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Bach Collegium Japan – Review – Classical Music – New York Times

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Bach Collegium Japan – Review – Classical Music – New York Times

Concertante Plays Mozart and Shostakovich at Merkin Concert Hall – New York Times

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This seems like an interesting ensemble. Concertante Plays Mozart and Shostakovich at Merkin Concert Hall – New York Times

Orpheus Chamber Orchestra at Carnegie Hall Performs Music Inspired by Scotland – New York Times

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Several IRIS Chamber Orchestra musicians also play in Orpheus. Orpheus Chamber Orchestra at Carnegie Hall Performs Music Inspired by Scotland – New York Times

Outside the Hemmens Theater

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Elgin Symphony Stage

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