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Peter Dobrin

Peter Dobrin

Classical Music Critic and Culture Writer at The Philadelphia Inquirer

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Recent Articles

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Classical music is pitching a bigger tent than ever this fall. Here are the best offerings.

From film screenings with live scores, book talks, new works, and, of course, some Bach and Mozart, it's a great time to be listening to classical music in Philadelphia.
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Mannequin Pussy, Alexander Calder, Chinese lanterns, and a wooder ice perfume are the best Philly art and fashion offerings this week
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‘A Nation of Artists’ is the epic story of American art. It has its...

The “most expansive presentation of American art ever mounted in Philadelphia” is a fascinating marker of time to think about the cultural whiplash of the past couple of years.
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‘The Mondrian House,’ Jon Batiste, and a Disney throwback for mille...

Plus, Lady Alma sings a new pulsating dance anthem for the city. It's touted as “a song that offers an honest perspective on what the world needs right now."
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A pair of sassy chairs at Museum of Art in Wood and summer evenings...

Plus, a heartbreaking musical farewell to Glen Hansard and Jesse Krimes' quilts at the Fabric Museum and Workshop.
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Curtis’ $25 million plan for the Art Alliance building includes a 2...

The beloved building was gutted by fire a year ago. Most of the interior demolition has now been completed and its rooms can be ringing with music in three years.
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LeBron likes Beethoven. Now there’s a playlist for that.

The Sixers star is no classical newbie. He listens to Beethoven when he has to "calm down" and has even played a duet with Lang Lang.
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The Philadelphia Museum of Art is running record deficits. The next...

The financial situation is “substantial, but solvable,” said PMA's director and CEO, Daniel H. Weiss.
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Visiting a shrine to the Wyeths in Brandywine, reading a rare manua...

Madam C.J. Walker, Betsy Wyeth, Ben Vaughn, and Frank Nofer are some of the artists whose work we loved recently.
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It ‘just makes the city look bad’: Petition demands that the Univer...

PennDOT expects to start work on the bridge “within a few weeks" but the exact scope of repairs is undetermined.