
Concert review: Julia Deans, Town Hall
Machine-made smoke danced in the beams of light in the Concert Chamber as a packed house waited for the musicians to take the stage.
Machine-made smoke danced in the beams of light in the Concert Chamber as a packed house waited for the musicians to take the stage.
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