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[field_event_date_value_1][field_event_date_value_2] World Party, Royal Albert Hall	[field_event_date_value_1][field_event_date_value_2] Melody Gardot, Barbican
[field_event_date_value_1][field_event_date_value_2] Van Morrison, Sligo	[field_event_date_value_1][field_event_date_value_2] Perahia, Vienna Phil, Haitink, Proms

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