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On face value, Hahn-Bin delivers a new experience
A tuxedo seems like the one sartorial item that Hahn-Bin might not wear when this 24-year-old violinist appears for the Candlelight Concert Society on Saturday, Jan. 14, at 8 p.m. in Howard Community College's Smith Theatre.
This hotshot performer...Tags: Awards and Prizes, Colleges and Universities, Lady Gaga, Colleges and Universities, Music Industry
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Cockeysville: Middle school dance club puts best feet forward
Cockeysville Middle School's Dance Club was invited to participate in a swing dance seminar at the Maryland Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance convention, held Oct. 21 at the Hunt Valley Marriott Hotel. The Dance Club also...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Students, Middle Schools, Public Schools, Nancy Grasmick
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BSO to premiere concert version of 'Christmas Carol'
Composer Bob Christianson is nothing if not versatile.
He wrote a lot of pulsating music that accompanied episodes about several, um, energetic women in New York on the HBO series "Sex and the City." He has provided themes for Travel Channel's "Mysteries...Tags: Travel Channel (tv network), Tameka Cottle, Music Industry, Charles Dickens, ABC (tv network)
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Timonium: Calvert Hall choir poised to perform at Ground Zero and Carnagie Hall
Calvert Hall's Vocal Program will travel to New York City, April 11-15, to perform an afternoon concert at St. Paul's Chapel at Ground Zero and in a festival chorus at Carnegie Hall. The choir will have a performance and clinic with Dr. David DeVenney,...Tags: Teaching and Learning, University of Michigan, Students, New York City, Teaching and Learning
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Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Wednesday
WEATHER
Today's forecast calls for rain with a chance of thunderstorms this afternoon and a high temperature around 62 degrees. The low temperature is expected to be around 48 degrees tonight.
TRAFFIC
Here are today's morning traffic issues.
FROM LAST...Tags: Judges, Justice System, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Essex (Baltimore, Maryland), Music
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Project aims for national standard in music education
For generations, music students have been getting gold stars, certificates and other pats on the back from their teachers. But a budding musician with high marks in one state is not necessarily on the same level, judged by the same criteria, as a...Tags: Culture, Teaching and Learning, Students, Music Industry, Teachers
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Popular piano trio opens a new round of Sundays
Three years ago, the Mendelssohn Piano Trio opened the season for Columbia's Sundays at Three chamber music series. The group's performance went over so well that the series decided to have them back again to open this year's season opener on Oct. 2.
It'...Tags: Concerts, Christianity, Awards and Prizes, Colleges and Universities, Anglicanism
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Stop Saturday night fundraising
The Baltimore SunStop scheduling fundraising events and benefits on Saturday night. Especially stop scheduling food-focused fundraising events that require the presence of restaurant staff and chefs on a Saturday night. But I want the symphony, the museums and the...Tags: Manhattan (New York City), Restaurants, Dining and Drinking, New York City
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Musicians of Mercy: Columbia violist finds a way to help the suffering
On Jan. 12, 2010, Robin Fay Massie sat transfixed in front of her computer, as images of dusty and bleeding Haitians wailed in grief, crying out for help, and food and water.
“I started crying,” Massie says of her reaction to the catastrophic...Tags: Music, Concerts, High School Sports, Music Industry, Samuel Barber
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BSO lights a new fire under 'Joan of Arc'
At the age of 16, a French villager named Jeanne d'Arc responded to what she said were the voices of saints, exhorting her to take up arms against English invaders. Dressed in male clothing, she led troops to victory in battle after battle before being...Tags: Brother (music group), Arthur Honegger, Celebrities, Caroline Dhavernas, Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
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Interview: The Mountain Goats' John Darnielle
John Darnielle moved for the first time in seven years last summer. His moves are unique, not just because they're rare, but because they typically precipitate a new musical direction.
"For me moving, is always a big opportunity. It's just a enough of...Tags: Liza Minnelli, Durham (Durham, North Carolina), Judy Garland
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