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Elgar died 90 years ago this month, leaving behind 130 pages of sketches for a Third Symphony. The Great War had sapped his creative energies and then diverted them, and his wife’s death in 1920 seemed to augur a pulling down of the shutters. He was not idle during the last years of his life. As well as writing many songs and a few orchestral arrangements (including the version of Parry’s Jerusalem played annually at the Last Night of the Proms even though it is inferior to Parry&#...

Exhibits, shows, and book talks in DC, Maryland, and Virginia in February. Attend a Playboi Carti concert, visit a German Expressionist exhibit at NGA, and more.

CONCERTS AND LIVE SHOWS

The experimental work, recently staged at La Mama, feels eerily resonant in a time of war, Alex Ross writes.

Attend a concert or play some games. Plus, an orchid show, a book sale, a square dance and more.

The classical music scene gains momentum as February approaches.

Historically informed performance practice launched a new era in recorded repertoire, and the 1997 Gramophone Awards ceremony reached an audience of 2.5 million viewers on ITV

Youth Chorale joins female members of Erie Phil Chorus for impressive production

It starts at 8 p.m. Saturday at the Warner Theatre.

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