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This Week in Texas Music History: Gene Austin

Stephen Becker  |  No Comments

This Week in Texas Music History, we’ll meet one of the most successful yet least well-known musicians ever to come from the Lone Star State.

  • Van Zweden’s Return Produces Musical High Point

    Olin Chism  |  No Comments

    With 11 months still to go, Thursday night’s concert by the Dallas Symphony Orchestra is easily in the running for one of the year’s best.
    The program included two masterpieces — Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto and Schubert’s Symphony No. 9 — and two musical stars — principal clarinetist Gregory Raden and conductor Jaap van Zweden.

  • Friday Morning Roundup

    Stephen Becker  |  No Comments

    Today in the roundup: A big weekend for local clarinetists, rethinking what engagement in the arts means and the Amon Carter’s new interpretation manager.

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