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Concert Reviews: Three Musketeers and a Developing Talent

Posted on April 23, 2012 by Andrew J. Sammut

Leslie Kwan of L'Academie

Andrew Staupe

Between L’Académie‘s sophisticated, thoroughly danceable program of French works and pianist Andrew Staupe‘s Boston debut, this was an inspiring weekend for young artists, music lovers of all ages and the future of classical music.

It was also a great weekend for the guy who got to cover these performances! Check out my reviews of both concerts in The Boston Musical Intelligencer:

Glowing L’Académie, Dance-Worthy Musketeers

Pro Musicis Winner Staupe at Longy

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Blogs on hot jazz, eighteenth century hits and more pop of yestercentury. Also writes for All About Jazz, The Boston Musical Intelligencer and Early Music America.

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