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Director Josh Shaw resurrects Il fortunato inganno and wines and dines the audience, literally.

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The Grammy Award winner chats about music as storytelling, how she keeps up her chops on violin, and working with Third Coast Percussion.

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The rising star speaks to a new generation, interpreting music through the lens of her own experience.

As the conductor’s tenure with the orchestra nears its end, composer Gabriella Smith is back with a new nature-focused work.