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The American Rock Band
Augustana’s contemplative, melodic sound is characterised by numerous piano lines and the breathy vocals of frontman Dan Layus.
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Director bids adieu to chamber festival
SOUTH KINGSTOWN — It was an evening of fine music and a farewell last night at the Kingston Chamber Music Festival.
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Song for Madiba
ZWELITSHA’S celebrated gospel singer Veliswa Skeyi was among the artists who performed during former president Nelson Mandela’s birthday bash at Walter Sisulu University Stadium in Mthatha at the weekend.
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MASH grad filling in as guest conductor
Encouraged by his music teachers at Meadville Area Senior High School, Shannon Baird began composing music and even made compositions his senior project three years ago. Baird will showcase his talents tonight when the Concert Band of Northwest Pennsylvania performs at 7 in Diamond Park.
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Today’s picks
SABC1, 5.02am: Big Up – A moral lifestyle magazine series about South Africans helping their communities. Each episode features the making of a music video of a young artist, incorporating the story of the performer.
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Communication is key
By Don Crosby Sun Times correspondent Organizers of this year’s Fabulous Festival of Fringe Film in Durham are honouring one of their own. Geoffrey Shea has created five installations that emphasize the written and the spoken word — a theme that he says runs through his [...]
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LONDON - Members of the Mikhailovsky Ballet company perform in a dress rehearsal of Spartacus at the Coliseum on July 22, 2008 in London, England. Costing over £1 million, choreographed by George Kovtun with music by Aram Khachaturian, this production of Spartacus has over 200 artists on stage.
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Local Radio Station Hosts Benefit Concert for Officer Dewayne Collier
A Jackson radio station hosted a benefit concert to raise money for J.P.D. Officer Dewayne Collier.
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Houston rappers clean up their acts to rake in the cash
Some rappers -- including those from the Houston area -- have started to clean up their act in a bid to sell their music at mainstream outlets.
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Carey, Timberlake among Fashion Rocks performers
NEW YORK (AP) — Mariah Carey, Justin Timberlake, Beyonce and Rihanna will perform at the fifth annual Fashion Rocks concert celebrating the relationship between music and fashion.
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Conductor James Levine had malignant kidney growth
A growth on a kidney removed from conductor James Levine was malignant, but the cancer was caught early and no further treatment is needed, the Boston Symphony Orchestra said Tuesday.
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New theater season full of music, laughter
It may seem like it’s hard to find things to laugh at these days, but Theatre Victoria is going to make it much easier this season.
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Solange Knowles Enjoys the #1 Spot Again
SOLANGE CO-PENS MICHELLE WILLIAMS #1 HIT SONG 'WE BREAK THE DAWN' SOLANGE MAKES DIRECTORIAL DEBUT WITH VIDEO FOR 2ND SINGLE 'SANDCASTLE DISCO'
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Musicians converge on South Side Works
Though most of us would choose to ignore it, music and industry have long gone hand in hand. After all, music says something about a culture that few other medias can.
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Online Extra: Summer concerts
We can credit the fact that a Pittsburgh summer resembles the Arctic Circle much less than the rest of the year for the abundance of great concerts hitting the region this season.
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Stick to face paint: Motorcycle event won't have tattoo booth
At Kegel Harley-Davidson/Buell’s “Almost Home” celebration next month, bike lovers will be able to buy new leather jackets with Harley’s orange-and-black logo, eat lots of good food and listen to live music.
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You can wrock out at Schenley Plaza on July 25.
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BSO conductor Levine had malignant kidney growth, doctors say surgery to remove it successful
BOSTON - A growth on a kidney removed from conductor James Levine was malignant, but the cancer was caught early and no further treatment is needed, the Boston Symphony Orchestra said Tuesday.
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Nissan says electric cars will be quickly profitable
The capabilities of Nissan's electric cars, to be introduced in 2010, will vary by country but none will have range-extending gasoline engines, the company's chief executive said.
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Owens wows 'em during Brown Trout
The big tent was the place to be Tuesday evening during the fifth day of the Brown Trout Festival. Country music fans filled the big tent for WATZ Listener Appreciation Night which featured two concerts by country star Jake Owen. "I saw him in Nashville when I was there for a seminar and he was awesome," said Susie Martin, WATZ music director. "He is an up-and-coming star for RCA.
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Clovis Music Festival
If you're into live music, you might want to head over to Clovis. Tickets for their annual music festival went on sale. It's September 4-6 at the Marshall Auditorium.
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Event signs stolen
By JACK POIRIER The Observer There are signs that point to a successful Gospel by the Bay event this weekend. You just might have trouble finding one. Organizer Bill MacIntosh says dozens of signs and banners placed throughout the city promoting the festival have disappeared or [...]
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Blues to banish the blues at rugby ball
THE ARMIDALE Blues Rugby Ball has been able to secure the renowned local band Maxwell Street to play at the annual ball on August 9.
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Radiohead's music a worthy obsession
I have an addiction, and their name is Radiohead. I go through phases where I must listen to certain bands essentially nonstop; an example of this being The Beatles. Once you get me in a Beatles mood, it’s hard to put a stop to it.
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Stepping out
“This is my cave, my sanctuary,” Juanito Castillo says as he enters the guest-house-turned-music-studio built for him behind his parents’ home on San Antonio’s West Side. “I’m out here all the time, whenever I feel like it: midnight, 2 a.m.”
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