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When you go to a concert series called Bach, Revisited, you expect most pieces to be related to Bach. Miller Theater’s website on the series describes the concerts as events which “put contemporary composers in dialogue with the Baroque master.” The final event of the series on the year was “Sofia Gubaidulina + Bach,” presented […]

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Bannerman of the baroque Henry Litwhiler revisits Bach with Miller Theatre’s “Bach, Revisited” series. The title of the series is troublesome. “Bach, Revisited” implies that we had, at some point, left behind one of the greatest composers to ever put ink to paper. It implies, further, that the world had at some point deemed Bach’s works […]

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