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The single is dead, long live the single

This is an article documenting more changes in the recording industry.Telegraph | Arts | The single is dead, long live the single

Chicago Classical Music Calendar Highlights 4/14-23/06

Elgin Symphony OrchestraStephen Squires, conductorCarrie Koffman, saxophonemusic of John WilliamsFri 4/21, 8 PMPrairie Center for the Arts201 Schaumburg Ct.Schaumburg, ILSat 4/22, 8 PM, and Sun 4/23, 3:30 PMHemmens Theater150 DexterElgin, IL(847)888-4000Saint Paul...

"Tribute to Koussevitzky" Bass Recital June 6, 2006 – 7:30 p.m.

I will be playing a recital in June on Gary Karr’s former bass, commonly refered to as the “1611 Amati” bass. Gary Karr donated this instrument to the International Society of Bassists last year. This bass was previously owned by Serge Koussevitzky....

Getting Young Audiences to Classical Concerts

Young Audience Turns Out for Opera’s ‘L’Elisir’

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