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On his first visit to London in 1851, Hector Berlioz attended several chamber music concerts at The Musical Union, a subscription series run by impresario John Ella. His dispatches from the city were ...

Sarah Davachi’s “The Will of Tongues” is a collection of music that refuses extremes and requires undivided attention.

Sarah Davachi’s “The Will of Tongues” is a collection of music that refuses extremes and requires undivided attention.

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