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Entertainment Briefs
The Artistic Centre will present the annual showcase at 1:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. on July 26 in the Pahrump Valley High School auditorium. The show is entitled "Celebrating 10 Years of Dance Through Music Genre" and the program includes dance numbers in tap, jazz, combo, hip-hop, ballet and pointe.
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Greg Sandow on the future of classical music
First, I've taken out the "vs." -- as you might have seen it in the title of my previous post on this topic , which was "Classical vs. pop reviews."
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THREADZFEST 2008 NOT JUST FOR SPORTS
HORACE LANGFORD JR. / File photos Although the Treadzfest 2008 is a sporting event for skaters and bikers, there will be a day of music for the younger set performed by various bands both local and from Las Vegas.The sports competitions are scheduled to end around 4 p.m. tomorrow afternoon and then the music starts.
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Bluegrass festival continues serving up good tunes
Butch Gemin walked the grounds of the music festival grounds Tuesday, kicking the same grass that housed 3,400 people last year. He stared at the tent that would cover the High Mountain Hay Fever Bluegrass Festival and entertain a large crowd — just as it did last year.
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We're in-tent on having a ball
RAIN may have threatened to mar the proceedings but T in the Park roared into life without a hitch yesterday as 80,000 people descended on the music festival near Kinross.
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Changes to San Luis Obispo Festival Mosaic lineup
It has a new name, but the same great show in San Luis Obispo will go on.
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Blind five-year-old Korean pianist is internet sensation
Listeners are often moved to tears when the Korean pianist Yoo Ye-eun sits at a grand piano and plays Beethoven's "Für Elise". First, though, the five-year-old has to be helped up on to the piano seat by an adult.
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iPhone Hits Stores And Surprises Customers 7/11/08 CBS 7 Staff July 11, 2008
People lining up to snatch the latest iPhone this morning were in for a big unpleasant surprise. It turns out, the cell phone’s online music store had a glitch that made it impossible to activate the iPhone at the store.
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Event: Innocent Village Fete
Looking for something light, local and organic in August? How about a fair number of decent live acts mixed with some traditional, antiquated horseplay?
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In the Pink: Love Courier Service Opens for One Night Only
JacklynPryor.com Pink: A (Love) Courier Service Fundraiser Sunday, July 13 United States Art Authority ( 510 W. 29th St. ) 6pm-2am, $5 at door if you wear pink or come on bike, $10 otherwise [ info ] The folks behind Pink: A (Love) Courier Service are back, for one night only, to help Austinites profess their love to one another and participate in a unique artistic movement that's ...
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Andalusia and Middle East to merge at Esma Sultan
Yasmin Levy, considered the leading performer of the Ladino (Judeo-Spanish) genre despite her young age, will be a guest of the ongoing İstanbul International Jazz Festival this Monday night.
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Who’s coming to Copps? That's right
BY BRENT LAWSON They hold a place of honour in the Who’s Who of rock bands. Their songs are among the most familiar in the world, thanks to widespread airplay as the signature tunes for the CSI series.
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Madden 09: Behind The Music
EA's Steve Schnur talks about the latest soundtrack. July 11, 2008 - Few videogames have achieved the level of global adoration, pop cultural significance, and elevated cult status as Madden.
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Faith Focus
hosts musician/speaker AUSTIN -- Our Savior's Lutheran Church will host Michael Fuerchert, musician and speaker, this weekend. Fuerchert will present at all three services: 5:30 p.m. today and 9 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. on Sunday. He will speak on "More
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Forum season to have contemporary African-Armerican focus
Seattle's CD Forum, an arts organization presenting arts and lectures focusing on the black community, has set its 2008-09 season, including Daniel Beaty's multidisciplinary "Resurrection" and staged readings of Martin Luther King Jr.'s speeches.
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All Events for 13 July 2008
Until 31 Dec 2008 A soundtrack of quality electronic music.... more details Until 31 Dec 2008 Enjoy a tour led by one of our expert wardens. Find out about the exquisite Chapel Royal of St John and hear all about Henry VIII's famous armours....
My Village City of London |
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Man, These Scientists Can Really Rock
Here's the whole story: Wednesday night we went to Neumo's to hear We Are Scientists (WAS). There. That's not a good story? Ah, okay, okay, we'll...we'll punch it up. More first act? We Are Scientists are not scientists (Ha! Misdirection!) but are two guys called Keith Murray (guitar, lead vocals) and Chris Cain (bass guitar, backing vocals), and then there's two other guys, a drummer and ...
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'Casual Classics' exceeds expectations
The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra started its summertime "Casual Classics" series in order to broaden its appeal and bring in some revenue. It did far better than expected with both goals.
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Heaven knows our music's miserable now
What with the miserable summer weather and seemingly endless threats of economic meltdown, people could be forgiven for feeling a little down in the dumps. All across the country wallets are being tightened, Benidorm forsaken for Bognor, M&S traded for Primark.
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Stevie Wonder: Blind faith
It takes a person of unusual candour to confess, late in his career, that his mother helped him to write one of his most successful songs. Two weeks ago, on an early-morning TV show, Stevie Wonder explained how he was at home one day in 1969 (aged 19) when inspiration struck. As was his habit, he began with a melody line in search of a lyric. "And she was downstairs," he recalled, "and she ...
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www.kentonline.co.uk - your gateway to Kent
A level of service that clubbers deserve - that is the pledge from the manager of new Canterbury nightspot Chill which opens this weekend. The two-floor St George’s Place venue is at the home of the former Churchills and Chicago Rock Cafe.
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Mariachi festival held in Killeen
Updated: Jul 11, 2008 5:46pm If you're in the mood for a little music this weekend NBC 6 News knows just the place. Killeen’s annual Mariachi Festival got underway Friday at the Shilo Inn. The festival has been held in Killeen in one form or another for more than a decade.
KCEN-TV Temple |
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Recent Art
I've been looking through my uploaded photos of recent art exhibitions and music shows we've put on. There's a lot missing (sorry Jens Hamran, sorry Somadrone) but here's some pics that weren't lost. First off, the Hilmar Fredriksen exhibition....
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Viacom Sued Over Music-Related Infringement
Game maker Konami wants to stop Viacom's Harmonix from selling the highly popular Rock Band simulation game and instruments due to alleged patent infringements. read more
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Orion's music review
Beck's "Modern Guilt" is awesome, buy it! Good, with that out of the way this review can start. No matter how you feel about this guy you have to
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