Daniel Barenboim News
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In 1999, conductor and pianist Daniel Barenboim founded the East-Western Divan Orchestra with the late Palestinian-American scholar Edward Said, as “a project against ignorance.”
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“Think of wine like music,” says Georg Riedel, the head of the famous Austrian glass company that bears his family’s name. “We’re toolmakers. We don’t write the score; we’re the amplifiers.”
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Tonight, the Music Hall of Williamsburg will be filled with the gloriously melodic pop of Local Natives.
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Alt-J is a box-office hit on the follow-up tour to its debut CD, “An Awesome Wave,” which won the Mercury Prize.
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It’s billed as the biggest classical- music concert of the calendar, which starts the New Year with two hours of sweet, innocent waltzes.
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Elliott Carter, the American composer whose long life and career produced a remarkable coda of creativity in his 90s, has died. He was 103.
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A few days after Troy and Carthage burn to a crisp for the last time in Berlioz’s “Les Troyens” at Covent Garden, they’re frying once more in the Albert Hall.
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An estimated billion people will tune in on July 27 to watch the London 2012 Olympic Games opening ceremony by Oscar-winning “Slumdog Millionaire” director Danny Boyle.
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Meet the bravest orchestra in the world. The superlative seems justified for the National Youth Orchestra of Iraq.
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It is hard to stage an opera when the director dies six weeks before the premiere -- especially when it’s the world premiere of a work without a plot.
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