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A concert crescendo — Oregon Coast TODAY

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Newport Symphony Orchestra concludes its season with a selection of masterpieces The Newport Symphony concludes the symphonic season with true masterpieces of the repertoire at the Newport Performing Arts Center this Saturday and Sunday, March 22 and 23.The evening will begin with “Orawa,” a piece for strings alone. Written by Polish composer Wolciech Kilar, the music was inspired by a highlander band from Poland's Tatra mountains. Listen close…

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A concert crescendo — Oregon Coast TODAY

Newport Symphony Orchestra concludes its season with a selection of masterpieces The Newport Symphony concludes the symphonic season with true masterpieces of the repertoire at the Newport Performing Arts Center this Saturday and Sunday, March 22 and 23.The evening will begin with “Orawa,” a piece for strings alone. Written by Polish composer Wolciech Kilar, the music was inspired by a highlander band from Poland's Tatra mountains. Listen close…

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