FROM A TO Z VOLUME ONE

With Volume 1 in a series titled “From A to Z”, the formidable young flute virtuoso Sharon Bezaly commences a not-so-strictly alphabetical survey of unaccompanied

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Golijov’s Yiddishbbuk

With each new CD release of his music, Osvaldo Golijov’s burgeoning reputation as a wildly inventive and “must-hear” composer becomes more and more evident. The

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AMERICAN FLUTE MUSIC

Most principal flutists of great orchestras, with the notable exceptions of James Galway and Emmanuel Pahud, tend to be content in their secure, unionized positions,

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