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New World offers bracing and unusual chamber program

The New World Symphony served a bracing menu of chamber music Sunday afternoon at the New World Center, offering rarely heard Schumann and French exotica by Andre Jolivet as prelude to the program’s main course—a visionary multimedia presentation of Arnold Schoenberg’s path-breaking Expressionistic monodrama Pierrot lunaire. Read the review here: http://southfloridaclassicalreview.com/2012/02/new-world-offers-bracing-and-unusual-chamber-program/

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    Classical Music Review

    Miró Quartet’s edgy style brings illumination in Barber and Beethoven

    When founders of a string quartet name their ensemble after a surrealist painter, they are telling the world not to expect the usual sounds of the chamber music salon. The Miró String Quartet lived up to its name Sunday in a concert at the University of Miami’s Gusman Hall that went deeply into the works on the program, with sounds that weren’t always pretty but were thought out, authoritative and technically almost flawless. Read the review here:



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