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FOR CLASSICAL FANS WHO DREAD THE DARK, LOCAL MATINEES SAVE THE DAYS


FILL YOUR LUNCH HOUR WITH MUSIC AT THESE DAYTIME CLASSICAL CONCERTS IN D.C.

By Michael Andor Brodeur
January 3, 2024 at 6:00 a.m. EST

Illustration by Alla Dreyvitser/The Washington Post

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These are difficult times for classical music lovers. The next couple of months,
I mean.

The short days and long nights of winter make for especially inhospitable
conditions for concertgoers of a certain inertia. If you’re not, say, on
deadline to file a review, it can feel next to impossible to defy one’s natural
nighttime impulse to pajamify and, instead, bundle up and venture out into the
frigid darkness in pursuit of one’s kicks. I get it, and I’m here to tell you it
doesn’t have to be this way.


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