Editorial (83)
	Dirty Words That Tell the Truth About TV
	Norman Lebrecht on Jerry Springer - The Opera Evening Standard [London] - 8 January 2005
	It Seems They've Forgotten Something at Wales Millennium Centre (And Other New Halls, Too)
	The Independent [London] - 4 December 2004
	Considering New Approaches to Classical Music Criticism
	St. Petersburg Times [Florida] - 14 November 2004
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Interview (182)
	A Tenor on the Psychoanalyst's Couch - Rolando Villazón
	International Herald Tribune / New York Times - 26 January 2005
	A True Artist and a True Showman - Maxim Vengerov
	The Independent [London] - 22 January 2005
	Impresario Raymond Gubbay on His Ill-Fated Savoy Opera Company
	The Independent [London] - 24 January 2005
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News (4135)
	Carnegie Hall's 2005-06 Season to Feature Festivals of Mozart, Meredith Monk and John Adams (Plus Lots of Terrific Orchestras)
	Associated Press - 2 February 2005
	BBC Symphony Orchestra Appoints Jirí Belohlávek Chief Conductor
	Deutsche Presse-Agentur (dpa) - 2 February 2005
	Composer Henri Dutilleux Wins Siemens Music Prize
	Agence France-Presse - 1 February 2005
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News in depth (39)
	After Years of Hanging Up the 'Sold Out' Sign, Dallas Symphony Raises Its Marketing Volume
	Dallas Morning News - 10 November 2003
	Anyone Can Commission a New Piece of Music -- A New Guide Tells How
	Philadelphia Inquirer - 27 October 2003
	Los Angeles Hopes That Walt Disney Hall Project May Give the City a Real Urban Center
	International Herald Tribune / New York Times - 23 October 2003
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Concert Review (1418)
	A Radical Magic Flute Staged by La Fura dels Baus at the Paris Opéra
	International Herald Tribune / New York Times - 28 January 2005
	'Headlong Charge' - Mark-Anthony Turnage's Schizoid
	Evening Standard [London] - 27 January 2005
	Riccardo Muti Conducts the Philharmonia Orchestra in Its 60th Birthday Gala
	Evening Standard [London] - 28 January 2005
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andante Reviews (443)
	Should They Remain Obscure? Two Symphonies by Famed Musicologist Egon Wellesz
	Birmingham Post - 22 January 2005
	A Genuine Blast from the Past - 'Music for Alfonso the Wise'
	Atlanta Journal-Constitution - 18 January 2005
	Miklós Perényi and András Schiff Play Beethoven Cello Sonatas
	Dallas Morning News - 18 January 2005
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letters to andante magazine (13)
	Massenet in Chicago
	A reader responds to "Massenet's Thaïs - Melo- Without the Drama."
	Major Appliances in the Concert Hall
	A reader responds to "On Sewing Machines and Self-Expression: Mapping the Future in Sound."
	Radical Stagings, Basic Emotions
	A reader responds to "The Age of the Director (V)."
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Essay (129)
	Music That Finds Its Way Into Nietzsche - Richard Strauss's Also Sprach Zarathustra
	Kansas City Star - 23 January 2005
	They Called Her 'Smiley' - Remembering Jacqueline du Pré on Her 60th Birthday
	The Independent [London] - 7 January 2005
	Opera's Blessed Madonna - Remembering Renata Tebaldi
	Philadelphia Inquirer - 21 December 2004
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book reviews (13)
	Frank, Elegant and Not at All Gossipy -- Renée Fleming's The Inner Voice: The Making of a Singer
	Cox News Service - 9 January 2005
	Erudite, Persuasive and Highly Subjective: Richard Taruskin's Oxford History of Western Music
	Atlanta Journal-Constitution - 19 December 2004
	Champagne Connoisseur, Dapper Dandy, Bodice Ripper -- Richard Wagner: The Last of the Titans
	The Independent on Sunday [London] - 5 December 2004
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IRR (276)
	The Byrd Edition Volume 6
	Music for Holy Week and Easter from the Gradualia. The Cardinall's Musick/Andrew Carwood (dir.); Patrick Russill (organ).
	Rachmaninov The Bells, Op. 35
	Taneyev: John of Damascus, Op. 1. Marina Mescheriakova (soprano); Sergei Larin (tenor); Vladimir Chernov (baritone); Moscow State Chamber Choir; Russian National Orchestra/Mikhail Pletnev.
	"O Sweet Love"
	Byrd: "Ye sacred Muses," "Fortune," "Blame I confess" and more. Dowland: "A Fancy," "Shall I strive with words to move?", "Go from my window" and more. Daniel Taylor (countertenor); Les Voix Humaines; Stephen Stubbs (lute).
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Turok's Choice (16)
	Turok's Choice - June 2001
	Great Bach organ music, powerful Mahler 8, Chausson's complete songs, pleasant Verdi "Falstaff," distinguished Mahler 5.
	Turok's Choice - May 2001
	Gripping Mahler "Das Lied" from Boulez, hectic Verdi "Requiem" from Gergiev, Mozart's rare "Il Sogno di Scipione," fluent Schumann from the Eroica Quartet and from pianist Marc-Andre Hamelin.
	Turok's Choice - April 2001
	Intriguing Verdi choruses, Bartoli disappoints in Vivaldi, Celibidache scores in varied repertory, William Fry becomes more than a name.
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