Wielding Weill well and brandishing Bernstein

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“Commedia for (almost) Eighteenth-Century Orchestra.”

You could call them "the eclectics," and this week's performances by the Minnesota Orchestra are devoted to them. via The Minneapolis-St. Paul Pioneer Press

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Ah shucks! I missed that story and your archive doesn't even have it! Fergoshsakes!

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