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Local Label and Studio Stand Alone
While urban sprawl hasn’t siphoned the heart and soul completely out of Santa Barbara as it has from so many communities across the country, there is no denying that the face of our city center is but a shadow of its former self.
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Courthouse Jazz Series Going Strong in Year Two
It’s Santa Barbara’s most iconic structure, a cool Mediterranean dream of a public building that houses, among other things, “America’s most beautiful jail.”
Santa Barbara Independent |
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Tough call for iPhone in India
Global mobile phone majors Nokia, Motorola, Sony Ericsson and others are offering a slew of products including touchscreen and music capable handsets in India to counter the might of Apple's iPhone, which is expected to hit the markets in September.
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Perlman Withdraws From Concerts
Itzhak Perlman withdrew from concerts at the Ravinia Festival in Highland Park, Ill., because he was still recovering from rotator cuff surgery on his left shoulder.
New York Times |
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Steamy Noon in the Summer: A Barque, High-Rises and Thou
?Maktub? is a brief but intensely muscular exploration of partnering set to an eclectic collection of recorded music, including Matmos, Max Richter and the Balanescu Quartet.
New York Times |
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At Tanglewood, a Composer Nears the Century Mark
To celebrate the life of Elliott Carter, who turns 100 on Dec. 11, the Tanglewood Music Center is devoting this year?s programs entirely to his music.
New York Times |
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Growth on James Levine?s Kidney Is Seen to Be Cancerous
The music director of the Boston Symphony Orchestra is expected to recover fully.
New York Times |
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Dr. Seuss takes the stage at Fletcher
The Youth of the Beaches Art Guild is presenting 'Seussical the Musical.'
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Hot Cotton bringing its music back to Twisted Sisters club
Jacksonville drummer and vocalist Ken Kirby admits he is not a dancer, even though his classic rock cover band, Hot Cotton, plays a mix of music that makes people want to get up and dance.
The Florida Times-Union |
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Musician's 'love' for Jacksonville brings him back to Freebird Live
If musician Nate Holley ever decides to change careers, his passion for the First Coast could make him a good candidate for the Chamber of Commerce.
The Florida Times-Union |
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Their voices are instrumental
Imagine heavy metal without wailing guitars and pounding drums, or Coldplay's music without Chris Martin's percussive piano. Now try to imagine rock 'n' roll without any instruments at all -- just voices, singing not only the words but also the accompaniment.
The Star-Ledger |
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Home grown show a first for Society
Written by Maggie May Gordon of Trangie and with music by well-known composer Michael Harvey, Swag is the latest production for the Cowra Musical and Dramatic Society (M&D). Swag tells the story of a battling farming family doing it tough in the harsh years of the great depression.
Cowra Guardian |
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Arts notes
Jazz in Lincoln ParkJames Moody and T.S. Monk headline the jazz portion, set for Friday, noon to 5 p.m., of the 3rd Annual Lincoln Park Music Festival, running Friday through Sunday at Lincoln Park, off Broad Street in the Lincoln Park district, Newark.
The Star-Ledger |
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Camp Leads a Drumbeat for a Marching Band?s Style
Florida A&M University?s renowned band spreads its ecstatic style in a summer program that attracts hundreds of students from across the country.
New York Times |
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Today’s best bets, 07.23.08
• FARMERS’ MARKET, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., Market Square, Muskogee Civic Center parking lot, Fourth Street and Okmulgee Avenue. Oklahoma grown herbs, vegetable and bedding plants, hanging baskets, spring produce, bakery goodies, tamales, herbal products and live bluegrass music. Information: 686-6939.
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Palmer church slates Polish picnic fete
PALMER - Pierogi and polka dancing are on tap Sunday for Sts. Peter and Paul Church's annual Polish picnic. The day starts at 11:30 a.m. with a polka Mass. The Eddie Forman Orchestra will provide the music, and entertain all day until the picnic ends around 7 p.m.
The Republican |
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Cupid Wants You!
Cupid is returning to Lafayette to tape his newest music video. He needs your help to do it!
KATC 3 Lafayette |
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Her Israeli hometown suffers seven rocket attacks a day, said the brown-eyed girl. But over here, it is quiet and nice. Dahan and four cousins are among 11 girls from the Gaza Strip who are spending the month at camp and living with host families in Gaithersburg.
Gazette.Net |
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Four American International College students visit Ireland
Four American International College students left the comforts of their family, friends, and country for an adventure that began and ended all too quickly.
The Republican |
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E. Longmeadow concerts scheduled
EAST LONGMEADOW - After 23 years, residents in town have started to plan their summer based on the Rotary Club of East Longmeadow's Summer Concert Series.
The Republican |
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A Congregation Bound By Tradition
There are no electric guitars, neon lights or television screens at Grace Baptist Church of New Tampa. On Sunday mornings, members don't arrive expecting to see a good show. They come to listen and to learn.
Northeast Tampa News & Tribune |
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CROPWALK raises funds for food relief programs
SOUTHWICK - For the 36th consecutive year the Southwick/Granville CROPWALK organizers note that the event was very successful, raising $12,114 to date. The weather for the June 21 event was beautiful, to the delight of the more than 100 enthusiastic walkers.
The Republican |
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Fireworks to be held Sunday
Head to the hills for the 18th annual Community Days to be held from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Aug. 2 on the grounds of the Acme United Methodist Church on Route 31 in Acme. Event will feature a flea market, baked goods, crafts, home made jellies and much more. Vendors are welcome to set up tables for a $10 donation. Everyone is welcome so stop up and enjoy a nice summer day and mingle with the folks of ...
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All have been cited in the aftermath of the Planning Board’s rejection last week of zoning changes proposed by County Executive Isiah Leggett (D) as part of a plan to bring a Fillmore music hall to downtown Silver Spring.
Gazette.Net |
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Tennessee: Swiss celebration is Saturday in Gruetli-Laager
The Cumberland Plateau might be a far cry from Switzerland, but Swiss food, music and activities on tap this weekend will revive the community’s roots, the event’s organizers said.
Chattanooga Times Free Press |
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