WorldPingThis week, from Reich to Kendall and Celibidache, three musicians who prove there is no such thing as “pure music”, whether we’re talking about a technique, a mode of musical expression or a musician’s legacy.
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Only connect: two composers who put humans at the heart of their music, and the conductor who didn’t
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