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Imagine yourself in a 19th-century English salon surrounded by music and poetry. It’s all waiting for you at Jordan Hall at Handel and Haydn Society’s “A Musical Salon’’ where principal bassist Robert Nairn (pictured) leads an intimate program featuring soprano Susan Consoli, actor Jim True-Frost (poetry, Frost, whoa), and period-influenced sets to create that salon mood. The program, directed by ... (Full article: 106 words)
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