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New in Music This Week: August 14th:
Daniela Mack's "Sur" and NicoleYvette's "Say Yes" are two of this week's top new releases.
Josh Saltman & David B. Schwartz on Broadway’s Newest Festival
Is this Broadway's answer to Coachella?
Best Bets: August 3rd – August 9th
Cultural Attaché's Best Bets: August 3rd - August 9th are:
ANTHONY ROTH COSTANZO: MINIMALISM – Little Island – New York, NY – August 5th –...
Brian Henson on “Puppet Up,” Jim Henson…
"My father taught me one thing above everything else. Don't repeat yourself."
Best Bets: July 27th – August 2nd
Hugo Marchand, a Danseur Étoile from the Paris Ballet, performs in Los Angeles
New in Music This Week: July 24th
"America in Weimar" is a rallying cry for a country desperately needing to pay more attention.
Inon Barnatan on SummerFest, History and Curiosity
"You're always trying to present something familiar as though it's brand new and something new as though it already belongs."
Miles Mykkanen on Mozart, Learning and Listening
"Mozart still teaches me things every time I return to his operas."
Best Bets: July 13th – July 19th
Five women tackle Whoopi Goldberg's material from her 1984 one-woman show.
New in Music This Week: July 10th
Scattered Light - American Music for Piano by Russell Hirshfield tops this week's list
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Daniela Mack's "Sur" and NicoleYvette's "Say Yes" are two of this week's top new releases.
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"'Windfall' is a play that scares me. Because it engages directly with systems, with power, with voices that haven’t always been given space. "
Darius de Haas Finds Meaning in the Third Act
"The third act of life is self-acceptance. Being able to appreciate what life has afforded you."
Cristian Mǎcelaru: Who Decides If a New Work Succeeds?
"When an audience does not connect with a new piece, 99% of the time, it's the fault of the performer."
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