We had a great time with Frank Rosenwein earlier this month. What an amazing guy! Here's a recording of John Harbison's Snow Country from the performance at Brown University's Cogut Center for the Humanities on December 10. New to all of us, this is some pretty incredible and evocative music, perfect for this time of the year. Enjoy!
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December 29, 2011
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wow i love to see it too. i hope i can be there to see and to hear the pretty incredible and evocative music
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