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But I wouldn't bet against Kirill Karabits being snapped up. Bournemouth has historically been a springboard for higher-profile appointments--and being from that town, myself, I yield to no one in my borderline fanatical admiration for its orchestra. -
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Red Hot Chili Peppers realize the media can't take a joke, will not be performing 'Dazed and Confused' at Super Bowl
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"Ex-Lipiński" Stradivarius Violin Worth $6 Million Stolen from Concertmaster Frank Almond of Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
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Madonna to introduce Pussy Riot onstage at Amnesty International's Bringing Human Rights Home concert
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American Idol season 13 recap: 5 best performances from Salt Lake City's soulful center
As the show is apt to do this season, the two-hour SLC episode started and ended with some of the strongest auditions, but there was plenty of meaty material in between. Let's move away from the pretense of things and just did right into the top five performances from the Salt Lake City auditions. -
Future covers 'Drunk In Love' as he takes on both Beyoncé and Jay Z [LISTEN]
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