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Russian Detroit
DJs Daniel Bell and Lluck. Griboyedov. Midnight. rock, etc. Pyotr Nalich Pop. A2. 8 p.m. Nina Karlsson Funk, jazz. Cheshire Cat. 8 p.m. Dich Fish Fabrique. 9:30 p.m.
St. Petersburg Times |
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Weekend options: June 27
The International Festival of Burnsville embraces cultural diversity through a variety of entertainment. Dance to music by Salsa del Soul or watch Greek and Colombian dancers.
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Diversions calendar
MANITOU DAYS: Held at various locations around White Bear Lake, this event includes a parade, family events, music and other live entertainment. Call or check website for details. 7 a.m.-noon and 7 p.m. today; 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Sat.; 6 p.m. Sun. Various locations, White Bear Lake. 651-429-8256.
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Recipe for a summer concert
Former Brewster resident Elisabeth Remy-Johnson, principal harpist with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, will be guest soloist for Sunday's opening concert of the Meeting House Chamber Music Festival, which annually presents a twice-weekly series of five...
Cape Cod Times |
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The week's best bets on the Cape
Celebrate Provincetown's rich Portuguese heritage at the annual Portuguese festival, taking place through Sunday at various locations throughout the town.
Cape Cod Times |
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Students could be target of next illegal file-sharing lawsuit
In a signal that more copyright infringement lawsuits could be coming against students in the UW System, the Recording Industry Association of America filed a lawsuit in federal court in Madison Wednesday seeking the names of people it believes illegally downloaded music at UW facilities.The John Doe lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court in Madison by the RIAA, seeks the identities of 48 people ...
Wisconsin State Journal |
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Napster faces proxy battle from three shareholders
Three shareholders of digital music service Napster Inc are seeking election to the board, saying current management had not been aggressive enough in battling rival Apple Inc and Internet piracy.
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British Sea Power Live at Edinburgh Film Festival
A cavernous vault in the heart of Edinburgh's Old Town is the atmospheric venue for British Sea Power to showcase a handful of their videos and perform a live film soundtrack as a highlight of ...
The Epoch Times |
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Guatemalan bazaar
A large cultural celebration is making a move across the country from Los Angeles, CA to southeast Queens.
Queens Courier |
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Bohuslav Martinů: Duo for Violin and Cello ; Maurice Ravel: Sonate pour Violon et Violoncelle ; Zoltán Kodály:
A most unusual offering but far far more interesting that such a skeletal ensemble would promise. Yet I must confess not daring to open the recording for awhile, playing neither instrument, fearful of sterility, afraid that music for a mere violin and cello would be akin to an academic exercise.
Concertonet |
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Camp allows children to explore arts
WELCOME Eight-year-old Nathan Fulk's parents are sure to hear one question from their son when he completes Arts Discovery Camp on Friday - "Can I take guitar and piano lessons?"
The Lexington Dispatch |
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Aplana Software Wins Microsoft's 'Development Partner of the Year' Award
Aplana Software Inc., a Moscow-based software services company and a member of I.T.Co Group, has won the prestigious Microsoft 'Smart Client Development Partner of the Year' award for development of an online e-shop for digital music. This is the third Microsoft award received by Aplana, having previously won two similar awards in 2004.
Centre Daily Times |
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Forward.com
In 1933, composer Richard Strauss was appointed by Joseph Göbbels as president of the Reichsmusikkammer, or German State Music Bureau.
Forward |
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TASTE TREAT: Messina keeps on pluggin'
Country superstar Jo Dee Messina will bring her music to Joliet Stadium for a 7:30 p.m. show Sunday, capping off the Taste of Joliet festival.
The Herald News |
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Toronto Symphony says box office grew in 2007-8
The Toronto Symphony Orchestra saw a boost in both single ticket sales and subscriptions in the 2007-8 season with house capacity averaging 88 per cent.
CBC |
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Tokyo String Quartet helps Port Townsend Chamber Music Festival enters a new era
The Port Townsend Chamber Music Festival enters a new era with the addition of the Tokyo String Quartet.
Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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News: Congo's Kasai Allstars Prep Debut for Crammed Discs
In the 7th Moon, the Chief Turned Into a Swimming Fish and Ate the Head of His Enemy by Magic is the very long and very beautiful title of the first album from the Kasai Allstars . Comprised of 25 musicians from Kinshasa in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Allstars bring together members of five different ethnic groups, each with its own language. Inspiration for the tunes is ...
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Going local
This year, I did not catch as much of the annual Modern Dance Theatre Festival as I would have liked to do. Out of the 15 performances which made up the festival, I watched only 9, and of those 2 I had already seen earlier this year.
Al-Ahram Weekly |
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Add T-Mobile to the ROKR support group, at last
The new E8 model has an interesting mode-shift technology that lets it convert from a phone into a music player with a single touch. When the phone is sitting idle, it has a smooth screen without visible keys on its surface.
BetaNews |
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Denver Art Museum going psychedelic with poster exhibit
“The Psychedelic Experience: Rock Posters From the San Francisco Bay Area, 1965-1971” will debut next March with more than 250 works advertising concerts and other events emblematic of the deacde
Rocky Mountain News |
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Sony PSP Phone Coming Next Year, Sans Ericsson Branding
We've been sitting around waiting for a proper gaming phone from Sony Ericsson for quite some time now, especially since they have already concocted a wide variety of handsets that cater to music lovers, shutterbugs, and business users.
MobileMag |
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Community Calendar
26 PEDESTRIAN: Live Performance Pedestrian is a band and art project from Los Angles, California. 6 pm Music Millennium 3158 E. Burnside. For more details call 503-231-8926.
Skanner |
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British music fests go high tech
New technology reportedly is being offered to help revelers better enjoy their experiences at two of England's high-profile summer music festivals.About 35,000 people are expected to attend the Glastonbury festival, which began Thursday and will feature performances by recording artists like Jay-Z, Amy Winehouse and Neil Diamond.The Times of London said Glastonbury concert-goers will be able to ...
Moldova.org |
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Forever Plaid
(a-e/forever-plaid-1) Cabrillo Stage’s Andrew Ceglio sounds off on directing his first musical
Good Times |
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Far From the Heartland
(music/far-from-the-heartland-1) The Bowmans find the frontier, no matter where they are
Good Times |
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