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The Sturm und Drang of Wolfgang Rihm opens 2026 Time:Spans Festival

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By Kurt Gottschalk
| Bachtrack
See full listing “a dizzying, hour-long, single-movement display, held together by conductor James Baker” Reviewed at DiMenna Center for Classical Music: Mary Flagler Cary Hall, New York City on 8 August 2026 Talea Ensemble casts Berio’s Sequenze against recent works The second of Talea’s belated Berio birthday concerts includes strong performances of the Sequenze for flute and viola in the wake of a last-minute shuffle.
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The sturm und drang of Wolfgang Rihm opens 2026 Time:Spans Festival

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By Kurt Gottschalk
| Bachtrack
See full listing “a dizzying, hour-long, single-movement display, held together by conductor James Baker” Reviewed at DiMenna Center for Classical Music: Mary Flagler Cary Hall, New York City on 8 August 2026 Talea Ensemble casts Berio’s Sequenze against recent works The second of Talea’s belated Berio birthday concerts includes strong performances of the Sequenze for flute and viola in the wake of a last-minute shuffle.
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Kurt on Music: Wiggly Air…. Actual reviews of recorded music both modern and otherwise

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By Kurt Gottschalk
| Red Hook Star Revue
Disquiet Riot. The Russian activist art collective Pussy Riot has never been needed more than they are now, and by “now” I mean in the 14 years since the feminist provocateurs occupied news broadcasts and computer screens with their 30-second performance of “Punk Prayer” at the Cathedral of Christ the Savior in Moscow, cut short by arrest and earning them visibility and notoriety. Pussy Riot gave voice to a collective conscience that was calling out hidden forms of sexual abuse of power.
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