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October 27 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Though he’s inextricably tied to the city, Perlman doesn’t play here often; catch the charming violinist alongside his students in this chamber performance.
- 2. Jordi Savall
October 29 and 31at Carnegie Hall
Whether leading fellow baroque musicians or playing solo, Catalan viola da gamba player Savall brings a fresh, elegant approach to this ancient instrument.
- 3. Edgar Meyer
October 31 at Zankel Hall
You’ll look at the bass a whole new way after watching Meyer work its neck; he’s a true virtuoso who manages to gracefully navigate—and blur—all boundaries of style.

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