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Scores of babies infected with TB in Rome Here are a few excerpts from our interview with Maestro Antonio Pappano, Music Director of Italy’s Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia.
He talks about Mahler in Rome, the relationship between the orchestra and the audience and the importance of education in today’s world.
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