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Concert Review: Min Kwon – ‘America/Beautiful’

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Each time Min Kwon plays an “America/Beautiful” concert she has 76 piano pieces to choose from. Each was written by a different composer for Kwon’s pandemic-era commissioning project. Each is a version or variation of “America the Beautiful,” which, at least back when I was a kid, every American child learned in elementary school. So, unlike the typical classical music concert, where the audience knows ahead of time what will be on the program, each “America/Beautiful” show is different.
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Music Review: ‘A Forest Unfolding’ – a Collaborative Cantata Inspired by Trees

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Discoveries about the interconnectedness of trees, and of how, more generally, “everything in the forest is the forest,” add up to what has to be, both for the general public and for scientists who study biological systems and the environment, the 21st century’s most consciousness-expanding scientific development.
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Theater Review: Todd Almond in ‘I’m Almost There’ at BAM

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How do you stop being yourself? It’s a question many of us face at some point. Todd Almond’s Edinburgh success I’m Almost There, now in a limited run at BAM, swoops us into a surreal vision of a day or two in the life of a gay New York City man continually getting waylaid just trying to be a decent and reasonably happy version of himself. The show is an utterly charming amalgam of storytelling and cabaret, musical theater and confessional.
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