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Audiophilia March 2001 Carl Tait	The Van Cliburn Amateurs II A review of the second annual Van Cliburn International Piano Competition for Outstanding Amateurs.
Audiophilia February 2001 Marvin Segal	Goldberg Variations - Perahia Perahia makes good use of the modern piano's capabilities, but he also maintains great respect for the style of the music, never resorting to dynamic extremes or muddying the contrapuntal textures with pedaling.
Audiophilia February 2001 David Aspinall	Bach Transcriptions This collection is refreshingly off beat. What gives it extra interest is the variety of famous names who here demonstrate their very individual genii could serve the same master.
Audiophilia February 2001 David Aspinall	Film Score Monthly's "Golden Age Classics" - Newman and Waxman These three CDs form, we can hope, the vanguard of the most ambitious archeological unearthing of filmmusic masterworks yet attempted.
Audiophilia November 2000 David Brown	Windjammers: Swingphonic A review of Sammy Nestico's tasteful and original adaptations of familiar classical and symphonic repertoire to swing, in his aptly titled Swingphonic charts.
D-Lib September 2000	DW3 Classical Music Resources The most comprehensive collection of classical music resources on the Web...
Salon.com July 6, 2000 Eric Boehlert	They don't buy it Baby boomers are purchasing more CDs than ever -- but not jazz or classical. Can these genres survive in an increasingly bottom-line business?
Fast Company May 2000 Ron Lieber	Decisions Are in the Details The details that go into a flawless Orpheus performance.
Fast Company May 2000 Ron Lieber	Inside the Metaphor Business Minicourses on leadership from Orpheus -- a conductorless orchestra.
Fast Company May 2000 Ron Lieber	Leadership Ensemble How do the musicians of Orpheus get to Carnegie Hall? They practice -- not just their music, but a radical approach to leadership that has become a compelling metaphor for business.
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