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Boston Classical Review: A bustling Boston music season is on tap with several anniversary celebrations
September 3, 2013 There is expectation everywhere. A new music director at Symphony Hall ( even though he won’t really get going for a year). A new opera troupe in town, restoring one of Boston’s best conductors to the pit … Continue reading
