classical music
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She played the violin from age 8, but it was only after she heard Puccini at 13 that she fell in love with classical music.
From Los Angeles Times
These giant, caricatured figures danced and moved through the ceremony alongside dancers and performers, offering a surreal, almost carnival-like nod to classical music’s place in Italian culture.
From Salon
She was known for her versatility, blending jazz, opera, classical music and soul.
From BBC
Jenkins is the UK's best-selling classical music star, and a frequent performer for the Royal Family.
From BBC
Glass, 88, is seen as the greatest living US composer and perhaps the most influential in the post-World War II era, shattering long-held linear conceptions of classical music and enthusiastically incorporating non-Western forms.
From Barron's
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