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American Composers Orchestra
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The American Composers Orchestra is a Carnegie Hall staple, with every performance adding to its vast repertoire. As part of the Hall’s celebration of Latin culture in the US, this concert features two singular performers in premieres of their own original works: virtuoso jazz harpist Edmar Castañeda, who “raises the bar for every harpist” (NPR); and electronics artist Clarice Assad, who “negotiates the line between chamber jazz and classical mus...
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1 dates (6 Mar - 6 Mar)
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6
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7:30 pm
Carnegie Hall
New York City, NY, United States
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