted At Erie Art Museum Following High-Profile Reports Of Sexual Harassment
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14 January
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Sampling Every Sound A Stradivarius Can Make
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14 January
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Could The Walls Of Notre-Dame Cathedral Really Collapse? Yes, It’s Quite Possible
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14 January
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Notre Dame Cathedral’s Roof, Destroyed By Fire, Should Be Rebuilt In Wood, Says Top French Architect
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14 January
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Ballet BC Names Emily Molnar’s Successor As Artistic Director
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14 January
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Five Years After Charlie Hebdo Shootings, France Plans Center For Satirical Cartoons
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14 January
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Time’s Up Creates Database Of Diverse Critics
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14 January
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Filmmaker Ivan Passer Dead at 86
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14 January
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Extreme Film Criticism (Can You Hang?)
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14 January
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Broadway Sets Another Attendance Record; Nonwhite And International Audiences Growing
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14 January
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Reconsidering Cole Porter
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14 January
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How Esther Perel Turns Couples Therapy Sessions Into Podcasts
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14 January
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Is This The Earliest Drawing Of Venice?
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14 January
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China’s Movie Box Office Just Set New Records. But Things Are Cooling
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14 January
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Is Fiction Lying?
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14 January
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Critic Roger Scruton, 75
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14 January
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Is Our Theatre Training System Broken?
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14 January
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Americans Spent $25 Billion On Home Entertainment Last Year
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14 January
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New Jersey Symphony Orchestra seeks Chief Financial Officer
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14 January
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Do You Want More Audiences and Donors? 2 Arts Marketing, Development & Ticketing Conferences to Choose From!
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13 January
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The Victor Klemperer Case – How Political Language Shapes What Happens
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13 January
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Pharoah Sanders On Finding Your Own Sound
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13 January
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LA Chamber Orchestra Names A New Executive Director
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13 January
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America’s Textbooks: Same History, Different Stories
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13 January
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The Year Of The Pronoun
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13 January
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How “Little Women” Was Choreographed
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13 January
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The Intimate Photographs That Captured Merce Cunningham
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13 January
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This Year’s Oscar Nominees – What The List Looks Like
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13 January
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Apocalypse Now: Literature Studies Are Going Away
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13 January
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Ross Douthat: Lit Studies And A Crisis Of Confidence
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13 January
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Five Ways Music Changed In The 2010s
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13 January
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Étude Arts seeks Managerial Assistant/Contract Manager
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13 January
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These Are The Ten Most-Borrowed Books At The New York Public Library
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13 January
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Open Call: Historians Needed For Today’s Debates On Current Affairs
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13 January
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Here Is Some Of The Art That Entered Public Domain Last Week
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13 January
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New Generation Of Music Copyright Lawsuits Is Having A Chilling Effect
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13 January
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A World Without Work Sounds Fun. But Would It Be?
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13 January
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Hildur Guðnadóttir wins Golden Globe
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13 January
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When News Upstages an Opera Performance
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13 January
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High Line Curator Named As Next Curator Of Venice Biennale
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13 January
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Why Dialects Improve On A Language’s “Correct” Use
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13 January
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What’s Lost With The Demise Of The New York Musical Festival
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12 January
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Classical music news. Obituary
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12 January
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Rethinking Community in Community Music: The Call, the Welcome, and the ‘Yes’
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12 January
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#ENOUGH: A New-Play Initiative Enlists Youth to Confront Gun Violence
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12 January
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Most Paintings on Princeton’s Campus Are of Dead White Men. But One Artist Is Adding Equally Grand Portraits of Its Cooks and Cleaners
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12 January
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Four Dancers of Color Share Their Experiences at the Intersection of Dance and Identity
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12 January
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How this Kentucky musician and educator gives back
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12 January
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At the nexus of ethnomusicology and music education: pathways to diversity, equity, and inclusion
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12 January
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Tribal Elder Hears Grandfather’s Voice in Archived Songs
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12 January
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Helping Artists Thrive
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12 January
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John Baldessari On How He Found His Art
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12 January
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Pastor Tells Musicians They Are “Thieves” If They Take Money For Playing In Church
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12 January
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Here’s What Happens When Community College Tuition Is Free
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12 January
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The Global Art World Flies. Should It Fly So Much?
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12 January
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Major German Arts Construction Projects Are Careening Out Of Control
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12 January
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What One Working Musician Earns On Different Streaming Platforms
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12 January
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These Big Movie Stars’ Superpower? They Dance
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12 January
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How Did The Banal Banksy Make It Big In The Art World?
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12 January
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Why The Pieces Of Books Are Where The Pieces Of Books Are
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12 January
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Beethoven’s Greatest Music Comes From His Greatness As A Human
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12 January
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The Peculiar Case Of The Artists Who Lived Like They Were Living 100 Years Earlier
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12 January
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UK Puts New Regulations On Art Trade, Combating Money Laundering
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12 January
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David Lang Didn’t Like How Beethoven’s “Fidelio” Turned Out. So He Rewrote It
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12 January
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How The Myth Of “Artistic Genius” Has Held Us Back
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12 January
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CALL FOR APPLICATIONS: I-Park’s 2020 Artists-in-Residence Program
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11 January
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Classical music news. Music and Spirit: An Unconference
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11 January
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A Sprawling Recording Focuses on Scarlatti’s Sonatas
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11 January
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After a Decade, a Monteverdi Masterpiece Flies Free
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11 January
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Darren Walker Joins National Gallery Board
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11 January
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Experts: Don’t Blame Digital Effects For “Cats” Bomb
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11 January
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Which Version Of Equal Are We Talking About?
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11 January
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Worldwide Movie Box Office Breaks Record In 2019
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11 January
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Peaked: Record 532 Scripted TV Shows This Season. Too Many?
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11 January
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Nope – Reading Won’t Make You Better! (But That’s Not Why To Do It)
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10 January
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5 Classical Music Concerts to See in N.Y.C. This Weekend
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10 January
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Review: The Philharmonic and a Conductor Get Reacquainted
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10 January
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One Day After Judge Banned Gay Jesus Satire, Brazil’s Chief Justice OKs It
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10 January
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He Left The Philadelphia Museum Of Art After Hitting On Subordinates. Now He’s Running Another Pennsylvania Museum
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10 January
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Can An Artist-In-Residence Really Transform A Big-City DA’s Office? This One Means To Try
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10 January
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Smithsonian American Art Museum Provides Long-Distance Learning To Schools On U.S. Military Bases All Over The Globe
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10 January
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*What* Teutonic Efficiency? Germany’s Cultural Building Projects Plagued By Delays, Budget Overruns, And Shoddy Construction
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10 January
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Four Nonwhite Ballet Professionals Talk About How They’re Addressing The Ethnic Stereotypes In Classic Story Ballets
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10 January
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The Mystique Of ‘Untranslatable Words’ Is Just A Myth
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10 January
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Woolly Mammoth Theatre’s New Leader Pushes To Be Artistic Leader In Fighting For Social Justice
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10 January
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‘There Is More Theatre In Here Sometimes Than In The Outside World’: At Milan’s Home For Retired Opera Divas
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10 January
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An Artist Using Virtual Reality To Make Climate Change More Real
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10 January
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Was This Woman The 20th Century’s Most Scandalous Opera Star?
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10 January
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Was John Baldessari The Most Important Art Professor Of The 20th Century?
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10 January
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Once ‘Nutcracker’ Season Is Over, How Can Ballet Companies Get Kids And Their Parents To Come Back?
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10 January
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How “The Irishman” De-Aged Its Stars With Artificial Intelligence
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10 January
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Learn About Iran’s Rich Ancient Persian Culture
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10 January
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Bicultural Comedy In 2020 America: How One Chicano Playwright Creates It
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10 January
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6 Classical Music Concerts to See in N.Y.C. This Weekend
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10 January
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Franco Ambrosetti In Splendid Company
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10 January
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Pakistani Authorities Paid No Mind To This Satirical Novel When It Was In English. Now That It’s In Urdu, They’re Confiscating It
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10 January
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Why We’re Fascinated By How-To Videos
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10 January
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San Francisco Ballet’s Longest-Serving Prima Begins Her 25th Season
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10 January
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Adversarial Argument Might Not Serve Philosophical Debate
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10 January
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Is The Book-To-Movie Trend Hurting Storytelling?
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10 January
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How Relaxed Performances Are Changing… Performance
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10 January
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Closed Caption Glasses Extend The Audience Experience
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10 January
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OPEN CALL FOR BLACK APPLICANTS IN THE FACULTY OF DESIGN, OCAD University
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9 January
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Dalton Baldwin, an Eminence Among Accompanists, Dies at 87
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9 January
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Garth Greenwell Comes Clean
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9 January
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Judge Orders Netflix To Take Down Brazilian Gay Jesus Video (Temporarily)
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9 January
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Exceptional Leadership Opportunity Executive Director of the Chicago Sinfonietta
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9 January
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Buck Henry, Screenwriter, Director, Actor, And Comedy Legend, Dead At 89
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9 January
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Smithsonian To Release Series Of Comic Books On American History
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9 January
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Real-Life Ex-Stripper Who Inspired Jennifer Lopez Movie ‘Hustlers’ Sues Producers For $40 Million
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9 January
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First Glimpse Of Treasures In 15th-Century Emperor’s Tomb
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9 January
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‘One Of The Cleverest And Most Successful White-Collar Criminals In The History Of This State’: Broadway Producer Adela Holzer Dead At 90-Something
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9 January
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Paris’s Musée d’Orsay Hires An Instagram Artist-In-Residence
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9 January
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Are We Losing Our Ability To Listen?
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9 January
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How Dead-Musicians-Touring-As-Holograms Became Serious Business
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9 January
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After 34 Years, Ballet Memphis Founder Dorothy Gunther Pugh Will Retire
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9 January
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Paris Project Helps Refugee Artists Resume Their Practices
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9 January
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Is The Future Of The Arts To Be Seen In The Middle East?
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9 January
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The Problems With Translating Shakespeare Into Modern English, And How The Playwrights Who Did It Dealt With Them
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9 January
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A Conservative Director Takes Over A Leading Polish Contemporary Art Museum And Aims To Change Its Politics
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9 January
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Where Is Dance Headed In The 2010s? Here Are Seven Predictions
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8 January
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After Seven-Year Vacancy, Pittsburgh Symphony Names Principal Pops Conductor
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8 January
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The Times Of London Appoints New Chief Theatre Critic
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8 January
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Elizabeth Wurtzel, Author Of ‘Prozac Nation’, Dead At 52
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8 January
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Largest Musicians’ Union Plans Major Cuts To Pensions
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8 January
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California’s New ‘Gig Work Law’, Aimed At Uber, Causes Big Headaches For Small Arts Organizations
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8 January
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Romantic Fiction’s Top Awards Cancelled After Struggle Over Racism Blows Up
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8 January
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Gibney, New York Dance’s Mini-Empire, To Add New Component: A Contemporary Rep Company
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8 January
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A ‘Star Wars’ Movie Unit Director Explains What She Does On A Shoot
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8 January
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‘Byzantine Pompeii’ Will Be Moved To Make Room For Thessaloniki’s Subway
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8 January
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How Do You Translate A Standup Comedy Act From Another Language Into English? Ten Comedians Who Do It Explain
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8 January
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Pusillanimous Pussyfooters: Museums Object Mildly to the (unattributed) Threats to Iran’s Cultural Sites
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8 January
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Writing To Learn Versus Writing To Prove
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8 January
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Destroy Cultural Sites? History Suggests That’s The Quickest Way To Worldwide Condemnation
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8 January
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How The Newton Brothers Got To Be Masters Of Horror Music
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8 January
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What Poetry Can Learn From Machine Learning
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8 January
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Reconsidering The Big Bang Theory
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8 January
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How Science Fiction Is Changing How It Thinks About Environmental Change
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8 January
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Lifetime Achievement Award for John Kinsella
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7 January
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Unearthing the Links Between Beethoven and the Vienna Philharmonic
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7 January
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When an Orchestra Was No Place for a Woman
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7 January
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New Year, New Conductor, New Program
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7 January
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Hollywood Isn’t The Only Film Industry With Skin Color Issues: Bollywood Has A Brownface Problem
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7 January
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Edinburghers Are Rising Up To Resist ‘Disneyfication’ Of Their City
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7 January
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How Visual Effects Teams Tried (And Failed) To Save ‘Cats’
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7 January
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Why Wampanoags Are Looking Forward To Mayflower 400 Events
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7 January
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The Conundrum Of Alma Mahler Gropius Werfel
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