A catchup post with links to the past week’s worth of reviews. Charles T. Downey enjoyed Stefan Jackiw at the Kennedy Center. Samantha Buker checked out Denyce Graves as part of the 50th anniversary celebrations of the Annapolis Symphony (complete with a work from composer-in-residence Gabriela Lena Frank). Robert Battey was generally impressed by the pianist Benjamin Hochman. And Joan Reinthaler appreciated the distinctive voice of the Dutch composer Michel van der Aa.
The classic musical, which debuted on Broadway in 1927, was groundbreaking in its racial themes.
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Country-fried rocker’s lack of focus makes for best and worst moments during concert at 9:30 Club.
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Listen to the year's most anticipated album on the city's best sound system when it's released on May 21.
1368808089000REVIEW | National Museum of Women in the Arts hosts a woodwind recital.
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Program includes Dennehy song cycle based on the poetry of William Butler Yeats.
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Annual Kennedy Center event will not focus solely on women after this year’s edition.
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Nosh for a good cause at the 9:30 Club this weekend.
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The alt-rock acts, both led by David Lowery, hit the State Theatre on Thursday for an exercise in nostalgia.
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Notable recordings from the world of pop music.
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On its third album, Vampire Weekend remains polished and shows off more of its inventive musical palette.
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The singer’s rock-solid, adventurous performance Saturday proved she’s a gifted, still-maturing artist.
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