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Embarrassment of Riches

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Oh-la-la!

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Rotations

Amelie serves up a daring, moving take on Jane Austen's best-loved heroine

Let's Get Lost

Amelie serves up a daring, moving take on Jane Austen's best-loved heroine

Yann Tiersen on Destroying His Violin, Joy Division, and Rediscovering the Synth

Photo by Natalie CurtisYann Tiersen's always eyeing his next idea.​In 1983, French composer Yann Tiersen was a newborn post-punk convert on the cusp of adolescence. He had been studying classical violin for six years and he was finally fed up. So he destroyed his instrument, smashing it to bits. ... More >>

Yann Tiersen at Grand Central February 9

Photo by Natalie CurtisYann Tiersen's always eyeing his next idea.​In 1983, French composer Yann Tiersen was a newborn post-punk convert on the cusp of adolescence. He had been studying classical violin for six years and he was finally fed up. So he destroyed his instrument, smashing it to bits. ... More >>