

Celebrating the sum of its parts
New music gets a new festival and a new home

On any given week, Boston offers far more performances of contemporary classical music than most American cities and, with all the universities in town, the average number of composers per square foot is impressively high. But for all its richness, the local new-music scene can also be diffuse and heavily fragmented, with venerable ensembles toiling away in relative obscurity and ... (Full article: 605 words)
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