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Reuters is a music journalist. Below are 193 of 193 articles datpiff.ink indexes across 1 publication. Each links out to the original at the publisher.

• Federal Agents Raid Homes Linked to Sean Combs — The New York Times · Mar 26, 2024
• Artists on the ‘Homeland’ Graffiti — The New York Times · Oct 16, 2015
• Fly Riffs on Air Strings — The New York Times · Aug 29, 2015
• Banksy Opens ‘Dismaland’ Theme Park — The New York Times · Aug 21, 2015
• Stevie Wonder Performs Free D.C. Concert — The New York Times · Aug 17, 2015
• Cumberbatch Makes Plea to ‘Hamlet’ Fans — The New York Times · Aug 10, 2015
• Splat — The New York Times · Jul 18, 2015
• Skyscraper — The New York Times · Jun 26, 2015
• New Flying Record — The New York Times · Jun 21, 2015
• Coroner on Robin Williams’s Death — The New York Times · Aug 12, 2014
• French Court Upholds Award in van Gogh Sale — The New York Times · Feb 21, 1996
• Gianandrea Gavazzeni, Former La Scala Director, 86 — The New York Times · Feb 06, 1996
• Opera House in Venice Is Destroyed by Fire — The New York Times · Jan 30, 1996
• Leon Zitrone, News Broadcaster, 81 — The New York Times · Nov 27, 1995
• Pearl Jam Musicians Testify On Ticketmaster's Prices — The New York Times · Jul 01, 1994
• The Edinburgh Festival and Its Pointedly Lunatic Fringe — The New York Times · Aug 17, 1992
• Small Victory for Milli Vanilli Fans — The New York Times · Aug 31, 1991
• Glyndebourne to Build A New Opera House — The New York Times · May 09, 1991
• Nureyev Still Fills a House, But Not Always With Glee — The New York Times · Apr 29, 1991
• Band Is Held Not Liable In Suicides of Two Fans — The New York Times · Aug 25, 1990
• Dutch Cancel Sponsorship Of Art Show — The New York Times · Aug 11, 1990
• Private Art Collection Is Stolen in Moscow — The New York Times · Aug 10, 1990
• 5 Paris Museums Shut After Art Thefts — The New York Times · Jul 06, 1990
• Two Picassos Stolen From Bank in Miami — The New York Times · May 14, 1990
• Musician and Composer Wins $150,000 Award — The New York Times · Apr 25, 1990
• Bush Notes 'Filth' but Rejects Censors — The New York Times · Mar 24, 1990
• France to Receive A Wealth of Picassos — The New York Times · Mar 15, 1990
• Canadian Channel Bans Rap Group — The New York Times · Feb 07, 1990
• Art Institute of Chicago Receives Two Grants — The New York Times · Jan 23, 1990
• Appeal Filed By Art Dealer In Mosaics Case — The New York Times · Jan 18, 1990
• Philosophers Hang Out The Shingle — The New York Times · Dec 30, 1989
• Group Identifies 39 False Rembrandts — The New York Times · Dec 10, 1989
• McCartney Sees Chance Of Beatle Get-Together — The New York Times · Nov 29, 1989
• Salman Rushdie and Wife Living Apart — The New York Times · Aug 26, 1989
• British Tabloid Pay Damages to Eastwood — The New York Times · Aug 14, 1989
• Netherlands Recovers 2 van Gogh Paintings — The New York Times · Jul 14, 1989
• A Knighthood Is Bestowed On Rex Harrison — The New York Times · Jun 17, 1989
• 2 van Gogh Shows Insured for Billions — The New York Times · Jun 07, 1989
• Policxe in Brazil Recover 10 Stolen Paintings — The New York Times · May 25, 1989
• BBC Employees Strike — The New York Times · May 10, 1989
• Reviews/Music; A Soprano Quits After She Is Booed — The New York Times · May 08, 1989
• Japan Gives $1 Million To Chicago Art Institute — The New York Times · Apr 16, 1989
• Soviet Composers Union Readmits Rostropovich — The New York Times · Feb 09, 1989
• Strike Cancels 'Nutcracker' in Toronto — The New York Times · Dec 31, 1988
• Jose Carreras Begins a European Tour — The New York Times · Dec 27, 1988
• Alan Bond Says He Bought 'Irises' — The New York Times · Dec 23, 1988
• Yuri Lyubimov Dismissed From 'Ring' — The New York Times · Dec 12, 1988
• Dali, Making Gains, Promises to Paint Again — The New York Times · Dec 06, 1988
• As a Critic, BBC Cellist Is Smashing — The New York Times · Dec 01, 1988
• Salvador Dali Is Hospitalized in Spain — The New York Times · Nov 29, 1988
• Elton John Auction Nets $8.2 Million — The New York Times · Sep 10, 1988
• Eastwood's Restaurant Is Allowed to Reopen — The New York Times · Sep 03, 1988
• Karajan Resigns From Salzburg Board — The New York Times · Aug 26, 1988
• National Ballet of Canada Names Director — The New York Times · Aug 20, 1988
• Paper in Minneapolis Curbs Use of Unidentified Sources — The New York Times · Aug 13, 1988
• McCartney May Tour Soviet Union — The New York Times · Jul 28, 1988
• Bruhn Dance Prize Given — The New York Times · May 16, 1988
• Bolshoi Ballet to Visit China After 30 Years — The New York Times · May 06, 1988
• Dallas Ballet to Reopen With New Budget Plan — The New York Times · Mar 30, 1988
• Early Gainsborough Found — The New York Times · Mar 28, 1988
• Louvre Pyramid Is Unveiled — The New York Times · Mar 06, 1988
• Michael Jackson and U2 Share British Awards — The New York Times · Feb 11, 1988
• Musicians Vote to End Strike in San Francisco — The New York Times · Feb 04, 1988
• Rock Stars of West Plan Anti-Drug Soviet Tour — The New York Times · Jan 28, 1988
• Dallas Ballet Forced to Close — The New York Times · Jan 25, 1988
• Public Halts A Ballet By Bejart — The New York Times · Jan 14, 1988
• Beatrix Potter Illustrations on Display — The New York Times · Jan 14, 1988
• Trevi Fountain in Rome Is Due for Refurbishing — The New York Times · Jan 09, 1988
• Waxing and Waning at Mme. Tussaud's — The New York Times · Jan 06, 1988
• 10 Salieri Scores Are Found — The New York Times · Jan 05, 1988
• 130 Seized in Argentina At Tina Turner Concert — The New York Times · Jan 05, 1988
• Kodo Drummers Hone Bodies as Well as Skills — The New York Times · Jan 03, 1988
• 12 Acres of Garbage Bits Are an Artistic Attraction in India — The New York Times · Jan 03, 1988
• After Feud, Chicago City Ballet Dies — The New York Times · Dec 31, 1987
• THE INTERDISCIPLINARY ART OF MAKING A PIPE ORGAN — The New York Times · Dec 27, 1987
• NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN RESTORING AN ANCIENT ARCH — The New York Times · Dec 27, 1987
• Christie's Changes Sale After Egypt Complains — The New York Times · Dec 14, 1987
• Chaplin's Hat and Cane Sold in London Auction — The New York Times · Dec 13, 1987
• Experts Err On Carracci — The New York Times · Dec 10, 1987
• Replacement for Bejart Is Debated in Brussels — The New York Times · Dec 06, 1987
• Canada Gives Approval To New Cable Channels — The New York Times · Dec 01, 1987
• Spanish Post for Plisetskaya — The New York Times · Dec 01, 1987
• Marlene Dietrich Sells Jewelry Items at Auction — The New York Times · Nov 16, 1987
• Ex-Paramount Official To Head Columbia — The New York Times · Oct 29, 1987
• >Getty Buys Ensor Masterpiece — The New York Times · Oct 12, 1987
• Michael Jackson Arrives In Japan for 13-Concert Tour — The New York Times · Sep 10, 1987
• Spain to Get 300 Dali Works — The New York Times · Aug 24, 1987
• 'Dynasty' Producer And ABC End Contract — The New York Times · Aug 15, 1987
• Turner Acquires 'Gone With the Wind' — The New York Times · Aug 14, 1987
• Stevie Wonder Faces Finger Tumor Surgery — The New York Times · Aug 13, 1987
• Plisetskaya to Direct Spanish National Ballet — The New York Times · Jul 29, 1987
• Hollings Accuses TV of Ad Overload — The New York Times · Jul 18, 1987
• Directors Seek Talks To Bar Weekend Strike — The New York Times · Jul 11, 1987
• A Soviet Warning On the Perils of Rock — The New York Times · Jun 06, 1987
• Elton John Needs Rest After Throat Surgery — The New York Times · Jun 04, 1987
• Britain Refuses License To Export 'Sunflowers' — The New York Times · May 22, 1987
• Canadian Composer Wins Glenn Gould Prize — The New York Times · May 08, 1987
• Swedes Impose Tax On Sinatra Concert — The New York Times · May 03, 1987
• SIR RUDOLF BING REPORTEDLY IN ENGLAND — The New York Times · Apr 28, 1987
• Hammer Has Willed Artworks to National — The New York Times · Apr 24, 1987
• Tate Gallery Seeking Funds to Buy Constable — The New York Times · Apr 23, 1987
• 'Last Supper' Returns — The New York Times · Apr 16, 1987
• OSLO BANS SINATRA SHOW OVER SOUTH AFRICA ISSUE — The New York Times · Mar 17, 1987
• Britain Blocks Export Of a Painting by Manet — The New York Times · Mar 08, 1987
• MONET GIVEN TO FRANCE IN PAYMENT OF TAX — The New York Times · Mar 03, 1987
• Bolshoi Theater to Close For Extensive Repairs — The New York Times · Feb 04, 1987
• Glen Tetley Joining Canada's National Ballet — The New York Times · Jan 29, 1987
• Sinatra Recovering From a 2d Operation — The New York Times · Jan 15, 1987
• DOMINGO CANCELS LONDON CONCERT — The New York Times · Dec 19, 1986
• National Music Camp Sets Scholarship Grant — The New York Times · Nov 27, 1986
• MING DISH AUCTIONED FOR RECORD $1.3 MILLION — The New York Times · Nov 19, 1986
• A Rembrandt Is Found In German Train 8Station — The New York Times · Oct 09, 1986
• Ella Fitzgerald Home From Hospital — The New York Times · Sep 19, 1986
• FRANCE ACTS TO COUNTER INFLUENCE OF U.S. MUSIC — The New York Times · Sep 11, 1986
• France Will Go Ahead On New Paris Opera House — The New York Times · Jul 20, 1986
• Bernstein and Baldwin Join Legion of Honor — The New York Times · Jun 20, 1986
• Tchaikovsky Contest Opens in Moscow — The New York Times · Jun 12, 1986
• Zeffirelli Is Sentenced To Jail Term and Fined — The New York Times · May 03, 1986
• Impressionist Paintings On Display in Moscow — The New York Times · Mar 24, 1986
• 1987 PEN Congress Is Set for Switzerland — The New York Times · Feb 07, 1986
• Margot Fonteyn Plans To Perform in Miami — The New York Times · Feb 05, 1986
• Sergei Gerasimov, 79; Soviet Film Director — The New York Times · Nov 30, 1985
• 2d 'Rembrandt' Is Called The Work of Another — The New York Times · Nov 21, 1985
• 10-HOUR PARIS CONCERT RAISES FAMINE AID — The New York Times · Oct 14, 1985
• Athens Concert to Mark Bombing of Hiroshima — The New York Times · Aug 01, 1985
• Rubens Burned as Protest — The New York Times · Jun 15, 1985
• CONDUCTOR DISMISSED IN BONN — The New York Times · May 08, 1985
• RUDOLF GAMSJAEGER — The New York Times · Jan 29, 1985
• Anton Karas, 78, ComposerOf 'Third Man' Movie Theme — The New York Times · Jan 15, 1985
• Large Gaudi Exhibition Being Held in Barcelona — The New York Times · Dec 10, 1984
• Descendant of Wagner To Direct Royal Opera — The New York Times · Nov 27, 1984
• Orchestra Applauded AtConcertinNewDelhi — The New York Times · Sep 13, 1984
• Berlin Players Accept Karajan Peace Gesture — The New York Times · Sep 01, 1984
• Italy Revives and Hails A Lost Rossini Opera — The New York Times · Aug 21, 1984
• 2 Concerts Cut in Von Karajan Dispute — The New York Times · Jul 27, 1984
• 2 Chinese Singers Win Opera Prize in Vienna — The New York Times · Jul 21, 1984
• Corruption Inquiry Hits Soviet Orchestra World — The New York Times · Jul 18, 1984
• Nicholson Buys Rights To Book on Napoleon — The New York Times · Jul 17, 1984
• Toronto Stores Raided For Fake Jackson Items — The New York Times · Jul 12, 1984
• Cassette Tax Approved By French Assembly — The New York Times · Jul 02, 1984
• German Police Recover Seven Stolen Paintings — The New York Times · Jun 16, 1984
• Spielberg Plans to Film 'Peter Pan' in London — The New York Times · Jun 14, 1984
• Dali, at 80, Said to Show Renewed Zest for Life — The New York Times · May 12, 1984
• Nicholson Settles Suit Over Drug-Use Report — The New York Times · May 11, 1984
• 'SUN KING' EXHIBITION — The New York Times · Apr 26, 1984
• Vienna Opera Reports Maazel Has Resigned — The New York Times · Apr 07, 1984
• New Director in Soviet Is Introduced to Actors — The New York Times · Mar 23, 1984
• New Walt Disney Film Sets Opening Record — The New York Times · Mar 15, 1984
• The Montreal Museum Plans a Picasso Show — The New York Times · Mar 12, 1984
• Director Has Not Heard Of Dismissal by Soviet — The New York Times · Mar 08, 1984
• More Than $1.4 Million Paid for Copley Portrait — The New York Times · Feb 27, 1984
• BBC Seeks to Expand In America and Europe — The New York Times · Feb 15, 1984
• Wealthy Greek Seized In $35-Million Art Theft — The New York Times · Jan 25, 1984
• Honor for Jerry Lewis — The New York Times · Jan 06, 1984
• Joan Miro Given Last Rites — The New York Times · Dec 22, 1983
• Wigan to Honor Orwell With Pier Renovation — The New York Times · Dec 21, 1983
• RESTORATION ALMOST FINISHED ON SISTINE ART'S FIRST PHASE — The New York Times · Nov 27, 1983
• MAJOR ART THEFT IN HUNGARY — The New York Times · Nov 07, 1983
• Five Paintings Stolen — The New York Times · Nov 05, 1983
• Paul Scofield's Leg Broken — The New York Times · Nov 02, 1983
• TV Industry Is Upheld On Cable Converters — The New York Times · Oct 29, 1983
• 600-Year-Old Ming Bills Fetch $1,000 at Auction — The New York Times · Oct 11, 1983
• American and Japanese Share the Kreisler Prize — The New York Times · Sep 16, 1983
• Soviet Rock Groups Facing Disbandment — The New York Times · Jul 27, 1983
• Aide to Who Sentenced — The New York Times · Jul 13, 1983
• Patricia Neal Divorced — The New York Times · Jul 06, 1983
• Neil Simon Is Ending Marriage to Miss Mason — The New York Times · Jun 20, 1983
• French Academy Elects Former Head of Senegal — The New York Times · Jun 03, 1983
• Havel, Dissident Writer, Released From Hospital — The New York Times · Mar 08, 1983
• Paris Opera Penalized For Misuse of Language — The New York Times · Feb 23, 1983
• FRANCE GETS TOUGH WITH 'LE HOT DOG' — The New York Times · Feb 21, 1983
• BERENICE ABBOTT, AT 84, RETAINS THE SPIRIT OF A REBEL — The New York Times · Feb 17, 1983
• Media Prize Honors Marshall McLuhan — The New York Times · Jan 20, 1983
• Three Novelists Win French Literary Awards — The New York Times · Nov 23, 1982
• Goncourt and Renaudot Won by 2 Novelists — The New York Times · Nov 16, 1982
• GLENN GOULD SUFFERS A STROKE — The New York Times · Oct 02, 1982
• Previn Accepts Post At Royal Philharmonic — The New York Times · Sep 18, 1982
• Chicago Museum Given A Monet 'Water Lilies' — The New York Times · Sep 10, 1982
• Exhibition of El Greco Set for Three U.S. Cities — The New York Times · Mar 21, 1982
• Wajda in Paris to Make A Film About Danton — The New York Times · Feb 22, 1982
• Germans to Try 3-D TV In Two-Program Test — The New York Times · Jan 14, 1982
• Sir Adrian Boult, 92, Retires as Conductor — The New York Times · Dec 17, 1981
• Liverpool Names Streets After the Beatles — The New York Times · Nov 29, 1981
• China Is Exposed To Laser Rock — The New York Times · Oct 22, 1981
• Rumanian Dance Aide Held in Prostitution Case — The New York Times · Aug 26, 1981
• East Germans Honor Brecht on Anniversary — The New York Times · Aug 15, 1981
• Chia Chou, a Pianist, Wins Competition — The New York Times · Jul 28, 1981
• 500 Million TV Viewers To See Royal Nuptials — The New York Times · Jul 13, 1981
• 2 Baez Concerts Banned in Brazilian Cities; 2 Joan Baez Concects Banned in Brazilian Cities — The New York Times · May 26, 1981
• SHOSTAKOVICHES ARE PLANNING TO BECOME AMERICAN CITIZENS — The New York Times · Apr 24, 1981
• WILL LONDON LOSE D'OYLY CARTE? — The New York Times · Feb 10, 1981
• Mae West Left Million, Mostly to Her Sister; Mae West Left Million, Mostly to Her Sister — The New York Times · Jan 19, 1981
• Gary Bertini to Be Adviser To the Detroit Symphony — The New York Times · Jan 08, 1981