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The Philadelphia Orchestra is right to come to Israel
Culture primarily inspires personal, private reactions, which is why an orchestra is almost never wrong to play
Jan 16, 2018, 10:59 AM
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The hunt for Heifetz’s quarry
Imagining the reverb of a 1926 violin concert in the silent valley near Kibbutz Ein Harod jumped me back in time
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Fresh thinking on Gaza? Give it to Egypt.
It has, by almost any measure, been a depressing week. Make that, a depressing few years. Make that - well, ever since Hamas was voted in, or since Gaza was given to the Palestinians and they scorched the earth...
Jun 10, 2014, 2:44 AM
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Matti Caspi played piano where?
A hunt for a great video of Israel's pop legend found him tickling the ivories in the most unlikely place
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James Inverne is a playwright, author, editor and also runs a classical music consultancy. He was formerly the editor of Gramophone Magazine, and performing arts correspondent for Time Magazine
