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“Ljova and the Kontraband play genre-defying music beautifully and soulfully. Organically bringing together influences ranging from classical and new music, klezmer, tango, jazz, Gypsy music and more, their music is smartly original, steeped in tradition while moving those traditions forward.
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Frank Sinatra is focus of talk at Clarence Dillon Public Library in Bedminster
Fred Miller is known for his "Lectures in Song" on American music and American composers. He studied classical piano at first but changed plans after hearing Ella Fitzgerald sing Cole Porter. Miller's upcoming lecture at the Clarence Dillon Public Library...
The Somerset Reporter |
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Kids to participate in 'Charlotte's Web'
The Colgate Student Music Theater Company will present an adapted version of “Charlotte’s Web” in a workshop at 2 p.m. today at the Palace Theater, 19 Utica St.
The Observer-Dispatch |
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LJOVA (Lev Zhurbin)
stands at the forefront of his generation as the premiere bridge between the world's musical cultures.
All About Jazz |
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Singapore Hit Awards recognises the best in Chinese pop music
SINGAPORE: The Singapore Hit Awards, which recognises the best in Chinese pop music, took place on Saturday evening at the Singapore Indoor Stadium. Tanya Chua clinched the best local artiste award, while Soda Green won the best band award.
Channel NewsAsia |
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Merl Saunders Instrument Keyboards
Merl Saunders Hammond B3 player Merl Saunders has recorded with numerous renowned artists since the early '70s and has led many of his own dates in a variety of genres from jazz to blues to new age to rock.
All About Jazz |
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Michelle Walker Performs Live @ THE BAR NEXT DOOR MONDAY October 27, 2008
On Monday October 27th, Vocalist Michelle Walker returns to one of her favorite performance rooms, the Bar Next Door for an intimate evening of live jazz vocals.
All About Jazz |
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Jazz News: Mingus Awareness Project: A Word from Jon Godston
It was an idea that Dan and I talked about after our Mom passed away in May'06. Both of us live in Chicago, and Dan is pretty active on the jazz scene (his non-profit, Borderbend Arts Collective , organizes a few music festivals here) - his main instrument is the trumpet (I've been playing the soprano sax for a few years).
All About Jazz |
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Super Sunday with Rebecca Gill
SUNDAY is the perfect day for an outdoor festival - and today there are plenty about town, so get into one, or a few.
Adelaide Now |
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Turkey Festival set for Nov. 1
The Springfield Marching Band will host their 71st annual Turkey Festival Saturday, Nov. 1 at the Springfield High School gymnasium.
The Suburbanite |
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Singapore Hit Awards recognises the best in Chinese pop music
SINGAPORE: The Singapore Hit Awards, which recognises the best in Chinese pop music, took place on Saturday evening at the Singapore Indoor Stadium.
Channel NewsAsia via Yahoo! Malaysia News |
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WaterFire To Light Up Brush Creek
The second edition of Kansas City's WaterFire will light up Brush Creek along the Country Club Plaza.
KMBC-TV Kansas City |
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Boys and Girls Club fall festival coming Thursday
The Boys and Girls Club of the Lake Martin area will hold its fall festival on Thursday, Oct. 30 and everyone is invited to attend.
The Alexander City Outlook |
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Local songsmith set the tune for Tampa
His rock 'n' roll tune is helping fuel a baseball team's charge at the World Series.
Slam! Sports |
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Adlabs re-branded as Big Cinemas
Adlabs Films Ltd, part of the Reliance-Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group (R-ADAG), has re-branded its Adlabs Cinemas across the country as BIG Cinemas, a top official said.
Calcutta News |
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Ganesh saving grace of predictable 'Sangama'
'Golden Star' Ganesh's new film 'Sangama' does not boast of a fresh story. The movie's theme doesn't have any innovative elements, but it has appealing music and a great performance by Ganesh.
Calcutta News |
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Jet Airways posts net loss of Rs.3.84 bn
Indigenous combat jet to enter service in 2011 Bangalore, Oct 25 (IANS) An indigenous combat jet that has been 26 years in the making will enter squadron service with the Indian Air Force (IAF) by 2011, Defence Minister A.K. Antony said Saturday, even as he admitted to glaring gaps in the country's radar surveillance cover.
Calcutta News |
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Harlem's Apollo theater to create Oral History Project
NEW YORK -- Columbia University and the Apollo Theater Foundation plan to create an oral history of the famed Harlem theater that launched the careers of Ella Fitzgerald, Sarah Vaughan, Stevie Wonder, Smokey Robinson and other music legends.
The Buffalo News |
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Albert Lea’s version of a harvest festival
Extending the pre-Christmas shopping season and fighting off the effects of the Depression may have been two of the original goals for Albert Lea’s Corn Days in the 1930s and into the ‘40s.
Albert Lea Tribune |
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Q&A: Doug Schuler
How did you spend your summer vacation? If you're Doug Schuler, summer vacation was all that jazz and more! The trumpet player who directs Northbrook District 28's Jazz Factory and Concert Bands toured Vietnam with Kimo Williams' band Kimotion, a symphonic big band rock ensemble.
Northbrook Star |
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The Smiths - Marr Denies The Smiths Comeback
THE SMITHS star JOHNNY MARR has quashed speculation the rock group is set to reform for a special one-off gig. British newspaper The Sun alleged on Friday (24Oct08) that ...
ContactMusic |
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Jerry Lee Lewis - Lewis Eyes Stones For New Record
Rock and roll icon JERRY LEE LEWIS wants to collaborate with two fellow music legends on his new album - ROLLING STONES duo MICK JAGGER and KEITH RICHARDS. The Great Balls ...
ContactMusic |
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CONCERT REVIEW: Sugarland thrills Roberts Stadium audience
At a good concert, the audience feels at home. At a great concert, the performers feel at home. Sugarland plays in a new city every day, but their enthusiasm, talent, and bombastic stage show felt tailored specifically to Evansville, making their nearly sold-out Friday night show at Roberts Stadium even more impressive.
Evansville Courier & Press |
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Jazz brunch coming up
On Sunday, Nov. 2, Dover-Sherborn High School student musicians will once again provide entertainment at the second annual jazz brunch at the Sherborn Inn.
Dover-Sherborn Press |
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Williams rocks the Sponsors' Concert again
Lexington's adopted son, Rockin' Jason D. Williams, returned home Friday night to play the Barbecue Festival's Sponsors' Party for the fifth time.
The Lexington Dispatch |
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