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Topic: classical music

Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles.

Tuesday, 6/30, 09:48 AM

250 Years In, Does American Classical Music Still Answer to Europe?

As the nation marks its 250th birthday, the concert hall remains a place where the old question of cultural independence is still alive — and Los Angeles may be closer to an answer than anywhere.

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