Norman Lebrecht has written a big piece about Korngold.
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This year's Norfolk & Norwich Festival has to be one of the most adventurous festival programmes I have seen anywhere for a long time - Jordi Savall, John McLaughlin and John Cale are among those appearing. There is great classical music, but a lot more besides. Check out for instance the circus acts. Click on the logo above to visit the Festival website.
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