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Dresden premiere of The Jewess of Toledo: Glanert’s music as an emotional mirror
review by Milan Valden The German composer Detlev Glanert is one of…
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This isn’t about being liked. It’s about playing something that matters, says Miroslav Beinhauer
Born in Ostrava, pianist Miroslav Beinhauer (1993) is becoming an increasingly sought-after…
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