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Castillo was awesome, Santamaria sparkled / Spanish duo fascinated

By SUNDRY STROKES | October 12, 2005 - 12:00am

With absolute command over the orchestral sections – the cohesive, sonorous strings, the disciplined woodwinds and brasses and the precise percussions – Eugene Castillo wielded the baton over the program...

Opinion

Fanal, Coyuito-Sunico in compelling concert of French compositions

By SUNDRY STROKES | January 17, 2004 - 12:00am

A fascinating and compellilng program, culled from the repertoire of French conductor Dominique Fanal, consisted understandably of French music at a concert presented by the CCP with the cooperation, again understandably,...

Opinion