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WEDNESDAY 04 Behind the Scenes with Liz Sterling Local radio host Liz Sterling will offer insights she has learned in her 15 year career as a celebrity interviewer. This inspirational program uses the wisdom and lessons Sterling has learned from numerous...Tags: Foods and Beverages, U.S. Embassy, Dancing, Bagels, Awards and Prizes
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Wu Man takes the pipa down an ancient path
The Chinese-born, San Diego-based musician Wu Man has built a reputation as an eclectic, adventurous artist, one who bends genres as wildly as she does the strings of the pipa, the two-milleniums-old instrument she champions.
Terry Riley, Philip Glass...Tags: The White House, Lou Harrison, Isaac Stern, Music Industry, China
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Miami City Ballet reviewed
Special to the tribuneTwo of the more thrilling works of the 20th century came with the Miami City Ballet over the weekend: George Balanchine's "Symphony in Three Movements" and Twyla Tharp's "In the Upper Room." Few companies could deliver credible versions of either....Tags: Dancing, Twyla Tharp, Dance, Edward Villella, Miami City Ballet
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Bringing back Miles, 'Blue'
Associated PressNEW YORK -- Jimmy Cobb could hardly imagine he would be making history when he arrived at Columbia Records' 30th Street Studio 50 years ago for the first of two recording sessions with Miles Davis. "I was always enthusiastic about making records with...Tags: Carlos Santana, Jazz (genre), Miles Davis, Music Industry, Studios
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Lucinda Childs at the MCA: 'Dance' aspires to something other than perfection
Special to the TribuneIn the early 1960s, Lucinda Childs joined other bad girls of dance, such as Trisha Brown and Yvonne Rainer, at New York's funky Judson Memorial Church to thumb her nose at conventional dance. By the mid-1970s, she was working in opera, collaborating on...Tags: Museum Dioramas, Dance, Trisha Brown, Music Industry, Sol LeWitt
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Andrew W.K. lets absurdism flow at Largo
Andrew W.K. had just finished a piano-and-string-quartet version of his pop-metal hit "Party Hard" on Thursday night when a young man from the audience bum-rushed the stage at Largo at the Coronet. There he stood, seemingly waiting for another of W.K.'s...Tags: Luther Vandross, Dance, Metal and Mineral, Music Industry, John Cage
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Weekend Music: 10/16-18
WGN NewsCheck out what concerts are going on around Chicago this weekend! Friday - October 16th Me'Shell Ndegeocello -- Old Town School of Folk Music - 4544 N. Lincoln Ave. - Chicago ( Lincoln Square)--7 p.m. and 10 p.m.--Deep Blue Field. The Hoyle Brothers --...Tags: Dance, Evanston, Grant Park Museums, Northwestern University, Irving Park
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Dance class
Dance can often strike the newcomer -- especially the male newcomer -- as among the most mysterious and intimidating of art forms. Tribune reporter Christopher Borrelli, a devotee of cinema and other pop arts, is dating a woman who's a passionate...Tags: Dancing, Dance, Joffrey Ballet
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Lucinda Childs' 'Dance' marks 30th anniversary with performances at Museum of Contemporary Art
Special to the TribuneThe embers of this red-hot dance month are aglow again this weekend as Lucinda Childs' "Dance" continues its 30th anniversary presentation at the Museum of Contemporary Art. Childs is a legendary postmodern pioneer, an original member of the renowned...Tags: Dancing, Museum Dioramas, Dance, Music Industry, Sol LeWitt
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Recording the sounds of the West
A synthesized cellphone melody pulls Jeff Rice from his sleep.
De-de da-de-de da-de-de da-de. De-de da-de-de da-de-de da-de.
Rice hits the alarm. It's 4:30, still dark. He clicks on his headlamp and dresses in the confines of his tent.
The nylon zipper...Tags: Vehicles, Museum of Natural History, Property, San Francisco, Animals
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Fall Cultural Preview: Dramatic, Intriguing and Fun
The keyword for classical music this fall is variety -- from chamber music standards to Broadway glitter to first-time ever live opera simulcasts.
Favorite soloists are back, some rising stars are appearing, and there are world premieres aplenty. There's...Tags: Glenn Miller, Engelbert Humperdinck, DeSales University, Dancing, Journalism
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