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JOHN HARBISON AND THE CONCERTS OF HOME
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John Harbison has been in Chicago for the Lyric Opera's successful
revival of his opera "The Great Gatsby," but now he's coming home to
Boston for a trio of events.
Tonight at 7:30 in the C. Walsh Theatre at Suffolk University,
Collage New Music presents the world premiere of the complete chamber
version of his song cycle "Mottetti di Montale." Nov. 10 and 12 in
Jordan Hall, the Cantata Singers present the Boston premiere of "Four
Psalms," which was commissioned for the Chicago Sympho...
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; Emmanuel Music will survive because it must. Whether it survives at Emmanuel Church now stands as an open question. On July 16, Bishop David E. Johnson sent a letter to Craig Smith, director of Emmanuel Music, saying that his position "may be terminated" Sept. 1; the signally cold, impersonal tone
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Excellent cast shines in Emmanuel's `Don Giovanni'
The Boston Globe
; DON GIOVANNI Opera by Mozart, presented by Emmanuel Music. At: Jordan Hall last night. There was a resounding welcome for Craig Smith and the cast before Emmanuel Music's concert performance of Mozart's "Don Giovanni" began last night. Most people in the substantial audience knew that Emmanuel
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A Passion 25 years in the making
The Boston Globe
; EMMANUEL MUSIC Craig Smith, artistic director In a performance of Bach's "St. Matthew" Passion At: Emmanuel Church, Saturday night Few cities get to hear Bach's "St. Matthew" Passion as often as Boston does. There is at least one performance every season, and over the last 25 years at least eight
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Craig Smith, 60; with Emmanuel, he created a nexus of joy and music
The Boston Globe
; Craig Smith, the conductor and pianist who founded Emmanuel Music and built it into a cherished hub of Boston's musical life, died yesterday morning at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. He was 60. The cause of death was heart failure as a result of diabetes- related kidney failure, according to
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