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Opera AACC celebrates a decade of performance, training
As Anne Arundel Community College celebrates its 50th anniversary, Opera AACC marks its own milestone as a company now in its 10th year. Founded by musician Douglas Brandt Byerly as artistic director, Opera AACC provides professional training for young...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Companies and Corporations, Music, Reggae (genre), Teachers
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Sunday, Dec. 4 'Home for the Holidays' The Brooks Tegler Army Air Force Big Band performs holiday classics at 7 p.m. at Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts, 801 Chase St. in Annapolis. Tickets are $28; $23 for hall members. Information: 410-280-5640 or...Tags: Entertainment Events, Colleges and Universities, Frank Sinatra, International Travel, Arts
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Sarah Eleanor (Mumma) Bell, 97
Eleanor was born on Nov. 24, 1914, in Sharpsburg, Md., to the late Beulah Land Wilson and Victor Reichard Mumma. She attended schools in Hagerstown and Sharpsburg, Md. She sang in the Episcopal Church Choir in Sharpsburg, and later sang in the Christ...
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Characters come alive in Babes in Toyland
Daily American CorrespondentThe American Family Theater will bring Babes in Toyland at 2 p.m. Sunday to the Arcadia Theater, 1418 Graham Ave., Windber, for the annual holiday show. Frank Cunsolo, the executive director and chair of the Arcadia Board of Directors said that the...Tags: Music
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Babes in Toyland at The Quick Center in Fairfield on Dec. 18
American Family Theater's Babes in Toyland begins with a cast of fairy tale characters coming to life, one by one, and telling their stories via dance in an epic opening sequence. There's Jack, Jill, Barnaby, Mary, Widow Piper and the toy soldiers, to...Tags: Music, Fairfield University
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2011 Holiday Guide: Dozens more shows for the season
If real-life holiday drama has you down — or you simply want to take a break from the fun-but-hectic festivities and relax — we’ve got a list that you can check twice, filled with shows both naughty and nice. Traditional to irreverent,...Tags: Entertainment Events, Opera (genre), International Travel, Marriott Theatre, Lady Gaga
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Melon Patch youth classes hold registration
Orlando Theater BlogBy Debbie Manis, Orlando Sentinel The Melon Patch Players' Patchwork Productions will accept registration for its fall theater production, which begins Aug. 31, from 4 to 6 p.m. Thursday and 10 a.m. to noon Saturday at the theater, 311 N. 13th St.,... -
U-46 considers acquiring land to grow produce for cafeterias
Elgin » NewsThe Elgin-centered U-46 district, the second largest in the state, is developing a proposal to use up to 5 acres of city land for growing …... -
Album review: Bob Dylan, 'The Bootleg Series Vol. 9 -- The Witmark Demos: 1962-1964'
Turn It Up3 stars (out of 4) Bob Dylan arrived in New York at the age of 19 in 1961, and the evidence presented on âThe Bootleg Series Vol. 9 -- The Witmark Demos: 1962-1964â (Columbia) suggests that he already knew the...... -
How music became an industry: on 'Selling Sounds'
Jacket CopyAmong the fascinating examples of early music-industry advertising reproduced in "Selling Sounds," the most striking is a 1913 image that pairs a photograph of legendary tenor Enrico Caruso, costumed for "Aida," with one of his Victor Red Seal recordings.... -
Robert Wright, 90; Composer, Lyricist for Musicals and Films
Times Staff WriterRobert Wright, a Tony Award-winning composer and lyricist whose songwriting collaboration with George "Chet" Forrest included the hit Broadway musicals "Song of Norway," "Kismet" and "Grand Hotel," has died. He was 90. Wright, a three-time Oscar nominee,...Tags: Music Theater, Tony Awards, Carmen Miranda, Sigmund Romberg, MGM Inc.
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Susanna Foster dies at 84; costarred in 1943 version of 'Phantom'
Susanna Foster, a singer and 1940s leading lady whose most famous role was the terrorized prima donna in the first talking version of "Phantom of the Opera," died Saturday of heart failure at the Lillian Booth Actors Home in Englewood, N.J., according...Tags: Celebrities, Music Theater, MGM Inc., Paramount Pictures, Elizabeth Taylor
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