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Featured Review

A Great Norseman Returns to the NCS

There was so much to admire about the latest concert of the North Carolina Symphony that it's hard to know where to start. The orchestra itself is in fine estate. The guest conductor was Rune Bergmann. The 40-ish gent who refers to himself as a Viking is a tall man of considerable stature who has experience in opera – an historical prerequisite for solid orchestral leadership. And then there was the guest soloist, violinist Philippe Quint, an American of Russian heritage, who is a veteran of many orchestral and chamber music concerts here. And then there was the program itself – an attractive mix of music never before played here, music infrequently played, and music that used to be played a lot but that no longer is. Read on . . .

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