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Weekend music
LOCAL Weinland You're unlikely to encounter a better triple bill of local music this year. Weinland, Norfolk & Western and A Weather all craft beautiful, slightly lovelorn songs that have the well-worn feel of a favorite novel. Quiet but lively and intricate, there's a living room ...
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Preserving 'the long memory' of folk music
Peardale resident and folk musician "Dakota Sid" Clifford can't remember a time when music wasn't in his life.
The Union |
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Dolly Parton’s festival surprise
Country music legend Dolly Parton is set to make a surprise appearance at this year’s Glastonbury music festival.
NZCity |
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TUSD buses get music
When they return to school in the fall, most of the students riding buses in the Tucson Unified School District will no longer listen to just the rumble of the engine or the whir of rubber on asphalt.
Arizona Daily Star |
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Fifes & Drums ready for 4th
WILLIAMSBURG -- Meticulously restored colonial homes and superb interpreters are integral to Colonial Williamsburg ’s success. But nothing brings the Historic Area to life quite like the Fifes & Drums.
The Virginia Gazette |
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Music to their ears Minors can attend 8 Great Tuesdays without adults
Minors will still be allowed to attend 8 Great Tuesdays concerts without adult supervision, at least on a trial basis. The Erie-Western Pennsylvania Port Authority on Friday agreed to delay a proposal to ban minors from the concerts unless accompanied by an adult.
Erie Times-News |
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In Poland, Chopin's heart may hold secret of his death
WARSAW -- The heart of Frederic Chopin, one of the world's most cherished musical geniuses, could hold the secret to his untimely death.
Philippine Daily Inquirer |
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Wheeling Symphony Orchestra Free Concert Highlights July 4th Festivities
Timberline Resort Realty, offering rustic to luxurious vacation rentals and real estate sales in the heart of Canaan Valley - West Virginia's 'Swiss Alps' - is pleased to report that the July 4th Celebration of the Arts again features a free concert by the Wheeling Symphony Orchestra.
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A Place in History
Program from the 1985 Happy Birthday, USA, celebration, with the event's host The Statler Brothers posing in front of the old Beverley Manor School on Thornrose Avenue. The celebration ended in 1994 after 25 years. It drew as many as 100,000 visitors from around the world. Sunday, the group — Don and Harold Reid, Phil Balsley and Jimmy Fortune — will be inducted into the Country Music Hall of ...
The Staunton News Leader |
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The stars turn out for Mandela birthday concert
LONDON -- Will Smith charmed the crowd, Amy Winehouse wowed them just by showing up -- but Nelson Mandela proved to be the biggest star of all at a concert yesterday in honor of the South African statesman's 90th birthday.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette |
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JEFF NAHILL'S HORSE RACING HANDICAP
Pick 'em Staff writer Jeff Nahill's handicap of the top races around the country Saturday: Hollywood Park Fourth race, Landaluce: 1. Emmy Darling, 2. Cosmic Queen, 3. Glitter City. Long shot: Malusita. Fifth race, American Handicap (Grade II): 1. Day
North County Times |
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Tim McGraw warms up to hot, sold-out crowd
After a lukewarm start, mega-country star Tim McGraw had a sold-out crowd on its feet Friday night, clapping and screaming as he performed everything from classic hits to emotional ballads during a fast-paced performance at USANA Ampitheater in West Valley City.
Deseret Morning News |
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Hince buys Kate Moss 120 loo rolls
The Kills rocker Jamie Hince reportedly buys 120 loo rolls for Kate Moss to take to Glastonbury.
Digital Spy |
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Melissa Etheridge rocks Kirby Center
Melissa Etheridge brought her powerfully emotional story to life Friday night at the F.M. Kirby Center for the Performing Arts, playing nearly three hours for an appreciative Wilkes-Barre audience.
Times Leader |
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Natural visionary
Renowned artist Holly Hughes is as interesting as her art is unusual. The Kansas City native has an exhibit this summer at the Anita B. Gorman Discovery Center near the Country Club Plaza.
The Examiner |
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Kate's beau asks for 120 toilet rolls
Kate Moss' boyfriend Jamie Hince has made an unusual request ahead of his perfromance at the Glastonbury music festival.
Independent Online |
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KCK Street Blues Festival starts tonight
The Kansas City, Kan., Street Blues Festival will return to KCK today and Saturday with more than 10 acts scheduled during the two-day event at 13th Street and State Avenue.
Kansas City Kansan |
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Madiba the star of the show
Will Smith charmed the crowd, Amy Winehouse wowed them just by showing up - but Nelson Mandela was the biggest star at a concert in honour his 90th birthday.
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Fireworks, flag-waving and faith at festival
NAMPA -- Phenomenal pyrotechnics light up the night sky. Contemporary and traditional Christian performers raise their voices in an inspirational message of praise and celebration. It's the 2008 Treasure Valley God and Country Festival this Wednesday at the Idaho Center. And it's free.Upwards of 11,000 flag-waving spectators are expected to attend this traditional observance that dates back to ...
Idaho Press-Tribune |
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Pupils' gig under one sky
FIVE Pinner school pupils have organised a concert against violence this weekend. Gig In The Park will see established acts such as Delinquent share the stage with local talent including former students of Nower Hill High School, in George V Avenue.
Harrow Times |
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Beatles tribute band to kick off concert series
Apple, a tribute band to The Beatles, will kick off the Kierland Commons Concert Series in northeast Phoenix July 12.
The Arizona Republic |
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RELIGION NOTES
MUSIC 35th Anniversary Sing, tonight at 7, Gospel Chicken House, 14709 Greenwood Church Road, Montpelier. Details: www.gospelchickenhouse.org or (804) 883-6487. Free musical concert, featuring the Bryn Mawr Boychoir and Girlchoir with the Adult Singers from Church of the Redeemer in Bryn Mawr, Pa., tonight at 7, St. Thomas Episcopal Church, 3602 Hawthorne Ave. Details: (804) 321-9548.
Richmond Times-Dispatch |
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Duo hatch beautiful music
The Journal News |
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Sounds can soothe, heal body
Perhaps long before William Congreve ever noted that "music hath charms to soothe the savage breast," it had been observed that sound could have a distinct effect on a person's emotions and mental processes.
Knoxville News Sentinel |
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Playtime: June 28
All-inclusive good times Fun for children is the theme at today's KidsFest. The East Tennessee Technology Access Center's Heartsong Center for Accessible Music and Art is holding the event at Ijams Nature Center, 2915 Island Home Ave. The 10 a.m.-4 p.m. fun today includes music, nature painting, storytelling, folk dancing and some goofy golf. KidsFest is for children with and without ...
Knoxville News Sentinel |
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