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CLASSICAL MUSIC • The Jefferson Academy of Music will present the Prima Trio at 2 p.m. today in the Columbus Museum of Art, 480 E. Broad St. The young ensemble -- Boris Allakhverdyan (clarinet), Avid Bogorad (violin, viola) and Anastasia Dedik (piano) -- will perform works by Khachaturian, Milhaud, Mozart, Schickele and Schumann. Tickets cost $24, or $17 for senior citizens and museum members, ... Newton Howard gets violin-happy with 'Defiance' (Los Angeles Times)
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