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Today's original-instrument performers are Landowska's heirs. Once considered the last refuge of a poor musician, authentic instruments now attract performers of international caliber: Dutch Violinist Jaap Schroder, who collaborated with Hogwood on the Mozart symphony series, the English Concert's Pinnock, a top-notch harpsichordist whose reading of Bach's Goldberg Variations is perhaps the most convincing on discs; American Pianist Malcolm Bilson, one of the leading exponents of classical keyboard music, which he plays on the fortepiano, a predecessor of the modern instrument. "Everybody understands that there must be different sopranos...
...four years here, White became the backbone of a field hockey squad, an ice hockey squad and a lacrosse squad that each became a top-notch team. To realize how many goals--and for that matter, how many points--White has accumulated as a four-year starter on both the field hockey and lacrosse squads and as a three-year starter on the ice hockey team is almost shattering...
Nevertheless, Time and the Conways offers top-notch drama even if the concept of serial time gets lost in the translation from page to stage. Though the second act appears to be our own vision rather than Kay's, the play still holds together beautifully. It also surpasses most plays in its offhand observations offering true insight that one can only marvel at the fact that the current production by the Huntington Theatre Company is the first major staging of the play in 45 years...
Penn State offered the top-notch women's athletic program. Harvard's women's athletic program was just beginning...
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