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  1. String quartets by Ruth Crawford, inti figgis-vizueta, Shawn Jaeger, Yusef Lateef, Michael Murray & Robert Sirota - featuring Arneis Quartet, Benda Quartet, Momenta Quartet, Rothko String Quartet & Telegraph Quartet - on Not Brahms and Liszt Monday (10/12/26) 4-5:30pm ET on WMBR Cambridge 88.1 FM streaming on wmbr.org #Cambridge #Boston #Radio #ModernClassical #ContemporaryClassical #StringQuartet @wmbr

    wmbr.org

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  2. @fbret.bsky.socialBluesky

    The Best Contemporary Classical Music on Bandcamp, September 2026 | Bandcamp Daily share.google/rAoacD8kM176...

    share.google The Best Contemporary Classical Music on Bandcamp, September 2026

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  3. I'm listening with purpose this week - to the music of Huw Watkins, and to Concertos for Orchestra - intro in the thread below. The Concerto for Orchestra form emerged in the mid-20th century as an alternative to the symphony for abstract orchestral writing. Petrassi may have been the first >>

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  4. @hugh258.bsky.socialBluesky

    🧵1/ Some thoughts on the USA current situation. They are opinionated and critical. You might disagree with them, or be angry. But from a Canadian perspective and one who's studied US history for 40 years, they are my thoughts. For your consideration...

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  5. My classical music favourites CDXL. -- Scriabin, Piano Concerto in F Sharp Minor, Op. 20. Here performed by Daniil Trofonov and the Berliner Philharmoniker, conducted by Andris Nelsons. www.youtube.com/watch?v=QDcq... #music #classicalmusic

    youtube.com Daniil Trifonov plays Scriabin

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  6. @samperson.bsky.socialBluesky

    this is still a blast to listen to (if you can stand the quality) years later! classical music is often treated as a snooty, inert decoration fixing these pieces back into their original context, hearing the call and response between different composers, breathes so much *life* into them.

    youtube.com How to Listen to Classical Music: Symphony 101

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  7. @nsousanis.bsky.socialBluesky

    As I've been talking constraints, my website name, my interest in DJ-sampling, wanted to share an older piece I originally created for a class on Postmodernism as a doc student. On my site, I offer a key to all the threads I wove together to make this! spinweaveandcut.com/in-print-thr...

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  8. #morninglistening to the Mozartean chancellor. What times! Eschenbach had (some) hair, JustusFranz hadn't gone native out east, Social Democrats were a centrist force to be reckoned with. Charming music in a charming performance. Amzn: amzn.to/478odML

    amzn.to Concertos For Two & Three Pianos -

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  9. Art challenge for y'all: Distill a common thread from our world into a single piece - music, sketch, collage, poem whatever. Our world is changing faster than we think, but threads from 2010 are still evolving today. The trends belie the fundamental motions.

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