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Fleming, Graham charm Lyric audience with rare duo recital
Lyric Opera patrons attending the duo recital by soprano Renee Fleming and mezzo-soprano Susan Graham Thursday night at the Civic Opera House probably did not expect they would be getting a guided tour of belle epoque Paris along with an exquisitely...
Tags: Fine Artists, Entertainment Events, Art Institute of Chicago, Music, Civic Opera House
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Hugh Jackman charms at Academy of Music anniversary concert
Lehigh Valley Music presents FESTBLOGThe audience at Philadelphia's Academy of Music began swooning over Hugh Jackman the moment he appeared on stage Saturday night and didn't stop after he said his last thank you. The Tony, Emmy and Golden Globe winner, and Oscar nominee won them over as... -
World ends with a jazzy bang in Rouse concerto for CSO's Martin
Contrary to supposed Mayan prophesy, the world did not end on Friday. The end actually arrived at about 8:40 the previous evening, at Orchestra Hall, where the mythic Norse god Heimdall sounded his trumpet, summoning the heroes to the field for one...
Tags: Music Industry, Music, Michigan Avenue, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Culture
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San Francisco Symphony cancels East Coast tour as strike continues
The San Francisco Symphony said on Sunday that it has canceled its upcoming East Coast tourĀ as its musicians continue to strike over compensation. The orchestra's tour was scheduled to kick off Wednesday at Carnegie Hall in New York, with two concerts....
Tags: Music Industry, Concerts, Music, John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Culture
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Live review: Alicia Keys at Staples Center
When Alicia Keys performed her spare 2009 single “Un-thinkable (I’m Ready)” at her Staples Center headlining set on Tuesday, she had some unhappy company onstage. The song, one of her best, is about giving into impulsive love and its...
Tags: Alicia Keys, Music Industry, Kendrick Lamar, Music, Staples Center
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San Francisco Symphony musicians go out on strike
L.A. NOWLugging picket signs and instrument cases in front of the concert hall where they perform, musicians from San Francisco's acclaimed symphony orchestra went on strike Wednesday, causing the cancellation of at least one performance and throwing an East... -
YA star John Green brings music and heart to Evening of Awesome
NEW YORK -- It’s not often that a literary event ends with 19 people – including the author’s mother and the English writer Neil Gaiman – dancing to a live band on the stage at Carnegie Hall while the audience claps and screams...
Tags: Social Media, Justin Bieber, Dan Brown , Harry Potter (fictional character), YouTube
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Festival of the Arts Boca takes a youthful turn
As a violinist who calls himself the "Viagra of classical music" and "Edward Violinhands," the South Korean virtuoso Amadeus Leopold is every bit as humble as his onstage performance is subtle. Which is to say, not at all. When Leopold comes bounding...
Tags: Preservation Hall Jazz Band (music group), Music Industry, Concerts, Valentina Lisitsa, Arts
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Harlem choir makes a joyful noise in Hagerstown
marieg@herald-mail.comThey’ve been called “Angels in Harlem.” And it’s a pretty appropriate tag. Using their heavenly, note-blending voices, members of the Harlem Gospel Choir lift the spirit, touch the soul and share the joy of their faith. And,...Tags: Nelson Mandela, U2 (music group), Trace Adkins, Michael Jackson, Music Industry
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#couchtour: A Growing Number of Artists Are Live-Streaming Their Shows, and Fans Are Tuning In
Puffing dabs. No mawltards spilling schwill on me. No Alaska bathroom lines. And puffing dabs. #couchtour positives. — @walker_albert, Dec. 28, 2012. It's a weekday night in the suburbs. The kids are in bed, and you're wide awake. What to do?...
Tags: Fine Artists, New Year's Day, Sound Recordings, Music Industry, Google Inc.
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Van Cliburn dead: American piano virtuoso was Cold War hero, cultural icon
Van Cliburn, the immensely talented American piano virtuoso with the down-home charm and big romantic style, whose gold-medal win at the first International Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow in 1958 at the height of the Cold War made him a cultural icon...
Tags: Music Industry, Russia, Grant Park, Moscow (Russia), Culture
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Cher loves movies -- and Turner Classic Movies LOVES Cher!
Liz Smith"IT LOOKS like he must have stopped eating all those chips on his shoulder!" That's what New York writer Matthew Rettenmund remarked to me, on the drastic weight loss of pop star Boy George. Matthew did admit, "A friend said that to me." But as he didn't...Tags: Physical Fitness and Exercise, Morgan Fairchild, Olivia de Havilland, Healthy Diet, Cher
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