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NEWS | WATCH: Today at 3 PM, tune in to the free live webcast of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra's concert at Symphony Hall in Detroit and get a taste of what's in store for the DSO's Spring For Music concerts on May 9 and 10 at Carnegie Hall.
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EXPLORE: In advance of American Composers Orchestra's October 26 concert at Carnegie Hall—which includes Charles Ives's Symphony No.3—navigate through the maze of connections that link Ives with the wider artistic world.
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READ | LISTEN: As part of our ongoing American Mavericks: Break the Rules series, featuring students from the Music Humanities class at Columbia University, classmates Sophie Kuznetzov and Jorge Betanzos juxtapose clichéd words of love with the Periodic Table of Elements to the tune of Andrew Bird's "Chorus of the Swan."
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READ | LISTEN: In our continuing American Mavericks: Break the Rules series, we present the work of Columbia University Music Humanities students Nidale Zouhir and Eva Alba, who have used the disparate concerns of scientists Richard Feynman and Carl Sagan, and author Dave Eggers to create a work inspired by the godfather of American mavericks, Charles Ives.
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READ | PHOTOS: Charles Ives—the one who started it all—is the next composer featured in our series showcasing the American Mavericks exhibit at the Rose Museum at Carnegie Hall.
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