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At Aspen, Baráti Delivers on Ysaÿe and Ravel

28/07/201915/07/2019 by Harvey Steiman

United States Aspen Music Festival [II]: Aspen, Colorado. 8-11.7.2019 (HS)

Kristóf Baráti (c) Marco Borggreve

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Aspen Music Festival 2019 [I] – Bronfman Does Brahms, Flugelhorns Enliven Vivaldi

28/07/201912/07/2019 by Harvey Steiman

United States Aspen Music Festival [I]: Aspen, Colorado. 7-9.7.2019. (HS)

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Aspen 12: A Grand Aspen Finale, with Offenbach, Mozart, and Wagner

17/09/201828/08/2018 by Harvey Steiman

United States Various composers, Aspen Music Festival [12] (HS)

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Aspen 11: Bewitching Britten, French Chamber Music, and Märkl

29/08/201820/08/2018 by Harvey Steiman

United States Various composers, Aspen Music Festival (HS)

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Aspen 10: Isbin’s Guitar Caps a Week of Spanish Infusion

28/08/201813/08/2018 by Harvey Steiman

United States Aspen Music Festival [10} (HS)

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Aspen 9: Michelle DeYoung, Gil Shaham and Jane Glover

28/08/201810/08/2018 by Harvey Steiman

United States Aspen Music Festival [9] (HS)

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Aspen 4: Trifonov’s Piano Concerto, Rich ‘Pictures’, and Gripping Early Reich

28/08/201804/08/2018 by Harvey Steiman

United States Various composers, Aspen Music Festival 2018. (HS)

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Aspen 8: Liberties with Bach, An Admirable Quartet, and Bernstein’s Trouble in Tahiti

28/08/201804/08/2018 by Harvey Steiman

Various composers, Aspen Music Festival [7] (HS)

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