Last night a friend gave me tickets to New World Symphony's Baroque Concert. They played a nifty little piece by Jean-Marie LeClair called "Glaucus and Scylla". It was originally an opera but rearranged for orchestra. LeClair also had the honor of being among murdered composers. Being isolated, he was found dead two months later clutching his red Strad violin.
Today, we went to see my chamber music teacher's concert of twentieth century music. Here's an excerpt of one of the more interesting pieces.
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