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CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS

Dec 01, 2009; ... In the November 2009 table of contents on page 5, a reference to Brahms' Quintet in C major, inserted by the editors into a quote by violinist Mark Kaplan, instead should have referenced the Double ...

EDITOR'S NOTE

Dec 01, 2009; ... OKAY, MAYBE A STRING QUARTET CAN'T SAVE THE WORLD, as the members of the Del Sol Quartet posit in the feature profile written by David Templeton and found in the issue. But this chamber ensemble sure can make a splash: the members see their mission as akin to "bringing weird music to weird ...

Daniel Hope: Onward Through the Past

Dec 01, 2009; ... Post Beaux Arts Trio, British violinist keeps docket filled MORE THAN A YEAR since the venerable Beaux Arts Trio split, British violinist Daniel Hope is busy researching, recording and premiering works, winning awards, and penning a new book. Hope's latest CD release, Air: A Baroque ...

SHAHAM AND WIFE SHARE LOVE FOR SARASATE

Dec 01, 2009; ... When husband and wife violinists Gil Shaham and Adele Anthony began studying the music of Pablo de Sarasate (1844-1908) for a performance celebrating the Spanish violin virtuoso and composer's centennial, their Manhattan home was transformed. "It was nonstop Sarasate in the house," Anthony says ....

PUERTO RICAN ORCHESTRA FINDS HOME

Dec 01, 2009; ... After 52 years of shuttling back and forth between various venues, the Puerto Rico Symphony Orchestra has its own hail, the Sala Sinfonica Pablo Casals in San Juan. "In a sense, we had a type of nomadic existence," concertmaster Henry HutchtnsonNegrón says. "We're very excited about being able ...