James D. DeCamp
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New Albany Symphony Orchestra
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Although women than ever before are becoming professional composers, orchestra concert programs continue to feature far more music composed by men. The New Albany Symphony Orchestra and guest violinist Isabelle Ai Durrenberger will buck that trend in a concert this weekend celebrating women composers and performers.
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Beyond This Point
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Roger Mastroianni
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The Cleveland Orchestra
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