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Sunday Apr 22, 2018

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Apr 22, 2018

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A Silicon Valley coding school — with no teachers
French economy
Macron’s new direction for France: look north
Restaurants
Nicholas Lander on Restaurant Eels, Paris – ‘beautifully judged seasonings and textures’
Wine
Jancis Robinson on alternatives to red burgundy
FT Magazine
Will Toffee, the dating app for posh people, stick?
FT Magazine
How Big Tech brought back the barter economy
Collecting
Young gallerists move from Instagram to IRL
Millennials
The vain quest for the great post-Lehman novel
Millennials
Why don’t millennials dress like their idols?
Travel
The new language of precarity

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Music
Can grime help heal London’s divisions?
Music
Wild Thoughts: how DJ Khaled encapsulated the millennial generation
Albums
Jenny Wilson: Exorcism — ‘dark electropop’
Albums
Drinks: Hippo Lite — ‘more charming with each spin’
Albums
Sting and Shaggy: 44/876 — ‘defies expectations’
Albums
Sly & Robbie meet Nils Petter Molvaer: Nordub — ‘reggae bounce, moody layers’
Albums
Porpora: Germanico in Germania — ‘swashbuckling spirit’
Albums
Catrin Finch and Seckou Keita: Soar — ‘low kora notes and harp arpeggios’
UK arts
Vinyl records turn the tables for collectors and investors
Music
Avishai Cohen Quartet, Ronnie Scott’s, London — a shape-shifting soundscape
Music
Roxanna Panufnik: ‘I have the courage to do what I want’
Music
Shame, Electric Ballroom, London — a magnetic performance
Media
Music group BMG donates €100,000 after German anti-Semitism row
Music
Francesca da Rimini, La Scala, Milan — poised between sensuality and brutality
Music
Jakob Bro/Thomas Morgan/Joey Baron, Pizza Express Jazz Club, London — a three-way conversation
Music
Der Diktator/Der zerbrochene Krug, Bavarian State Opera — worthy lesson in music theatre history
Music
Bryce Dessner world premiere, Royal Festival Hall — more like Glass than Glass himself
Music
Berliner Philharmoniker, Philharmonie Berlin — anticipation and anxiety
Music
Boston Symphony/Kaufmann, Carnegie Hall, New York — a brilliant blend
Music
Philharmonia Orchestra, Royal Festival Hall, London — the sound of the universe
Music
The Gender Agenda, Queen Elizabeth Hall, London — sexual politics as a game show
Leadership
When partners go their own way, the band plays on

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