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Music festival has splendid strings attached Festival celebrates glory of the string quartet By: Holly Harris Posted: 2:00 AM CDT Saturday, May. 23, 2026

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By Holly Harris
| Winnipeg Free Press Verified
The Agassiz Chamber Music Festival celebrates the glory of the string quartet when it launches its weeklong festival, Quartetfest, Sunday night. The 27-year old annual event spearheaded by founding Ottawa-based artistic director/cellist Paul Marleyn and hosted by Andrea Ratuski, runs nightly through Saturday, May 30.
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Guest clarinetist part of dramatic end to wildly varied WSO season

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By Holly Harris
| Winnipeg Free Press Verified
The Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra presented three distinct works in the key of passion Saturday night, as it wrapped up its Saturday Classics series with Mozart and Shostakovich. The 120-minute (including intermission) program, led by Daniel Raiskin, featured guest clarinetist Boris Allakhverdyan.
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Royal Winnipeg Ballet season-closer eclectic, emotional

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By Holly Harris
| Winnipeg Free Press Verified
The Royal Winnipeg Ballet trumpeted both its illustrious past and promising future as it kicked off its season-closer, The Four Seasons and Other Works, Thursday. The bill, featuring a trio of contemporary ballets, officially wraps up the RWB’s new artistic director Christopher Stowell’s inaugural season at the helm (though this 134-minute mixed bill is the final production programmed by former artistic director Andre Lewis before he stepped down last season).
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