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CLINTON — Hamilton Performing Arts and the Kirkland Art Center Coffeehouse series join forces to present bluegrass legend Dr. Ralph Stanley and the Clinch Mountain Boys at Wellin Hall on Satu...
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The Troy Messenger
The Troy Arts Council will present The American Spiritual Ensemble in concert Jan. 30 at the Claudia Crosby Theater on the campus of Troy University. The American Spiritual Ensemble is composed of some of the finest singers in the United States, said Kristi Drinkwater, TAC president.
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Famed quartet played inauguration to taped music
WASHINGTON - Millions heard a recording of the dulcet tones played by a celebrated quartet of musicians at President Barack Obama's inauguration, rather than the notes the group actually played.
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SIUC names music school directors
THE SOUTHERN CARBONDALE - Jeanine Wagner is the new director of the School of Music at Southern Illinois University Carbondale, and Susan Davenport is the new assistant director. Both faculty members previously acted as interim director and assistant director respectively.
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Venerdì, 23 gennaio 2009
New York, 23 gen. (Ap) - Lady GaGa è sempre al primo posto, seguita da Beyonce, nelle vendite di cd di musica pop negli Stati Uniti, secondo la classifica compilata e pubblicata dalla rivista specializzata statunitense Billboard. Queste le top ten: 1. "Just Dance," Lady GaGa con Colby O'Donis.
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FESTIVALS
BONFIRE AT THE VINEYARD, Noon-5 p.m. Saturday at La Belle Amie Vineyard, S.C 90 and St. Joseph Road, just west of North Myrtle Beach Middle School. Music noon-4 p.m. by Jerry Jones. Vineyard tour 2:30 p.m. Free admission. 399-WINE (9463) or www.LaBelleAmie.com . FESTIVAL OF THE PEOPLE, 2:30-5:30 p.m. Sunday at St. James Catholic Church, 1071 Academy Drive, Conway, including Mexican ballet, ...
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Alliance arts district kicks off with first venue for music and art -- Jupiter Studios
Photo By Kevin Graff/The Review Richie Kindler and John Rasile work on hanging Rasile’s work on the walls of the gallery in this June 27 Review file photo. The studio plans to open its doors Feb. 13. Rasile’s work will be featured at the grand opening and through May 1.
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Tourism minister defends $40-million support of jazz festival
Minister of Tourism, Edmund Bartlett, has defended the decision of the Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB) as title sponsors to pump US$500,000 (J$40m) in the staging of the Jamaica Jazz and Blues Festival taking place this weekend in the tourist resort of Montego Bay.
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Montego Bay, St James: - Patrons at this weekend's Jamaica Jazz and Blues Festival will be asked to vote on which of ...
Among this year's selected talents are Oneil Peart of Rising Stars fame, percussionist Denver Smith, Abbey-Gayle Dallas of the Edna Manley School of Music, as well as a number of bands including the Razor Band, a group of musicians out of Portland plus the Blow Wow Band and Tammy and Klive out of Montego Bay.
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Famed quartet played inauguration to taped music
Whether you loved or hated the classical music played at President Barack Obama's inauguration, what you heard was a recording made two days earlier unless you were sitting within earshot of the celebrated performers.
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Rockers step into the spotlight all alone
The bands whose singers are part of the Where’s The Band? Tour, together, would make for a veritable hall of fame of emocore. But with just acoustic guitars and their voices, they’ll strip things down for an up close and personal take on music that’s about as up-close and personal as it gets.
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Cursive tear apart the crowd in Columbus
Cursive frontman Tim Kasher has never been much for subtlety. Be it lyrics about outright heart-crushing topics, riotous sandpaper shouts or punch-in-the-gut guitars, Kasher’s music with Cursive isn’t for the faint of heart.
The Pitt News |
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City of Nashville rejects English-only law
NASHVILLE, Tennessee (Reuters) - Voters in Nashville on Thursday rejected a proposal that would have made the country music capital the largest U.S. city to make English the official language of local government.
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Locust School To Receive Educational Grants
The Locust School recently received news that they will be receiving nearly $2500 in educational grants from two different organizations. "We have really embraced an initiative of grant-writing here at Locust," commented Principal Jean Ricotta, pictured at left with kindergarten teacher grant recipients Mrs. Kristine Justino, Mrs. Anne Hayes and Mrs. Kristine Veltri.
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Dozens of drug busts at Sydney's BDO
Police have made 53 drug-related arrests just hours into the Sydney leg of the Big Day Out music festival. Despite scorching mid-afternoon temperatures thousands of music fans streamed into the festival site at Homebush on Friday.
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Famed quartet played inauguration to taped music
Whether you loved or hated the classical music played at President Barack Obama's inauguration, what you heard was a recording made two days earlier unless you were sitting within earshot of the celebrated quartet.
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53 drug arrests at festival
POLICE have made 53 drug-related arrests just hours into the Sydney leg of the Big Day Out music festival.
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Famed quartet played inauguration to taped music
Washington (AP)—Whether you loved or hated the classical music played at President Barack Obama’s inauguration, unless you were sitting within earshot of the celebrated quartet, what you heard was a recording made two days earlier….
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Joyce DiDonato shines in a Handel program of fury, anger and madness
Some performers just seem to have it all. So it was when mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato took the stage Wednesday night at the Folly Theater with famed French chamber orchestra Les Talens Lyriques.
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Dudamel unveils LA Phil's 2009 concert season
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Gustavo Dudamel and the Los Angeles Philharmonic will begin their first season together with a free concert at the Hollywood Bowl to introduce classical music's current it-boy to the city.
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Dudamel unveils LA Phil's 2009 concert season
Associated Press - January 22, 2009 11:24 PM ET LOS ANGELES (AP) - Gustavo Dudamel and the Los Angeles Philharmonic will begin their first season together with a free concert at the Hollywood...
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LR school board cuts close to $5 million from next year's budget
The Little Rock School Board met Thursday night to try to cut $10 million from next year's budget.
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Pat Green talks about coming back to Waco, career in country music
With the release of his new album, "What I'm For," Pat Green will return to his roots. Before his newest album releases in stores, Waco-native and country artist Green will be in Waco 8 p.m. Monday at Hastings on Bosque Boulevard for a signing and in-store performance.
Baylor Lariat |
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Broadway review
Location: Broadway between West 45th and West 46th streets, New York City. Production: Music by Zhou Chenglong. Directed and choregraphed by Liu Tongbiao. Set design by Xie Tongmiao. Costumes by Huang Gengying. Lighting by Song Tianjiao.
Journal Inquirer |
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City of Nashville rejects English-only law
Voters in Nashville on Thursday rejected a proposal that would have made the country music capital the largest U.S. city to make English the official language of local government.
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