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'Fa la la!' Elisabeth von Trapp sings sweet and tender in holiday concert
Lehigh Valley MusicBy Steve Siegel Special to The Morning Call It seemed at first like a battle of sorts. The relatively harsh landscape of monstrous, rusted skeletons of the Bethlehem Steel furnaces and the Musikfest Café’s harsh, rivet-spattered walls vs. the... -
Jazz-classical fusion a work in progress
![Jazz people like to brag that their idiom is "America's classical music." But if you catch some of them in a certain mood, you'll find that they long to merge their art with what much of the Western world calls "classical music" — the idiom that gave you Mozart, Beethoven, Wagner, etc. The reverse is also true — classical musicians who want to get down with the jazz folk, to learn their freewheeling ways or merely steal a few licks and vamps for their own purposes.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-01/58773349-15124951.jpg "Jazz people like to brag that their idiom is "America's classical music.\" But if you catch some of them in a certain mood, you'll find that they long to merge their art with what much of the Western world calls \"classical music\" — the idiom that gave you Mozart, Beethoven, Wagner, etc. The reverse is also true — classical musicians who want to get down with the jazz folk, to learn their freewheeling ways or merely steal a few licks and vamps for their own purposes.")
Jazz people like to brag that their idiom is "America's classical music." But if you catch some of them in a certain mood, you'll find that they long to merge their art with what much of the Western world calls "classical music" — the idiom that...Tags: George Gershwin, Kurt Weill, Music Industry, Central Park, John Scofield
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Montreal is about to erupt; don't miss it
If getting on the wrong side of Iceland's Eyjafjallajokull volcano this summer gives you the jitters, then get a little French fix on this side of the ash plume, and head to Montreal. It's a beautiful destination, and English is welcome. Plus, this summer...Tags: Keith Jarrett, Arts and Culture, Landforms, Festive Events, 2016 Olympic Games
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Now You Can Download MP3's At The Seattle Public Library
Having a library card will get you more than just books at the Seattle Public Library.
Now you can download MP3 music file downloads on its website through Freegal Music.
Freegal Music is an online database that provides access to songs from Sony...Tags: Music Industry, Sony Corp., Arts and Culture, Bruce Springsteen, MP3s
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Arts
One area Howard County can certainly boast about is its vibrant arts scene, with an abundance of choices that include theater, music and dance companies, as well as free outdoor concerts at Lake Kittamaqundi, Centennial Park and Columbia’s village...Tags: Music, Alvin Ailey, Anglicanism, Aretha Franklin, Woods (music group)
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Joe Morello dies at 82; jazz drummer for Dave Brubeck Quartet
![Joe Morello, the jazz drummer best known for his work with the influential Dave Brubeck Quartet on such classic recordings as "Take Five," has died. He was 82.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-03/60102620-13201051-187105.jpg "Joe Morello, the jazz drummer best known for his work with the influential Dave Brubeck Quartet on such classic recordings as "Take Five,\" has died. He was 82.")
Joe Morello, the jazz drummer best known for his work with the influential Dave Brubeck Quartet on such classic recordings as "Take Five," has died. He was 82.
Morello died Saturday at Trinitas Regional Medical Center in Elizabeth, N.J., said his wife,...Tags: Max Weinberg Experience, Music Industry, Conan O'Brien, Human Interest, Benny Goodman
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Ravinia Roundup June 13-19
TribLocal - ElmhurstRavinia season is in full swing, which means folks across Chicagoland are flocking to Highland Park to enjoy the sounds of summer at the famous …... -
Bruce Ricker dies at 68; jazz and blues documentarian
Documentary filmmaker Bruce Ricker didn't start out making films.
A native New Yorker who earned a law degree from Brooklyn Law School, he arrived in Kansas City in 1970 as a teaching assistant at the University of Missouri and soon began practicing law....Tags: Music, Martin Scorsese, Celebrities and Health Issues, Tony Bennett, Colleges and Universities
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Bill T. Jones, Jerry Herman, Oprah Winfrey among 2010 Kennedy Center honorees
Culture MonsterEach year, the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts bestows its top honors to leaders in the fields of arts and entertainment. If the annual groupings seem eclectic and random -- like a grab-bag dinner party of the cultural elite...... -
Dave Brubeck -- too good to be true?
Culture MonsterIs Dave Brubeck too good to be true? Maybe for those who prefer their jazz icons to have demons and deep shadows hovering over their personas. But Brubeck, who turns 90 on Monday, has over a career spanning seven decades...... -
Chick Corea gets a little Beatlemania
Culture MonsterAfter nearly 40 years of playing together as a duo, pianist Chick Corea and vibraphonist Gary Burton are recording their first album focusing on music by other artists. Along with Jobim, Kurt Weill and Dave Brubeck, “Eleanor Rigby” stands out....
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