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By Dr Mick Le MoignanThe pandemic casts a long shadow. World travel still feels unreal, like a dream from a long-lost, golden age, but they were selling tickets, so we bought a couple.The idea of spending a week touring Japan on the way to Europe see...
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Violinist Tai Murray loves the immediacy of Samuel Barber's Violin Concerto, Op. 14. The soloist begins with no introduction, entering along with the orchestra, riding atop a long-held G major chord, sounding as simple and inviting as a ray of sunshine. "Emotionally, this concerto is just immediately within you," she said. "There's no 'getting drawn into it.' It's just, 'I'm here and you are a part of it.' Which I love about this piece." When I heard that Murray would be playing Barber's Violin Concerto with the Pasadena Symphony on April 29 - right in my backyard - I knew ...