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Brussels stands by Jerusalem Quartet

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Brussels stands by Jerusalem Quartet

Brussels Muzique has reconfirmed Friday’s concert by the Jerusalem Quartet at Caryathide Hall in the Gaulois Circle.

They will perform the first Paul Ben Haim string quartet, followed by the Mendelssohn Octet with local artists Sylvia Huang, Nadja Nevolovitsch, Monika Mlynarczyk, and Eduardo Tonietto.

Brussels, say the organisers, will never boycott artists who represent freedom of expression.

Amsterdam is shamed by its shabby conduct.

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Despite his double anniversary this year, we seem to be missing out on the music of Albert Lortzing, so hurrah for Deutsche Grammophon's historic reissues

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