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Only the Sound Remains

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Lincoln Center’s White Light Festival

11/17/18

KAIJA SAARIAHO'S MUSIC gives aural shape to the ineffable. The complex webs of harmony she creates hint at a center within, without ever quite defining it. In Only the Sound Remains, her latest work, ...

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Only the Sound Remains

NEW YORK CITY Lincoln Center’s White Light Festival 11/17/18

NEW YORK CITY

Lincoln Center’s White Light Festival

11/17/18