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Seth Arenstein

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Washington Classical Review

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By Seth Arenstein
| Washington Classical Review
It’s rare when a concert moves outside the box, offering something you’ve never quite experienced previously. That was the sense this listener had Sunday evening listening to Relic expertly perform a program titled “The Odyssey,” after Homer’s ancient epic of the same name, at Capitol Hill Presbyterian Church. The 11 members of the period-instrument group combined elements of music, drama and literature in this unique presentation.
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Washington Classical Review

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By Seth Arenstein
| Washington Classical Review
Several things made Sunday afternoon’s performance by the Imani Winds at the Barns at Wolf Trap more accessible and enjoyable than many concerts. First, each member of the wind quintet introduced a piece on the program, offering biographical information about the composers and musical insights, but also making it personal, noting their favorite moments in the work.
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Washington Classical Review

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By Seth Arenstein
| Washington Classical Review
Graham Gordon Ramsay composed his Requiem as a response to human loss, his own aging and, as he said in a program note, “the tumultuous world of 2025.” Sarah Kirkland Snider’s Mass for the Endangered focuses on the rapid extinction of non-human species and humanity’s role in it. A virtuoso performance of both works end given by the Emmanuel Choir Sunday afternoon, emphasizing music’s ability to transmit the beauty and energy of life while providing a vehicle for grief.
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