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Violinist Gil Shaham, always a welcome visitor to the Aspen Music Festival, debuted a new sonata by Jonathan Leshnoff Wednesday in his Harris Hall recital. The world premiere of the heart-on-sleeve, unabashedly melodic, lushly expressive piece made for a memorable occasion.

Theres nothing like sheer virtuosity in instantly relatable music to liven up the proceedings. In the weekends Benedict Music Tent highlights, saxophonist Steven Banks brought a high-voltage jolt to Fridays Chamber Symphony with a new, crowd-pleasing concerto written for him. Then on Sunday, violinist Gil Shaham and the Festival Orchestra reveled in Eric Korngolds ear-soothing, frankly Romantic concerto, which Jascha Heifetz debuted in 1947.

Mariachi, bagpiping, world premieres and much more to take place this summer

The Architectural League has announced the eight design firms and individuals receiving the 2023 Emerging Voices award.

UT Administrator Banwarilal Purohit inaugurated the three-day Chandigarh Carnival-2022 at Open Ground here today.

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As the weather hots up (well, kind of), and hot on the heels of our feature on brilliant bookish days out in England and Wales, we’re excited to share 5 book-related locations and attractions to visit in Scotland, Northern Ireland and Ireland.