The Boston Symphony Orchestra, eager to show off its repertoire under music director James Levine, will head to Europe next summer for a two-week, seven-city tour that stops in Switzerland, Germany, France, and England. The BSO's first international tour since 2001, it will feature performances of works by Brahms, Ives, Carter, Ravel, Bartok, and Berlioz. All of the pieces will ... (Full article: 331 words)
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