CLASSICAL MUSIC
Big Bang hits Miami
The contemporary-music scene of New York comes south this weekend, as the New World Symphony adds an electric guitar to its roster for a performance of works by three of the city's most prominent living composers.
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Our critics' picks of music, dance, theater, literary and visual arts events
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The contemporary-music scene of New York comes south this weekend, as the New World Symphony adds an electric guitar to its roster for a performance of works by three of the city's most prominent living composers.
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Merce Cunningham, the endlessly inquisitive choreographer who revolutionized modern dance and helped change...
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