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8 April
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Classical music news. Obituary
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8 April
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Philharmonic Players, Fired on Misconduct Grounds, Are Reinstated
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8 April
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Judy Drucker, Who Brought Miami Top-Notch Music, Dies at 91
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8 April
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This Ballet Company Is Sending Practice Barres And Special Flooring To Its Dancers In Lockdown
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8 April
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Violinist Commissions Composers For Online Fragments
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8 April
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Leading Thinkers Speculate On What A Post-Virus World Will Look Like
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8 April
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Online Music Streaming Is Up 32 Percent
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8 April
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Do Musicians Need A Federal Works Progress Program To Survive?
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8 April
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Who Gets Paid When Art Is Given Away?
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8 April
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Mega Art And The Mega Market That Drives It
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7 April
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Classical music news - UK Vacancies
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7 April
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Kennedy Center Drops Furlough of Musicians as They Accept Pay Cuts
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7 April
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Recent Listening: Ernesto Cervini’s ‘Tetrahedron’
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7 April
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A letter to unknown friends
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7 April
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Joy in the afternoon
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7 April
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Safety, Solvency, Service
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7 April
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Another Salzburg Festival Canceled (But Not The Main One, Yet)
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7 April
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Even More Jobs And Money Lost: Whitney Museum Lays Off 76 Employees
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7 April
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Karina Canellakis Named London Philharmonic’s Principal Guest Conductor
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7 April
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James Drury, Star Of Long-Running TV Series ‘The Virginian’, Dead At 85
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7 April
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Why The Hollywood Reporter’s Editorial Director Abruptly Walked Out
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7 April
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Photographer Victor Skrebneski, 90
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7 April
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Ben Brantley And Jesse Green Size Up The Off-Broadway Season (Since It’s Now Over)
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7 April
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COVID As Social Disease
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7 April
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Know What Else Coronavirus Has Infected? Our Everyday Language
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7 April
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NY Museums, Collectors Worry About Art Security
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7 April
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Bringing An Indigenous American Language Back From The Very Brink Of Extinction
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7 April
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The Greatest Scam In Canadian Art History
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7 April
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With Everyone Else Avoiding Museums, Will Thieves Stay Away, Too?
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7 April
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Judge Throws Out Musicians’ Lawsuit Over 2008 Fire That Destroyed Master Recordings
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7 April
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Vincent Lionti, Violist and Youth Orchestra Conductor, Dies at 60
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7 April
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How To Suspend Live Events Without Wrecking The Human Talent?
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7 April
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The Art World Pre-COVID Is Dead
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7 April
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A Critic Of Big Tech Starts His Own Project To Sort And Rank Information
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7 April
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When Magazines Had Visions Of Changing (And Improving) The World
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6 April
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Classical music news - Klein String Competition
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6 April
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How Dancers In The U.K. Are Pulling Together In The Face Of Uncertainty And Fear
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6 April
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Wilhelm Burmann, Teacher Of Ballet’s Best And Brightest, Has Died At 80
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6 April
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Will Cinemagoers Flock Back After This Ends?
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6 April
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The Woman Who Wrote A Fantastic Pandemic Novel A Few Years Ago Returns To Take On A Different Issue
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6 April
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Yes, The Bible Museum Had Some Issues
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6 April
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Novelists Tell Us What To Read To Inspire Us
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6 April
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Actor Turned Biographer Patricia Bosworth Has Died At 86
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6 April
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If Books Are Proving Too Long For A Pandemic Attention Span, Try Poetry
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6 April
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This Bavarian Village Has Performed The Passion Play Once Every Decade Since 1633 In Thanks For Being Spared From A Pandemic
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6 April
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A Novel Art Form For The Novel Virus
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6 April
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Why The Limitations Of Our Homebound Lives Work For Online Choreography And Dance
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6 April
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David Hockney Says Put Away The Camera And Pick Up The Pencil
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6 April
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This Indie Movie About Abortion Access Opened Three Days Before Theatres Shut Down
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6 April
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Tips From Met Opera Performers For Surviving The Shutdown Of Everything
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6 April
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Margaret Atwood Says We Are All In The ‘Better Than Nothing’ Era Now
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6 April
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How Epidemics Of The Past Drove Innovation
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6 April
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As Schools Move Online, Less Than Half Of Their Students Log In
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6 April
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The Netherlands Has Had A Rash Of Van Gogh Thefts In Recent Years
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6 April
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Hungarian Strongman Uses Virus Emergency To Seize Control Of Museums, Theatres
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6 April
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Is Spatial Awareness Our Superpower?
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6 April
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Beloved British Children’s Author Jacqueline Wilson Talks About Her Own Plot Twist
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6 April
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Listening To The Sirens’ Call
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6 April
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The End Of The Art World (As We Know It)
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6 April
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Chilly Gonzales - Solo Piano II
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6 April
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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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6 April
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Josef Suk - Prague / A Summer’s Tale (BBC Symphony Orchestra; conductor: Jirí Belohlávek)
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6 April
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Hector Berlioz - Symphonie Fantastique (Scottish Chamber Orchestra; conductor: Robin Ticciati)
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6 April
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Carl Nielsen - Symphonies Nos. 2 & 3 (New York Philharmonic; conductor: Alan Gilbert)
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6 April
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - La Finta Giardiniera (Freiburger Barockorchester; Rene Jacobs)
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6 April
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Johann Sebastian Bach - Harpsichord Concertos (Retrospect Ensemble; harpsichord/director: Matthew Halls)
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6 April
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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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6 April
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Piano Concertos Nos. 9 & 21 (feat. piano: Mitsuko Uchida; The Cleveland Orchestra)
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6 April
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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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6 April
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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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6 April
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Nils Frahm - Screws
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6 April
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Don Giovanni (Ildebrando D'Arcangelo; Mahler Chamber Orchestra; conductor: Yannick Nezet-Seguin)
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6 April
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Johann Sebastian Bach - Das Wohltemperierte Clavier (Books I and II) (feat. piano: András Schiff)
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6 April
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Johann Sebastian Bach - Cantatas vol. 51 (Bach Collegium Japan; conductor: Masaaki Suzuki)
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6 April
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Benjamin Britten - The Rape of Lucretia (conductor: Oliver Knussen; Aldeburgh Festival Ensemble)
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6 April
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Franz Schubert - Schubert Edition Vol. 7: Erlkönig (baritone: Matthias Goerne; piano: Andreas Haefliger)
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6 April
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Modest Petrovich Mussorgsky - Pictures, Sarcasms & Visions (feat. piano: Steven Osborne)
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6 April
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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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6 April
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Ludwig van Beethoven - Violin Sonatas (violin: Leonidas Kavakos, piano: Enrico Pace)
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5 April
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After The Kennedy Center Laid Off Many Of Its Employees, Congress May Ask For That $25 Million Back
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5 April
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How Are Bookstores Surviving, If They Are At All?
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5 April
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Boston’s Principal Ballerina In Canceled Carmen Says ‘It Feels Like The Stage Was Pulled Out From Under Us’
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5 April
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The Errant Hydroflask In ‘Little Women’
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5 April
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MoMA Has Canceled All Educator Contracts, Saying It May Not Need Educators For Years
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5 April
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Chinese Film Industry Restarts, If Slowly
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5 April
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Julia Alvarez Says That We Should Rely On Literature To Get Through This
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5 April
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The Drum Dance Group That Isn’t Letting A Little Thing Like Social Distance Get In The Way
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5 April
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Zoom Seemed Too Good To Be True
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5 April
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Suellen Rocca, Fiercely Original Artist And Member Of Chicago’s Hairy Who, Has Died At 76
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5 April
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Hollywood’s Costumers Are Still Sewing, But Now It’s Face Masks For Survival
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5 April
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Agatha Christie Is (Still) The Best-Selling Novelist Of All Time
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5 April
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Arlene Schnitzer, Gallery Pioneer And Massive Funder To The Arts In The Pacific Northwest, Has Died At 91
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5 April
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Online Dance Parties Are The New Clubs, Workouts, And Social Life
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5 April
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Is It Great Or Terrible That Quibi Is Launching In The Middle Of The Pandemic?
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5 April
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The Planned Online Six-Hour Epic Pauline Oliveros Opera
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5 April
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Michael McKinnell, Bold Architect Of Boston’s Democratic City Hall, Has Died At 84
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4 April
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Before There Was ‘The Onion’, There Was ‘Not The New York Times’
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4 April
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Comic Books Industry Grinds To Halt For The First Time Ever
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4 April
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Inside This Season’s Most Controversial Book – The Woody Allen Memoir
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4 April
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Why AI Can’t Predict The Value Of Art
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4 April
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How Dance Helps Me Think And Thinking Helps Me Dance
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4 April
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How Podcasting Is Changing
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4 April
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Chiura Obata’s Career Was Interrupted By Internment During WWII. Now A Retrospective Of His Work Has Been Stilled By The Virus
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3 April
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As Virus Threatens Orchestras, Trade Group Taps a New Leader
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3 April
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Carnegie Hall Projects $9 Million Deficit, Cancels Everything Until Fall
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3 April
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Museum Will Become Temporary Morgue As Ireland Braces For Coronavirus Deaths
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3 April
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Calgary Philharmonic Reverses Mass Layoff, Recalls Musicians And Staff
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3 April
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Edinburgh Festivals’ Cancellation Could Devastate Labor Market Throughout City
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3 April
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Public Radio And TV Stations Are Having To Rework Their Underwriting Models — Fast
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3 April
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Guitarist And New York Jazz Institution Bucky Pizzarelli Dead Of COVID At 94
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3 April
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Now Even Arthouse Movie Theaters Are Embracing Streaming Video
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3 April
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Bill Withers, 81
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3 April
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New Plays About Coronavirus Epidemic Are Already Arriving
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3 April
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Simon Woods Chosen As League Of American Orchestras Next Leader
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3 April
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Give This Woman A Pritzker Prize! Once Pakistan’s Starchitect, She Now Designs Mud-And-Bamboo Huts For Poor Villagers
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3 April
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Arts Freelancers Are At Particular Risk Right Now
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3 April
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Crosswords Only Date Back To 1913, But Written Word Games Have Been Around For A Very Long Time
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3 April
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SXSW Will Put Its Film Festival Online Streaming For Ten Days
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3 April
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Classical music news. Obituary
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3 April
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Music, Theater and More to Experience at Home This Weekend
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3 April
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They don’t trust me with cheese
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3 April
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Ancient Egyptian Pigment Has Become Biomedical Research Tool
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3 April
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Bookstores Had Staged Something Of A Comeback. And Now This
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3 April
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Can Looking At Art Online Beat The In-Person Experience?
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3 April
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There’s Going To Still Be Theatre. But What Will It Be?
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3 April
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How To Maintain (Or Renew) Your Relationship With Shakespeare: Read Him
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3 April
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How LACMA’s New Building Became A Referendum On Museums
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3 April
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This Is A Transition From One Era To Another
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2 April
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Edinburgh Festivals — All Of Them — Canceled
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2 April
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It Took Only Four Days For Berlin To Distribute €500 Million In Emergency Funds For Freelancers
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2 April
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Jazz Patriarch Ellis Marsalis Dead Of COVID At 85
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2 April
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North American Movie Box Office Down $600 Million From Last Year
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2 April
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As The World Shuts Down, Yale School Of Music Takes Care Of Its Students
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2 April
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When COVID Shut This Small Museum Down, Its Community Suffered A Big Loss
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2 April
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The Dance World May Be Socially Liberal, But It’s Still Difficult For Gender-Nonconforming Dancers
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2 April
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Brown Paper Tickets Systems Overwhelmed, Artists And Venues Can’t Get Their Money
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2 April
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Assembling New Micro-Operas During Coronavirus Confinement
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2 April
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Chicago Dance Companies On The Edge
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2 April
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Theaters Across The U.S. Commission Ten-Minute Plays We Can All Perform While Sheltering In Place
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2 April
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Canada Council Launches Emergency Funding Plan
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2 April
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Libraries As ‘Second Responders’ In The COVID Crisis
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2 April
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COVID Response: Panic Buying Of Pianos?
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2 April
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More on Shuttered NYC Institutions: A Brief Reprieve for Met’s Endangered Staff; A “Frick Breuer” Update
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2 April
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2 April
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How Can A Director Shoot A Thriller While Maintaining Social Distancing? Put The Lead Actor Inside A Video Game
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2 April
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The Music Schools That Were Quite Prepared For Distance Learning
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2 April
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Classical Music Is Thriving As We Quarantine Ourselves
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2 April
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Major Development In A Landmark Decision About Artists Rights
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2 April
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Study Dance Online? Not So Fast…
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2 April
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Chinese Movie Fans Turned To Piracy Sites As Theatres Shut
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2 April
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Soooo… We Were Trying To Cut Down Our Screen Time Before This Happened. How’s It Going?
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1 April
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Classical music news - March 2020 Obituaries
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1 April
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Would Mozart Have Performed for You on Zoom?
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1 April
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‘Joy in the Grief’: Musicians Are Making Art in a Pandemic
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1 April
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Bayreuth Festival 2020 Canceled Due To Coronavirus
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1 April
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A Week After Getting A $25 Million Grant, Kennedy Center Lays Off 250 Staffers
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1 April
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Kennedy Center Defends Its $25 Million Bailout Amid Major Layoffs
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1 April
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Philadelphia Orchestra Gets Pay Cuts But No Job Losses
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1 April
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Playwrights Talk About How Their Dystopian Scripts Look Now That We’re Amidst A Plague
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1 April
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Attendance At Public Events May Not Recover Post-Pandemic: Study
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1 April
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The Choreography Of Social Distancing
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1 April
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Six-Year-Old Thrown Off Tate Modern Balcony Last Summer Can Sit Up And Speak
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1 April
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Inside The War Room: NY Arts Orgs Deal With Catastrophe
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1 April
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Penguin Classics Is Diversifying Its Line Of Classic Books
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1 April
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Not That It Matters Much At The Moment, But Here Is The List Of 2019’s Most Popular Museums
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1 April
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Jerry Saltz Obsesses On Bruegel’s Vast Vista Of Mass Death
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1 April
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The Culture We’re Losing Beyond The Non-Profits
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1 April
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Chloe Aaron, Who Molded PBS Into A National Network, Dead At 81
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1 April
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Will LACMA’s New Building Free It Or Destroy It?
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1 April
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Hellmut Stern, 91, Dies; Violinist Returned to Germany After Fleeing
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1 April
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A Slice of Life in Lockdown
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1 April
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Strategic Planning and Muddling Through
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1 April
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Hilary Teachout, R.I.P.
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1 April
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Edward Tarr, Master Of Trumpets New And Old And Of Their History, Dead At 83
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1 April
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The Role Of Homes In Shaping Writers
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1 April
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Is Smell Our Most Powerful Sense?
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1 April
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How Public Libraries Are Adapting To The Virus
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1 April
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What’s Missing While Looking At Art Online
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1 April
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Classical Music Activity Explodes Online As Shutdown Closes Stages
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1 April
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Is COVID A Wakeup Call?
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1 April
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Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival Canceled For First Time Ever
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31 March
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The Coronavirus Hasn’t Slowed Classical Music
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31 March
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Reason to believe
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31 March
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Dick Titterington’s New Trio Album
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31 March
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COVID Casualty: Celebrity Culture?
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31 March
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Aldeburgh Festival Is Called Off For First Time In Its History
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31 March
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Met Museum Will Provide Another Month’s Pay To Laid-Off Staff
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31 March
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Judy Drucker, For Decades South Florida’s Leading Classical Music Impresario, Dead At 91
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31 March
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Center Theatre Group In L.A. Furloughs Half Its Workers And Suspends All Shows
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31 March
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China Orders Reopened Cinemas To Close Again
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31 March
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Public Service Or Piracy? Authors Battle Internet Archive Over ‘National Emergency Library’
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31 March
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Michael Sorkin, Who Fought For Social Justice Concerns In Architecture, Dead Of Coronavirus At 71
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31 March
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Arts Council England Acts Quickly On Funding, But The Price Will Come Later
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31 March
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No, We Are Not All Edward Hopper Paintings Now
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31 March
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‘We Are All Edward Hopper Paintings Now’
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31 March
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How Charity Fraud Led To Harvey Weinstein’s Downfall
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31 March
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How One Off-Broadway Is Able To Close For Three Months But Still Pay Everyone
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31 March
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Critical Thinking About Indigenous Art
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31 March
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Dancer In The Dark: Did Intensive Study Of Butoh Drive A Young American Woman To Suicide?
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31 March
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There’s An App For That: Be A Pop Star
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31 March
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Edward Tarr, Renowned Trumpeter Who Delved Into Past, Dies at 83
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31 March
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Awareness: Our Digital Selves Are Our Real Selves
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31 March
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We Can Rebuild, But Why?
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31 March
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Placido Domingo Hospitalized In Mexico With COVID
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31 March
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How A Magazine Of Debate Influenced Our Culture
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30 March
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Classical music news. Obituary
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30 March
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One Art Form That Can Survive The Pandemic: Radio Productions
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30 March
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Arts Critics Reflect On Their Lives Before Social Isolation
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30 March
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When Your Book About Getting Through Hard Times Comes Out In The Middle Of A Pandemic
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30 March
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Is This A Craft Renaissance?
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30 March
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The Producers Of Dystopian Fiction Are Thinking Again
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30 March
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Sarasota Ballet Will Support Its Dancers Through The Original End Of The Season
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30 March
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How Can Visual Artists Survive?
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30 March
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In Europe, Cinema Production Has Been Thrown Into Utter Crisis
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30 March
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Cal Shakes Cancels Its 2020 Season
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30 March
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Can Community Radio Survive With Its Unique Sound Intact?
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30 March
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As The UK Public Saw What Was Coming, Book Buying Soared
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30 March
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Who Gets The Credit – And Money – For An Artist’s Quick Rise?
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30 March
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A Choir Practice That Turned Deadly
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30 March
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Memes Belong In Museums
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30 March
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Why We Should Bail Out Classical Music
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30 March
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Thieves Steal Van Gogh From Museum Closed Because Of Virus
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30 March
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The Best Sketch Comedian Online Now
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30 March
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Musician Sues Pension Fund For Risky Investments And Wins $28 Million Settlement
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30 March
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Vital Film Hub Shuts Down With Layoffs At Film At Lincoln Center
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30 March
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Jennifer Schantz Is New Director Of The NY Public Library’s Performing Arts Collection
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30 March
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Composer And Conductor Krzysztof Penderecki Has Died At 86
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30 March
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Apparently, Everyone Wants To Read Camus Right Now
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30 March
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Zoom Isn’t Sending As Much Of Your Personal Data To Facebook Anymore
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29 March
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Krzysztof Penderecki, Polish Composer With Cinematic Flair, Dies at 86
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29 March
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The National Symphony Orchestra Lays Off All 96 Musicians With A One-Week Notice
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29 March
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The University Of Michigan Finally Fires Opera Singer David Daniels Over Sexual Misconduct
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29 March
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Despite Attempts To Negotiate Rent Freezes In NY, Landlords Are Trying To Boot Small Galleries
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29 March
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For Commercial Dancers In Los Angeles, All Revenue Streams Are Gone
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29 March
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All The World’s Living Rooms Can Be Stages, With The Right Plays
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29 March
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Actors Are Also Out Of A Job – All Of Their Many Jobs At Once
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29 March
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Theatres Pivoted To Digital As Fast As They Could Before Shutdowns, So What Will Come Of All That Streaming?
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29 March
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Original Cast Recordings To Get You Through The Pandemic
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29 March
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LACMA Demolition Continues Despite Calls For Quarantine
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29 March
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Lucia Bosé, Star Of Films By Buñuel And Antonioni, Has Died At 89
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29 March
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Defiant British Museum Appoints Mary Beard As Trustee
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29 March
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What Happens To This Spring’s Most Anticipated Books?
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29 March
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Hollywood Workers And The Bailout
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29 March
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The Pop And Classical Music Critics Traded Jobs For A Day
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29 March
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Unable To Get To Supplies Or Tools, Art Students Demand Partial Refunds
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29 March
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Mark Blum, Actor Of Stage And Screen, Has Died At 69
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29 March
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Online Buyers For Powell’s Are So Rapacious That Company Recalls 100 Laid-Off Workers
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28 March
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Nightlife Is The Soul Of A City. Now It’s Gone And We Need To Protect It
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28 March
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The Organist Who Kept Britain Company During World War II
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28 March
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Shifting Ground: Are You Ready For A New Discourse For A New World?
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28 March
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What The Literature Of Plague Tells Us
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28 March
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Oregon Shakespeare Festival Lays Off Staff, Cancels Through Labor Day
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28 March
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For Your Weekend Listening, NYT Music Critics Choose Best Recordings Of Each Of Beethoven’s Symphonies
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27 March
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Classical music news - February 2020 Obituaries
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27 March
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The Ultimate Beethoven Symphony Collection
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27 March
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Verbier Festival For 2020 Called Off
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27 March
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Art Basel 2020 Postponed But Not Cancelled
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27 March
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New York City Ballet Cancels All Spring Performances But Will Pay Through End Of Season
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27 March
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Furloughs And Pay Cuts At Cleveland Museum Of Art
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27 March
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Kansas City Symphony Concerts Into May But Will Pay Musicians
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27 March
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Federal Stimulus Bill Includes $75 Million To Stabilize Public Radio And TV
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27 March
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UK’s National Theatre To Start Weekly Webcasts Of Its Most Popular Productions
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27 March
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Songwriters, Self-Employed Musicians To Get Aid In Bailout Bill
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27 March
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Out Of Another Plague And Quarantine Came A Priceless Record Of Pre-Conquest Mexico
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27 March
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The Other Bach: Before He Died, Peter Serkin Labored To Reveal The Genius Of C.P.E.
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27 March
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Jeremy Marre, Whose Documentaries Introduced Britons and Americans To World Music, Dead At 76
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27 March
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Our Home-Isolation Comes With A Sober Realization: This, Actually, Is Who We Are
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27 March
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Next Step In Social Distancing And The Arts: Live Performance For One Audience Member At A Time
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27 March
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Of Arts CEOs Who Are Giving Up Their Salaries
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27 March
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A Ballet School In A Rio Favela
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27 March
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Classical music news. Guido Cantelli
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27 March
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A Pianist’s Final Message: Overlooked Works by a Son of Bach
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27 March
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Conservative NY Times Columnist Remembers His Freewheeling, Sexually Confident, Multiply Married Modernist Painter Grandmother (Who Had Diego Rivera For A Lover)
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27 March
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Of Oedipus And Trump – Some Lessons
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27 March
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A Peripatetic Global Art World Deals With Suddenly Staying In Place
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27 March
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How I Became A Dance Critic
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27 March
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As Broadway Falls Silent, A Virtual Tour Of Theatres
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27 March
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Radio Listenership Soars, Streaming Less So…
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27 March
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While The People Are Away, The Art Inside Plays
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27 March
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Managing Director – Laboratory for Global Performance and Politics
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27 March
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How Do You Teach Performing Arts When You Can’t Be Together?
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26 March
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A Paris Opera Conductor Comes Full Circle
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26 March
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One Work of Dance, Theater and More to Experience This Weekend
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26 March
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Tony Awards Postponed Indefinitely
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26 March
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If You’re Only Going To Teach Us Online, Say Yale MFA Art Students, Refund Our Tuition
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26 March
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L.A. Times Film Critic Kenneth Turan To Step Down After Three Decades
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26 March
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Germany Announces €50 Billion In Aid For Arts And Culture Sector
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26 March
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Scottish Opera Lends Set-Hauling Trucks To Help Supermarket Supply Chains
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26 March
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Buffering … — Why Video Teleconferencing Is Still A Pain In The Wherever
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26 March
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How Do You Run Choir Practice For 300 Kids Via Zoom? Like This
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26 March
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The Arts Business Has Been Decimated. It Won’t Be Easy Getting It Back
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26 March
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Cincinnati Ballet And Playhouse In The Park Were In The Middle Of Building New Homes When The Pandemic Hit
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26 March
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Major League Baseball Announces A Virtual Opening Day
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26 March
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This Book Fair Isn’t Being Cancelled, It’s Making Itself Virtual
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26 March
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A Theory Of Multiple Disasters At Once?
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26 March
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So What Exactly *Is* A Dance Curator?
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26 March
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The Musician Class Is Being Wiped Out
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26 March
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Guess who I talked to today?
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26 March
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Cotter Fodder: The Met Museum’s Sober Plan for the Virus Crisis vs. A Critic’s Pandemic Polemic
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26 March
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Asked If France ‘Missed The Boat On #MeToo’, Isabelle Huppert Throws The Interviewer Out
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26 March
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Maybe Figuring Out How To Get Your Work To An Audience Is Part Of The Creative Challenge
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