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An admirable aptness: Adams, Josefowicz and the LSO in Scheherazade.2

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“it would be hard to imagine anyone else finding so effortlessly the heart of the piece”
Reviewed at Barbican Hall, London on 8 December 2016
Bartók, Hungarian Sketches (Magyar képek) for orchestra, SZ 97
Stravinsky, Orpheus
Adams, Scheherazade.2
John Adams, Conductor
Leila Josefowicz, Violin
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