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 | LA Phil in the New York times http://www.nytimes.com/2006/01/15/ar...ted=1&emc=eta1 By ALLAN KOZINN Published: January 15, 2006 LOS ANGELES — Predicting which American city might overtake New York as the center for the arts - any of the arts - has long been a parlor game in certain circles. If, 15 years ago, you had asked an informed fan where the excitement was in the symphonic world, you would have heard about the St. Louis Symphony, thriving under Leonard Slatkin's baton, or about the Cleveland Orchestra, which, under Christoph von Dohnanyi, was regaining the sheen it had lost since the 1960's height of George Szell's fabled tenure. etc........................ |
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