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Bach beat
Composers John Harbison and Peter Lieberson are big presences this spring.
Lions and lambs
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LLOYD SCHWARTZ
| March 12, 2010
John Harbison plus 10
Classical music in Boston is so rich, having to pick 10 special events for this winter preview is more like one-tenth of the performances I'm actually looking forward to.
Picking from a packed concert schedule
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LLOYD SCHWARTZ
| January 01, 2010
2009: The year in Classical
This was a queasy year for classical music.
Beating the quease
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LLOYD SCHWARTZ
| December 25, 2009
The roar of the crowd
I wasn’t there, but the opening-night dissatisfaction with the Met’s new Tosca was widely reported.
‘Opening Night at Symphony,’ Russell Sherman, the Discovery Ensemble, Boston Musica Viva, and the Bostonians
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LLOYD SCHWARTZ
| October 02, 2009
Year in Classical: Celebrate!
In Handel's Hercules, the demented Dejanira's loss is still so painful, I was afraid to listen; now I don't want to hear anything else.
Comings and goings
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LLOYD SCHWARTZ
| December 22, 2008
Orpheus in the afterworld
Tomsic’s last Boston recital was four years ago. We can’t afford to be without her this long.
Harbison and Mahler at the BSO, and the return of Dubravka Tomsic
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LLOYD SCHWARTZ
| April 22, 2008
Singers’ delight
The season may be starting to wind down, but there remain some events music lovers have been waiting for all year.
Spring Arts Preview: Opera and vocal works lead the season
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LLOYD SCHWARTZ
| March 10, 2008
Doodle bugs
Every teen mag worth its weight in heartthrobs can tell you what your notebook doodlings reveal about your personality.
Brushes with greatness
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NINA MACLAUGHLIN
| January 02, 2008
Tales of the times
Here, listed alphabetically by author, are 10 of the best fiction and poetry books the Phoenix wrote about in 2006.
A year in fiction
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JON GARELICK
| December 20, 2006
To Hades and back
“Always nights I feel the ocean, biting at my life,” Louis Glück wrote in Firstborn (1968), her first volume of poetry.
Louise Glück welcomes spring
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JOHN FREEMAN
| March 30, 2006
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