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Chillout Productions Announces the Dates of the 7th Edition of Skywards Dubai International Jazz Festival
ANOTHER 10 DAYS OF QUALITY MUSIC & LIVE ENTERTAINMENT. SKYWARDS DUBAI INTERNATIONAL JAZZ FESTIVAL 2009 DATES ARE ANNOUNCED!
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Skywards Dubai International Jazz Festival Reaps Another International Award "The Best Public Entertainment Event in ...
Chillout Productions, founders and organizers of the annual Skywards Dubai International Jazz Festival, won the 2008 Middle East Event Award for the Best Public Entertainment Event in The Middle East.
All About Jazz |
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Harbour Festival sails to success
More than 200,000 people attend the annual Harbour Festival in Bristol's city centre.
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China warns protesters, Tiananmen hosts music
BEIJING (Reuters) - China allowed a first foreign orchestra concert in Tiananmen Square on Sunday but also issued warnings to would-be protesters in delicate efforts to show openness while avoiding embarrassment at the Olympics.
The Star |
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A taste of Vedder, without Jam
Eddie Vedder knows one thing, and he knows it well: He doesn't need Pearl Jam to rock out.
Cape Cod Times |
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8 things you didn't know about Nastia Liukin
From the song she considers inspirational to her biggest fears, you probably didn't know these 8 things about Nastia Liukin.
NBC Olympics |
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Performing arts calendar
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Rapunzel by Dr. Jason David Eubanks
UPDATED: 09 :12 a.m. EDT, August 03, 2008 Chuck Yarborough becomes a field archaeologist. Talk arts, movies, music, dining and more!
The Plain Dealer |
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Live Music
The Agosto Trio John Scofield on the guitar, Bill Stewart on the drums and Larry Grenadier take the stage as the Agosto Trio on Sun., Aug. 3, 8 p.m. $5-32.
Palo Alto Weekly |
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'A country fair in the country'
About a dozen boys and girls sat around a white plastic table yesterday staring eagerly – or perhaps hungrily – at the watermelon wedges stacked high in front of them.
San Diego Union-Tribune |
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Newcastle group wins Battle of Choirs
A classical choir from Newcastle has sung their way to take the inaugural series of Battle of the Choirs, $100,000 and an album deal. The University of Newcastle Chamber Choir won the Seven Network TV competition, just edging out financially strapped Melbourne group VoxSynergy.
The West Australian |
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Hear! Here presenting concert in Yarmouth
Soprano Sally Dibblee and pianist Robert Kortgaard will be performing on Monday, Sept...
The Yarmouth County Vanguard |
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A look at the case of the Chicago 8
UPDATED: 08 :57 a.m. EDT, August 03, 2008 Chuck Yarborough becomes a field archaeologist. Talk arts, movies, music, dining and more!
The Plain Dealer |
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MODEL BEHAVIOR
During this summer's Juneteenth celebration, a tall, beautiful woman randomly stopped festivalgoers in Martin Luther King Jr. Park. “Do you go to church?” she asked. “Are you saved?”
The Buffalo News |
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Making it Tick
The world knows violinist Pinchas Zukerman as a colorful musician. But he is a colorful talker, too. Buffalo found that out four years ago when Zukerman appeared on the Ramsi P. Tick Memorial Concert Series –a set of five intimate concerts that take place at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.
The Buffalo News |
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If Dar Williams defines roots music, count me as a fan
The Madison Roots Festival ran for nine hours at Willow Island at the Alliant Energy Center on Saturday, Aug. 2. And after nine hours, nobody came away with a better sense of what the heck roots music was. Based on the mix of national and local talent that took over the festival's two stages, roots music is acoustic, electric, folky, funky, Americana, world music, neo-feminist, ...
The Capital Times |
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College releases music CD on Ozark history and culture
BATESVILLE — In February 1886, Little Johnny Lee, forced by his father to go to a gristmill in a deep snow, died of exposure, exhausted and alone miles from his home. (Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Northwest Edition)
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Food Glorious Food
Headliner Gnarls Barkley will join Ozomatli , The New Pornographers and many others for Slow Food Rocks, a music fest that will take place during Slow Food Nation.
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AREA
Second Saturday music this Saturday The last concert of the Second Saturday music series will be this Saturday at the Twin Springs Park Gazebo in Siloam Springs. (Benton County Daily Record)
NWAnews.com |
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China warns protesters, Tiananmen hosts music
China allowed a first foreign orchestra concert in Tiananmen Square on Sunday but also issued warnings to would-be protesters in delicate efforts to show openness while avoiding embarrassment at the Olympics.
Reuters via Yahoo! News |
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MSU Golf Coach sued by music industry
MSU Golf Coach sued by music industry
WZZM 13 Grand Rapids |
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Marching teams don't miss a beat
Storms over Orchard Park Saturday were muffled by the thunderous music booming out of Ralph Wilson Stadium.
The Buffalo News |
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Ox roast just bully as fundraiser for Lions Club
ST. THOMAS, PA. - Many service organizations hold several annual fundraisers to generate money to be used toward community service. The Mount Parnell Lions Club does just fine with one annual community boosting event per year. It was held this weekend. The club held its 57th annual Ox Roast on Friday and Saturday, inviting hundreds to feast on thousands of pounds of roast beef and other dishes ...
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Morgan Co. Fair's offerings grow
BERKELEY SPRINGS, W.VA. - Fiber artists and quilters, baked goods, decorated vegetables, and ice cream and watermelon contests all are part of this weekend's Morgan County Fair. But this year, there was more. "We have more vendors and exhibits, and the moon bounce is here for the kids," said Larry Lower, president of the Morgan County Fair Board.
The Herald-Mail |
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Spiritualized summons ethereal rock
If there was any club show in Buffalo this summer to be circled in red on a calendar, it was Spiritualized at the Town Ballroom -- a well-known rock act in a cozy club on a Saturday night equaled a no-brainer.
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