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Organist Jacobs: playing the loneliest instrument

Paul Jacobs says the organ can be the "loneliest instrument" but as the winner of the first Grammy for a solo organ CD, touring with world-famous orchestras and as head of the organ department at the Juilliard school, he is fast building a following.

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Florida Orchestra Plans Tributes to Simon & Garfunkel, Michael Jackson, Doors

The Florida Orchestra will present a rock 'n' roll series in its upcoming season. The Florida Orchestra will present a rock 'n' roll series in its upcoming season.
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Katie Holmes Returns to Broadway in 'Dead Accounts'

Actress Katie Holmes will be returning to Broadway this fall to star in a new family comedy "Dead Accounts".
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‘Sleepless in Seattle’ The Musical Sets New Composers
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Blue Note Releases Six Jazz Classics
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Broadway Producer Archer King, Credited with Discovering James Dean, Dies
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Broadway Actress Apologizes for 'Trashing' Musical on Twitter
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Canadian Opera Company General Director Renews Contract Through 2021
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Bayreuth Festival Opens After Nazi Tattoo Scandal
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Obama nominates Local Dance Company Founder to a Key Administration Post
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Fire Island Dance Festival Raises $374,260 For AIDS Care [PHOTOS]
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Johannesburg Youth Ballet to Stage ‘Hansel and Gretel’
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National Youth Orchestra of Wales to Perform at BBC Proms
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Marin Symphony Orchestra Hires New Executive Director
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Dallas Symphony Orchestra Names New CEO
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GHOST The Musical to Close on Broadway [VIDEO]
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Berklee BeanTown Jazz Festival to Open September
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"Jazz N' Blues" by Amy Winehouse Surfaces
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