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With 10 international orchestras making their debuts at the Proms this year, Geoffrey Norris wonders what it is that gives an orchestra its national identity

The great Italian tenor Carlo Bergonzi has died

Classical Music News

Saturday, July 26, 2014

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Born July 13, 1924; died July 26 2014

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