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Texas Early Music Project’s Convivencia Re-Envisioned
Spanish Christian music, Sephardic Jewish song, and al-Andalus melodies meld in this special concert
Natalie Zeldin
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A Hole in His Heart
Baritone Morgan Smith reveals how he becomes that lover we love to hate, Don Giovanni
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Symphony No. I-35
Finally, a Traffic Jam we can enjoy, thanks to composer Steve Parker
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The Ascent of Mandolin
The next step in Avi Avital’s mission to convert the world to mandolin: Vivaldi
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Top 10 Things to Happen to Classical Music in 2014
The year saw Austin go big in classical with big-name artists and competitions coming to town, and big crowds, too
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Arts Review
This compelling performance for accordion and piano was equal parts music and prayer
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Roll Over, Beerthoven
The Saengerrunde’s new series turns classical music’s “Three Bs” into brezels, bier, and bowling
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Give and Tech
How musical innovators Laurie Anderson and the Kronos Quartet made Landfall together
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Exhibitionism
The performance by this guitar-flute duo was equal parts intensity and grace – with rich and complex musicianship
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Austin Chamber Musical Festival Sixth Annual Pride Concert
Was G.F. Handel on your Gaydar?
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American Roots: Music of the Moravians
This concert of music from the pacifist community offered a meaningful alternative to the usual July Fourth celebration
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Exhibitionism
Chorus Austin’s showcase of new choral work by Texas composers proved there is plenty of homegrown talent to celebrate