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13-Year-Old Pianist Harmony Zhu Opens New York Youth Symphony's 57th Season, Led By Music Director Michael Repper

The 57th Season Opener Marks Harmony Zhu’s Carnegie Hall Debut and the World Premiere of a New Work By Marco-Adrián Ramos and Joan Tower's Fanfare for the Uncommon Woman No. 1

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Iestyn Davies and Fretwork to Collaborate and Perform English Renaissance Masterpieces in October

Superstars of the Early Music World Unite to Perform on Sunday, October 27, 2019, in Chicago. 

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Chopin Foundation Announces $100,000 Grand Prize for Winner of the National Chopin Piano Competition

The Chopin Foundation Prepares for the National Chopin Piano Competition, Promising $100,000—The Largest Cash Award in the United States— to its Winner 

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Cellist Superstar Luka Šulić of 2CELLOS Releases First Solo Classical Recording

Luka Šulić Announces Arrangement of Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons 

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3 Classical Music Concerts This Week: Philadelphia

Philadelphia classical music enthusiasts, good news is on the way—we’ve got the selection of classical music you’ve been dying to pencil into your calendars this week. Check out our list of must-attend classical music concerts—though this week might seem scant, it’s chock-full of talent and musical wonder. (Spoiler alert, next week’s calendar is quite a bit fuller!)  

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6 Classical Music Concerts This Week: New York

Whether you’re visiting the big apple and searching for classical music while you’re in town or you reside in the beautiful city that never sleeps and are always itching for your classical music fix, you’ve come to the right place. We’ve listed some of the must-attend classical music concerts this week in gorgeous New York City. We’ve made it easier than ever to scout out the best classical music concerts—now you’ll just have to battle with picking among them.

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5 Classical Music Concerts This Week: Boston

Looking for classical music in beautiful Boston this week? You’ve come to the right place. Whether you’re desperately seeking out something specific or just need a gentle nudge toward the classical music scene of Beantown, we’re here to help. Check out the must-see classical music concerts this week in Boston. 

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Utah Symphony to Release All-Prokofiev Album in Late October

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Violinist Pauline Kim Harris Releases First Album on New Label Sono Luminus

Sono Luminus Releases Heroine, the First Album on the Label from Pauline Kim Harris 

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Minnesota Orchestra Appoints First-Ever Creative Partner for Summer Programming

Pianist Jon Kimura Parker Appointed to Minnesota Orchestra Creative Partner Position

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Grammy-Winning Conductor Michael Christie Announces 2019-2020 Season with New West Symphony 

Michael Christie’s 2019-2020 schedule will debut his first season as music director of New West Symphony 

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Chicago Symphony Orchestra Announces Return of James Gaffigan

Conductor James Gaffigan Returns to Lead CSO in Shostakovich Symphony No.8 and U.S. Premiere of Eternal Rhythm 

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Star Pianist Behzod Abduraimov Returns to Carnegie Hall

Behzod Abduraimov, 29, is set to return to Carnegie Hall on Oct. 25 & Dec. 10 

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American Composers Orchestra Announces 2019-2020 Season

ACO announces full schedule under the leadership of Artistic Director Derek Bermel, George Manahan, and Edward Yim 

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Renowned American Composer Christopher Rouse Dies at Age 70, Leaves Behind Final Work 

His Final Work, Symphony No. 6 is Set to Premiere on Oct. 18-19 

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New York’s Young People’s Chorus Big Sing Event Returns Oct. 19, 2019

The 2019 Young People’s Chorus (YPC) Big Sing makes its epic return on Oct. 19, 2019, with the hopes of igniting and inspiring musical talent, fostering human connection, and encouraging harmonization throughout the city. 

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The Gilmore Receives Four-Year Grant for $891,000 for Music Education & Family-Friendly Programming 

The Grant Was Awarded by the W.K. Kellogg Foundation 

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Chicago Symphony Orchestra Association Names New Principal Trumpet

CSO Welcomes Esteban Batallán to the orchestra

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Cleveland Orchestra Releases Economic Study with Impressive Influence Across NE Ohio

The Orchestra’s Financial Impact Throughout Region Exceeds $135 Million Annually

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7 Classical Music Concerts This Week: Boston

As classical music continues to pleasantly infiltrate Beantown culture, you—a classical music enthusiast—are left with a rewarding dilemma that’s nothing if not a double-edged sword. With the classical music scene getting larger, there are far more classical concerts to choose from every week—and therein lies the problem. Which do you choose?

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