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Meet the future of the LA Philharmonic and San Francisco Symphony (opens the original)
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It's September, and in the classical music world that means symphony orchestras are busy firing up their new seasons. But amidst the gala concerts, two of America's finest, the San Francisco Symphony and the Los Angeles Philharmonic, are opening their 2026 seasons with one eye on the future. Both orchestras have spent the last few years painstakingly searching for new music directors and this spring they made their long-awaited announcements: British conductor Daniel Harding will take over in Lo
The voracious, and thoughtful, musical appetite of the PUBLIQuartet (opens the original)
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Not all string quartets are created equal. Some groups play it safe, performing standard repertoire straight off the page. Others, like the New York-based PUBLIQuartet, walk on the wilder side. The band's musical journey, which routinely includes improvisation, ranges widely on its new album Rhythm Nation. The band's musical appetite, which routinely includes healthy portions of improvisation, ranges widely on its new album Rhythm Nation—from West African and Venezuelan styles to modernist compl
Renée Fleming & Béla Fleck: Tiny Desk Concert (opens the original)
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My favorite artists are the restless ones — those who enjoy, even thrive on, working outside their comfort zones, refusing to be confined to any convenient pigeonhole. Banjo magus Béla Fleck might be the poster boy for such musical curiosity. The 18-time Grammy-winner is fluent in bluegrass, newgrass (which he helped define), jazz, rock, Indian classical and various other traditions from around the globe. Opera superstar Renée Fleming also enjoys a boundary-defying inquisitive streak. While she'
Renée Fleming & Béla Fleck: Tiny Desk Concert (opens the original)
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My favorite artists are the restless ones — those who enjoy, even thrive on, working outside their comfort zones, refusing to be confined to any convenient pigeonhole. Banjo magus Béla Fleck might be the poster boy for such musical curiosity. The 18-time Grammy-winner is fluent in bluegrass, newgrass (which he helped define), jazz, rock, Indian classical and various other traditions from around the globe. Opera superstar Renée Fleming also enjoys a boundary-defying inquisitive streak. While she'
The War and Treaty: Tiny Desk Concert (opens the original)
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I told myself I wasn't going to tear up at this Tiny Desk by The War and Treaty. So much for willpower. When a performance is this strong, there's no holding back. For more than a decade, Michael and Tanya Trotter, a husband-and-wife duo based in Nashville, have delivered music directly from the heart. There is no pretense; they are exactly themselves. Naturally, it helps to possess voices rich in both opulence and amplitude, along with emotive astuteness. Michael can toss off a gritty scream re
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