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Classical Music Looks Ahead to a Fall in Flux

How will performances feel in the midst of pandemic regulations? Will institutions respond in actions, not just words, to calls for racial equity?

The New York Times – by Anthony Tommasini

Normally, when I look ahead to a new season, I have a pretty good idea of what the performances will be like.

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