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Orchestral Flash Mobs: Guaranteed to Get You in the Holiday Spirit

At Classicalite, we've been entertaining ourselves by watching videos of holiday flash mobs, while trying to convince our bosses that the proliferation of such is breaking news that really MUST be covered. Here, then, are the results of our copious research into this important trend.

By Louise Burton

Classicalite's Top 10 of 2013: B. Samuels on Theater

Just as resident art historian Ross Smirnoff cited his Top 10 of 2013, B. Samuels, Classicalite's esteemed theater critic, hath spoken out on those productions that deserve special aesthetic accolades.
By B. Samuels
Benefit Concert for the Children of Slain Bluesman Eric "Guitar" Davis Will Feature Chicago Legends

The Chicago blues community has come together to show their respect for Eric "Guitar" Davis and support for his family by hosting a benefit concert, to be held at Rosa's Lounge in Chicago on Sunday, January 19.
By Louise Burton

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Orchestral Flash Mobs: Guaranteed to Get You in the Holiday Spirit

Classicalite's Top 10 of 2013: B. Samuels on Theater

Benefit Concert for the Children of Slain Bluesman Eric "Guitar" Davis Will Feature Chicago Legends

Vienna Philharmonic Revokes Awards for Six Big Nazis, Is Hitler Next?

Atlanta Symphony Orchestra "Take Over Midtown" with Quintet of Community Concerts

The New Jackie Evancho: Amira Willighagen Sings 'Ave Maria,' Advances to Finals of 'Holland's Got Talent'

Robin Hood Youth Orchestra of Nottingham Stopped Mid-Christmas Concert for Playing "Too Loudly"

Horn Stolen from Vienna Philharmonic Hornist Josef Reif

YouTube Phenom Amira Willighagen, Fresh Off André Rieu Performance, Will Sing Again on 'Holland’s Got Talent'

BREAKING: Eric 'Guitar' Davis, Blues Guitar Virtuoso, Found Shot to Death on Chicago’s South Side

Salon/Sanctuary Concerts Presents Music of Salomone Rossi on January Program

Putin' Out: Maestro Valery Gergiev Issues Statement to Hans-Georg Küppers on Munich LGBTQ Rights

Make Music New York, Winter 2013, Features Phil Kline's 'Peregrine' [SCHEDULE]

REVIEW: Andrew Lloyd Webber's 'Stephen Ward' Musical, Orgies and All, Redeems Profumo Affair

UPDATE: Min-Jin Kym's £1.2 Million Stradivarius, Stolen then Returned, Sold to Mystery Buyer for £1,385,000

Quickies: Anna Netrebko at Le Poisson Rouge, Mizzou Composers Fest, 'Saving Mr. Banks' Video, NPR Jazz Critics Poll, Wayne Gretsky Opera?

Classicalite's Top 10 Artist Pub Shots of 2013

BREAKING: Ceiling Collapse at London's Apollo Theater, Dozens Wounded