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Beethoven, Smetana program impressive in Paris-based Modigliani Quartets return at Union College.

The former Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz along with wife Rukhsana Aziz retained nearly 1,000 Toshakhana gifts free of cost, a startling number which even doesn’t come close to the gifts received by any of his Counterpart in totality.

BLUE HILL — A Czech-based quartet will close out the season for the Blue Hill Concert Association on Sunday, March 19.

String Theory at Hunter Museum of American Art, in partnership with Lee University, will feature Jennifer Frautschi (violin) and Zlatomir Fung (cello), joined by Gloria Chien (piano) on March 7.

Described as a musician of “superb artistry” (Pasadena Now) who plays with “high energy and polish” (WQXR), cellist Anita Graef has earned recognition for her music making as an artist who is equally at home exploring traditional as well as contemporary works. Between performances with major orchestras throughout the country, Anita Graef and pianist Louise Chan maintain a busy recital schedule as well.

Anita Graef, cellist, will perform at Grand View on Wednesday, October 26 at 7:00 p.m. in the Robert M. Speed Lyceum.

The RLPO’s new chief conductor’s first recording with his orchestra brings together three key French ballet scores from the early 20th century

FARMINGTON — Maine Mountain Chamber Music is very pleased to present works by two living American composers at their upcoming concert in Nordica auditorium on the UMF campus on Saturday October 1 at 7:30 p.m. Admission is $15. Further information and tickets at artsfarmington.org. Divertimento for Violin and Viola is a light hearted work, written by […]

Has the Second Viennese School ever had such a large and attentive audience? asks Stephen Walsh

Chelsea Randall makes her Berkshire debut in The Foundrys intimate black-box theater on June 25 with “George Walker at 100,” performing solo works by underrepresented 20th century Black composers.