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Tea: A Mirror of Soul is a strange but atmospheric brew
This is not a show you come to for its plot.
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Timpani take centre stage at the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra's Rituals
Pity the poor percussionist who needed to rent a timpani last Saturday night!
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Simon Trpčeski performs an inspiring evening of music at the Chan Centre
That was only the first of several “wow” moments that followed.
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Times of India Film Awards 2013: Musical Extravaganza brings Bollywood's beats and ballads
More than just an opening act for the awards ceremony, it was a Bollywood blowout unto itself.
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Vancouver Opera's The Magic Flute is an exceptionally handsome production
As visual spectacle, it’s immaculate. As music, under the direction of conductor Leslie Dala, it’s impeccably played.
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Violinist Dale Barltrop makes a thought-provoking outing with the VSO
Want to test the instrumental mettle of your new concertmaster? Here’s how it’s done.
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Armenian cello star Narek Hakhnazaryan seduces Vancouver Recital Society audience
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Jon Kimura Parker shows profoundly beautiful focus with the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra
Vancouver Symphony Orchestra with pianist Jon Kimura Parker.
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El Niño is an enormous achievement
The Vancouver Bach Choir, the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, and the Vancouver Bach Children’s Chorus, all under Leslie Dala’s confident baton, performed John Adams's El Niño.
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Vancouver Opera's The Pirates of Penzance plays it traditional, with moments of slapstick fun
While it isn’t the campiest, most rollicking or stylish rendition you are likely to see, it features some exquisite songs and earns some hearty applause and laughs.

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