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Remembering Buddy DeFranco
A cool cat and a great guy
Buddy DeFranco brought the clarinet to bebop, and the world was better for it.
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Piffaro's holiday concert, Mediterranean Holiday
A Christmas card from Renaissance Naples
Piffaro presented a Christmas program that emphasized the gentler moods of the season.

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Met’s ‘Die Meistersinger' in HDTV
Why Die Meistersinger matters
Dare anyone criticize Die Meistersinger? Yes, constantly — because many critics miss Wagner’s point: to bring to life the details of a specific German city at a particular time when religious custom mattered more than nationalism.

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Frank Sinatra reconsidered
The patron saint of insecurity
The multifaceted entertainer Frank Sinatra connected with multitudes of devoted fans for many reasons. But his highly touted voice was the least of them.

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Amerita Chamber Players with Allen Krantz
A perennially welcome guest
The Amerita Chamber Players shared a program with one of Philadelphia’s most popular guests. Don’t despair if you missed it.

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Dolce Suono: Music of Spirit, Longing, and Passion
Five friends on a Sunday afternoon
The Dolce Suono Ensemble presented a program that created the perfect mood for a chamber music concert.

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The Variation String Trio debuts a David Ludwig fantasy
The Ludwig-Fauré-Bach connection
The Variation String Trio joined pianist Natalie Zhu in a program that teamed a new piece by David Ludwig with a masterpiece for the same instrumental combination.

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The Johannes Quartet at the Philadelphia Chamber Music Society
Death and war and a Czech barn dance
The Johannes Quartet delves into two intense, highly emotional pieces, and then ends with a foot-stomping dance by Dvořák.

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H. Leslie Adams, 26 Piano Etudes
Remembering why we play
We need not be afraid of delving into new music; all communication of the soul didn't cease in the 19th century, or even the 20th.

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Philadelphia Orchestra’s organ concert
Battle of the bands? No, a conversation
Organ music never enjoyed as spectacular a presentation in Philadelphia as the Philadelphia Orchestra gave it earlier this month.

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