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Sunday, May 6 First Sunday Arts Festival Opening of the 11th season includes crafts, artists, music, street performers and sidewalk dining from noon to 5 p.m. in the first block of West and Calvert streets in Annapolis. Nashville recording artist...Tags: Anne Arundel County, Arts, Maritime (music group), Martin O'Malley, Severna Park
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"Dancing Hearts" presents "Classical Rocks," a concert celebrating the spirit
Celebrate the spirit as "Dancing Hearts" presents "Classical Rocks," Sunday, April 22 at 7 p.m. at Resurrection Church, 3315 Greencastle Road, in Burtonsville. Enjoy works such as Aaron Copland's evocative Duo, Scott Joplin's irresistible Rags and the...Tags: Scott Joplin, Music, Entertainment Events, Concerts, Dance
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Baltimore Symphony prepares for West Coast tour
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra will be jetting to the West Coast this week for a six-day, three-city tour — its first extended outing since Marin Alsop was named music director five years ago. The tour, which begins Wednesday, opens with a...
Tags: Arts, Marin Alsop, Concerts, University of California, Berkeley, Culture
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BSO takes a new approach to the holidays
A bevy of Santas will not tap-dance their way into Rockette-style formations onstage to help the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra celebrate the Christmas season this year.
That cute tradition, and the rest of the Holiday Spectacular presented by the BSO...Tags: Hanukkah, Holidays, Christmas, Concerts, Meyerhoff Symphony Hall
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Columbia Orchestra goes the American way
European composers still tend to dominate most classical music programs in the United States, but the Columbia Orchestra makes a case for our country in a program titled "American Inspirations."
Some of that American music is freshly minted, too, in...Tags: Howard Community College, Music Industry, Concerts, Pulitzer Prize Awards, Ellicott City
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Susquehanna Symphony Orchestra to open 35th season Oct. 8
The Susquehanna Symphony Orchestra opens its 35th season on Saturday, Oct. 8, featuring works by Schubert, Haydn, Strauss and Copland, along with what SSO founder and music director Sheldon Bair describes as "two Russian barnburners" by Tchaikovsky and...Tags: Arts, Richard Strauss, Fine Arts, Music Industry, Dance
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Local student hitting high notes in senior year at Frostburg
Laura Fehle, of New Windsor, was scheduled to present her senior soprano recital Nov. 13 at 3 p.m. in the Pealer Recital Hall of the Performing Arts Center at Frostburg State University, where she is a senior in the music department. Fehle will be...Tags: Elementary Schools, Awards and Prizes, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Colleges and Universities, College Sports
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Marin Alsop: Readying the notes on legendary ladies
It's still late-summer, but classical musicians can hardly wait to get back into the concert hall for the 2011-2012 season.
One of the first to return is the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra. Conductor Marin Alsop leads a Gala Celebration concert Sept. 10 at...Tags: Howard Community College, Holidays, Harriet Tubman, Music Industry, Marin Alsop
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BSO captures Baltimore in music
Some of the loudest, most propulsive sounds to be heard outside of an Ozzfest arena show hit unsuspecting Baltimore Symphony Orchestra audiences last year during a circus-theme program devised by music director Marin Alsop.
One of the thrashing works...Tags: Arts, Great Allentown Fair, Fine Arts, Music Industry, Marin Alsop
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Franklin, Perlman, Ma add musical flourishes to Obama inauguration
In addition to the traditional marches and flourishes from a military band, the inaugural ceremony included two remarkable musical interludes. The first was provided by Aretha Franklin, the Queen of Soul, whose dynamic, gospel-inflected delivery of "My...Tags: Aretha Franklin, Peabody Conservatory, Music Industry, Marian Anderson, Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Minnesota Orchestra bringing Common Chords to Willmar
The festival, the result of an extensive year-long planning process by a committee of Willmar community leaders and orchestra staff, is part of the multi-year Common Chords project, which establishes partnerships between the orchestra and communities...Tags: Music Industry, Music, Concerts, Festive Events, Common
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Concord Chamber Singers marks 45 years of performing sacred, secular songs
If passion for great choral music could be measured in miles, then Blaine Shover, founder and director of the Concord Chamber Singers, would run rings around all of us.
Since 1971, from September to June, Shover has made a weekly 260-mile round trip from...Tags: Lehigh University, Leonard Bernstein, Concerts, Jerome Kern, Bangor
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