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King of Kings: Orchestral Transcriptions of Bach by Andrew Davis album review – the late conductor’s first love

Davis’s fastidious and thoroughly musical orchestrations of Bach’s organ works become a touching memorial as Martyn Brabbins steps in to finish the recordings

The Guardian - UK

Charlotte Meredith obituary

Other lives: Journalist with Vice Media in the UK who moved to Australia, where she worked in broadcasting and for the Daily Mail

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The Worst MAFS Photo Ranking Challenges This Show Has Ever Forced Upon Us

Here are the worst MAFS photo ranking challenge moments throughout the seasons, including Jake saying that Jacqui has "crazy eyes."

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Five Ways the Election Could Change Your Retirement

From taxes to Social Security and beyond, the election could change your retirement depending on which candidate wins. Who takes the House and Senate also matters.

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The week in classical: The Marriage of Figaro; Proms 53, 54, 55 & 56 – review

Notable cameos and young new leads light up David McVicar’s latest Mozart revival. At the Proms, a moving tribute to conductor Andrew Davis and streamlined perfection from the Berlin Phil

The Guardian - UK

Proms 53 and 54: BBCSO/Brabbins; Beethoven for Three

The Proms’ tribute to Andrew Davis was crowned by a joyous Steve Reich premiere, while the next day saw three outstanding musicians grapple with awkward acoustics

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Philharmonia/Soddy review – Strauss’s Nazi-tainted last opera ends Edinburgh international festival

Soprano Malin Byström stole the show in Capriccio, programmed as a celebration of EIF partnership with the late Sir Andrew Davis

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Letter: Sir Andrew Davis obituary

Meirion Bowen writes: He constantly stimulated laughter, so that rehearsals were relaxed and easy

The Guardian - UK

The week in classical: Lucia di Lammermoor; Nash Ensemble; Anthony McGill and Kaleidoscope Chamber Collective – review

A fearless central performance anchors Katie Mitchell’s busy yet insightful Donizetti revival. And two chamber concerts serve as a vibrant prelude to this year’s BBC Proms…

The Guardian - UK

Sir Andrew Davis obituary

One of Britain’s greatest conductors widely admired for leading the BBC Symphony Orchestra at the Proms

The Guardian - UK

Conductor Andrew Davis, who headed orchestras on 3 continents, dies at 80

Davis led the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, Britain's Glyndebourne Festival, the BBC Symphony Orchestra, the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra and the Lyric Opera in Chicago.

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Sir Andrew Davis, ex-chief conductor of BBC Symphony Orchestra, dies aged 80

Musician had held top roles at Glyndebourne opera and in Chicago, Melbourne and Toronto orchestras

The Guardian - UK

Stravinsky: Violin Concerto album review – neoclassical Stravinsky with style and substance

The Apollo ballet and the Violin concerto are the lead works in this collection recorded by conductor Andrew Davis and violinist James Ehnes

The Guardian - UK

I Had To Ask The Fugitive’s Andrew Davis About That Mythic Train Crash Scene, And His Recollection Makes It Even More Impressive

If you thought The Fugitive's big train wreck was impressive, wait until you read the director put that scene into further context.

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Things to do in Chicago Nov. 16-22: The Mix

“Boop! The Betty Boop Musical,” the City’s official tree lighting ceremony, and the Magnificent Mile Lights Festival area among the cool things to check out in the week ahead.

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Classical music blends the familiar with the new for robust programs for holiday season

Amid all the variety, one work remains a Chicago-area staple:stands out: Handel’s “Messiah,” with several groups offering their takes on the beloved oratorio.

Chicago Sun-Times

Best movie set in Chicago? It’s ‘The Fugitive,’ hands down.

Chicagoans are brutal critics when our city is on the screen. One wrong intersection or misplaced neighborhood, and we turn up our noses. ‘The Fugitive,’ now celebrating its 30th anniversary, gets it right.

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Americans could live an extra 19 years—if they pick the right employer

Health care is a key employee benefit. Could “wellness care” become one, too?

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Carnegie Hall's National Youth Orchestra turns 10, training over 1,200 for music careers

Carnegie Hall’s initiative to train the next generation turned 10 this year

The Canberra Times

Veteran injury claims sit in a holding pattern

While veterans were praised for their service on Anzac Day, tens of thousands remain injured or sick and can't get their cases assessed

Salon

College pushes vests over cop incident

The university distributed vests to students last year but walked back on the requirement amid recent criticism

The Texas Tribune

University of Houston asked students to wear neon vests after police drew weapon on a Black student

The university distributed vests to theater students after an officer drew a gun on a Black student rehearsing a violent scene last year. Officials walked back the requirement amid recent student criticism.

Chicago Sun-Times

‘Hansel and Gretel’ lightens the gloom with beautiful music, eye-opening imagery

Lyric Opera reheats a fun, sometimes surreal production that skips the storybook quaintness.

Tribune News Service

HBO Max’s ‘Low Country’ documentary on SC’s Murdaugh murders: What to expect, how to watch

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — “Every time you think it’s finished,” WSAV-TV reporter Andrew Davis says of South Carolina’s Murdaugh saga, “there’s another turn.”

The Guardian - UK

Berg: Violin Concerto; Three Orchestral Pieces review – an idiomatic and accomplished collection

Conductor Andrew Davis and warm-toned soloist James Ehnes vividly connect Berg’s early music to his later scores and the composers who were his models

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