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Column: On Columbia's 45th birthday, remembering early days of Merriweather
As I sat in the Merriweather Post Pavilion this spring with my son Charlie and granddaughter Lyric, waiting for the high school graduation ceremony for my first grandson Josh, my thoughts wandered to the first time I came to the Merriweather. It was 45...
Tags: Culture, Music, James Rouse
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Joffrey Ballet to celebrate giants in 'Legends'
The Americans celebrated in the Joffrey Ballet's "American Legends" program aren't all choreographers. The bill does include works by U.S. dance giants Jerome Robbins, Twyla Tharp and Gerald Arpino. But it also boasts a new creation from the Houston...
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Classically Trained: Music for everyone coming to Costa Mesa
In the coming days, there is something for everyone in Costa Mesa's classical scene: a youth ensemble, an organist, a visiting orchestra and a classic film score. At 2 p.m. Sunday, the Pacific Symphony Youth Wind Ensemble, an educational group under...Tags: Humphrey Bogart, Albert Hall, Music, Max Steiner, Movies
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L.A. Phil wins national award for innovative programming
Culture MonsterThis year’s Lakers couldn’t manage a three-peat as champions, but the Los Angeles Philharmonic just did. For the third consecutive year, the home team has copped the Morton Gould Award for Innovative Programming by an orchestra. The $3,000... -
The best CDs that fuse classical and jazz music
Culture MonsterIn Sunday's Arts & Books section, I explore the storied history of fusing two distinct music forms, jazz and classical. Walt Disney Concert Hall will be hosting two high-profile fusions: on Friday, pianist Brad Mehldau comes in with a jazz...... -
Classically Trained: After 186 years, Ninth still magical
The greatest melody in all of Western music starts quietly. From its subdued beginnings, tapestries of instrumental color are added in each melodic line. The musical layers glide along on top of one another, repeating the same tune in fascinating new...Tags: Music, Oliver Stone, Bernard Herrmann, Movies, Wars and Interventions
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Tuning up
Returning acts are tuning up for the summer season at the Starlight Bowl. The music begins on July 4 with "Salute to the Soul of America" with the group Stone Soul joining forces with the Burbank Philharmonic before the 9 p.m. fireworks display. Stone...Tags: Foods and Beverages, Music Theater, Movies, Neil Diamond, Hot Dogs
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John von Rhein's top 10 classical albums of 2002
++++++++++++++++++++ || Top 10 of 2002: - Greg Kot's rock picks - Howard Reich's jazz picks - John von Rhein's classical picks || ++++++++++++++++++++ Once again this year there was much gnashing of teeth throughout the music business about the...Tags: Steve Reich, Music Theater, Yo-Yo Ma, Opera (genre), Radio Industry
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Classical review, Grant Park Orchestra at Symphony Center
Tribune Music CriticWe have Taste of Chicago to thank for temporarily exiling the Grant Park Orchestra to Symphony Center, a venue far more conducive to serious listening than the Petrillo band shell. Indeed, the weekend concerts gave Grant Park festival patrons a rare...Tags: Grant Park, Taste of Chicago, Elia Kazan, Leo Sowerby, Music Industry
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