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Milwaukee Chamber Music Festival Is Unique Event
Great music, great views of the lake and the most intimate setting.
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Great music, great views of the lake and the most intimate setting.
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Will receive 2026 Regional Theatre Tony Award and $25,000 grant.
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Great music, great views of the lake and the most intimate setting.
Guest pianists and bassist help perform works by Brahms and Mozart. Two concerts are free.
With top billing for Grammy-nominated Haitian-American composer Nathalie Joachim.
Future stars may be chosen as pianists aged 17-22 compete and perform.
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Heaping plates of beef, broccoli and mu shu pork stretch into days of meals from this long-running Chinese restaurant.
Serving up 1950's atmosphere and menu, with dependably satisfying food.
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