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World-class classical

By June Wulff
Globe Staff / September 26, 2009

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According to music director Steven Lipsitt, Leslie Parnas is “one of those world-class artists who just happen to live here.’’ The award-winning musician, often referred to as Pablo Casals’s favorite cellist, happens to be featured when the Boston Classical Orchestra opens its 30th season tonight in a program honoring the bicentennials of Felix Mendelssohn and Robert Schumann. Tonight at 8, ... (Full article: 90 words)

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