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Sebastian Scotney

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theartsdesk in Montreal - delights and discoveries at the 42nd International Jazz Festival

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The Big Hit review - prisoners play 'Godot'

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Album: Vadim Neselovskyi - Odesa: A Musical Walk Through a Legendary City

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Album: Binker Golding - Dream Like A Dogwood Wild Boy

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Pat Metheny & Side-Eye, Eventim Apollo review - energy and melodic clarity

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Between Two Worlds review - Juliette Binoche, maid in France

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Wigmore Soloists, Wigmore Hall review - superb Janáček

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Alyn Shipton: On Jazz - A Personal Journey - digging jazz deeply and musically

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Blu-ray: Round Midnight

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Album: Ches Smith - Interpret It Well

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The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent review - a very funny meta-comedy

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Sounds of Estonia, Kings Place review - one of the world's great choirs on spellbinding form

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Great Freedom review - love behind bars in Germany

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The Duke review - a new feelgood classic

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Gidon Kremer 75th Birthday Concert, Wigmore Hall review - poignant moments focused on Ukraine

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Blu-ray: In the Realm of the Senses

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