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Baby Loves Disco

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Baby Loves Disco

Shake, shake, shake your diapered booty

Matt Haimovitz

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Matt Haimovitz

Cello music on literary themes—at the Tractor

We Could Be Heroes

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We Could Be Heroes

Three takes on the concept of heroism

Seacompression

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Seacompression

Burning Man without the dust and heat

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365 Seattle Finale

A twelve-month project culminates tonight

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The Nightmare Before Christmas in 3-D

Why the best film composer since Bernard Herrmann ought to take a break from films

Music

To draw a crowd of a couple hundred for a viola recital

To draw a crowd of a couple hundred for a viola recital (the string choir’s neglected middle child),…

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Music of Remembrance

A new work from a moonlighting maestro

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The Esoterics

Combining ancient texts, new music, and innovative technology

Flying Up From Rio

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Flying Up From Rio

A smoldering guitar duo leaps centuries and borders

Ross: beyond doctrine.

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Book Review: The Rest Is Noise

A critical analysis of composition's recent past, from Bernstein to Queen.

Seattle Opera gets Gluck right: Brett Polegato as Orestes.

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Opera Review: Iphigenia in Tauris

Seattle Opera’s mythic interpretation is a knockout.

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Shock of the New

Because music died in World War I, that’s why

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Foghorns! Orphans!! Lust!!!

Guy Maddin's latest fever dream

Iphigenia in Tauris

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Iphigenia in Tauris

A stately Greek tragedy in music

Three-Ring School

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Three-Ring School

Where a life under the big top begins

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Garrison Keillor

It has been not so quiet a week in Lake Wobegon

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It’s All Downhill From Here

Gentlemen, don’t start your engines

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Queer As a . . .

A first peek at the upcoming film fest

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Books Calendar

September 26 Steven Pinker This Harvard prof presents The Stuff of Thought: Language as a Window Into Human…