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Classical Concert Review: Rachel Barton Pine’s Brahms Resonates at the Gardner

September 17, 2026

Posted in Featured, Classical Music, Review

With Matthew Hagle at the piano and a storied 1742 Guarneri in hand, violinist Pine found both familial warmth and dramatic urgency in three Brahms sonatas.

Matthew Hagle

Classical Concert Review: Rachel Barton Pine’s Brahms Resonates at the Gardner

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