Ottawa Citizen
Tickets $20. www. gaycanada.com/ogmc Christmas Concert: German Concordia Female Choir and Concordia Male Choir, the Swiss Choir Montagna Singers and the Austrian group Stub'n Musi.Music performed in German and English. 2 pm, St. Albertus Church, ...
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| LISTINGS: Rock & Pop, Jazz, Folk/Roots, Open Mic/Jamming, Opera, Concerts ... Sheffield Telegraph Irish music session, Bath Hotel, Victoria Street, off West Street, Mondays, 8pm.Show of Hands/Richard Shindell, Award-winning multi-instrumentalists and singersSteve Knightley and Phil Beer, joined by regular guest Miranda Sykes, a double bass player ... See all stories on this topic » |  Sheffield Telegraph |
Huffington Post
My parents have always been very supportive, so for one of my birthday presents, I split the cost of a four-track recorder and recorded a little demo of this song of me playing and singing and sent it off to the show because I knew they performed ...
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Islands' Sounder
Tickets are available at Kay's in Our House Mall, Eastsound Instruments at the Post Office Building, Cherie L. Lindholm RE and at Orcas Family Health Center at Airport Center. On Sunday, Dec. 4 the Islands' A Cappella singers will present Randall ...
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Duluth News Tribune
This concert is at 7:30 pm Dec. 15 at Sacred Heart Music Center. Tickets are $20 in advance, $25 at the door. Twin Cities-based chamber vocalists from The Rose Ensemble perform “Slavic Wonders” at 7:30 pm Dec. 18. The show focuses on ancient pieces ...
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| Blunt's not always sad and serious TheChronicleHerald.ca "The song is about all we go through in becoming individuals, but musically as well, it's about how we use music to define our own identities." By STEPHEN COOKE Entertainment Reporter British pop singer James Blunt plays Sunday night at the Halifax ... See all stories on this topic » |  TheChronicleHerald.ca |
Trinidad Guardian
Performers hold hands and take a bow after the Women in Jazz concert at Little Carib Theatre on Saturday night. From left are, concert organiser and singer Janine Charles-Farray, keyboardist Chantal Esdelle, tenor pannist Keisha Codrington, ...
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Malta Independent Online
by Annaliza Borg A live music concert, bringing together musicians and singers from different cultural backgrounds, entitled 'Diversity Through Music 'is being held on Friday evening at Baystreet's Artisan Market. Organised by the National Commission ...
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Laughlin Entertainer
It has received wide acclaim, proving once more that Gatlin knows a good song when he sings it. And the Gatlins were honored at the recent American Country Music Awards show by receiving the Cliffie Stone Pioneer Award. We caught up with Rudy Gatlin ...
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| Music and Nightlife Listings Press Herald 7 pm David Mallett, folk singer-songwriter, St. Lawrence Arts Center, Portland. $25 in advance; $30 day of show. stlawrencearts.org. 7 pm Inanna, Sisters in Rhythm,women's drum ensemble, Franco-American Heritage Center, Lewiston. ... See all stories on this topic » |  Press Herald |
Consequence of Sound
Girl in a Coma operates as a unit, and while Nina takes the lead with singing, she's not a dictator. Instead of the typical guitar solo acting as the climax of George Harrison's “While My Guitar Gently Weeps”, Phanie's drums took the song on a leash, ...
See all stories on this topic »Bettye LaVette lets soul 'reign' in song
Albany Times Union
Her voice, as rough as burlap, has sobs and catches in it, but it is a mighty instrument. Informed by LaVette's musical instincts and by the 49 years she's been in the music business, many of them full of suffering and disappointment, LaVette's singing ...
See all stories on this topic »The X Factor: Giving Thanks
allvoices
The final performance of the night was from Josh Krajcik who dedicated his song to his daughter Rowan. Josh said Rowan is the reason he is there. Josh became the first singer to accompany himself on an instrument; he played the piano while singing ...
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| Baaba Maal joins Woman line-up Voxy Baaba Maal joins artists from another 17 countries for WOMAD New Zealand 2012 which takes place at New Plymouth's Brooklands Park and TSB Bowl of Brooklandsfrom 16-18 March. Baaba Maal was interested in music from a young age and studied in Senegal's ... See all stories on this topic » |  Voxy |
Digital Spy
The singer was playing 'The Scientist' on piano at an intimate Hackney show for Mencap's Little Noise Sessions when a woman in the audience joined in. "This is not a tambourine song - I don't mean to be rude," The Sun quotes Martin as telling the ...
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| "Ring of Fire: The Music of Johnny Cash" To Play In Thousand Oaks KHTS Radio Trenna's credits include writing and singing songs for major motion pictures including “The 5th Quarter” staring Andie MacDowell. As lead singer and main songwriter for her all-girl band Cowboy Crush, Trenna has headlined over 500 shows and been on ... See all stories on this topic » |  KHTS Radio |
Twin Falls Times-News
DellaRatta was included in the “Jazz Singers” book as one of the top jazz vocalists and by The Foundation Center in its list of top musicians philanthropists. Tickets are $75 at idso.org (click on Holiday Jazz Concert link) or 323-0483, ext, 12. ...
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Bainbridge Island Review
Young Singers Holiday Concert: The Bainbridge Chorale Young Singers, directed by Jeremy Rothbaum, will perform holiday music at 2 pm Dec. 4 at Blakely Elementary School auditorium, 4704 Blakely Ave. Cost: free. Info: visit www.bainbridgechorale.org. ...
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Corvallis Gazette Times
Performances include a holiday concert at First Presbyerian Church, a winter concert at LaSells Stewart Center and Oregon State University's commencement, among others. Lebanon Community Chorus — The Lebanon Community Chorus is recruiting singers for ...
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| Holiday happenings in Clackamas and Washington counties OregonLive.com PLAY Boutique, 332 First St.; $15-$20; parent participation and registration required;www.playboutique.com or 503-962-0350 Holiday Concert: Portland Choirs presents a celebration of the season through song featuring all five of the choirs. ... See all stories on this topic » |  OregonLive.com |
Columbus Other Paper
Fitz is no great soul singer. But it was a great song, whatever it was, because the band swayed, the lyrics told the story, and the chorus reached out and within and turned you on. Turned you on to positivity, which is the true definition of soul music ...
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| Review | Tech N9ne's strange music intoxicates hometown crowd Kansas City Star Tech N9ne's relentless tour schedule serves as a launching pad for artists associated with Strange Music. The nearly four hours of continuous music Saturday began with a brief appearance by Southern hip hop veteran Young Bleed. ... See all stories on this topic » |  Kansas City Star |
| Taking it Furthur – Waking the Dead Cannabis Culture Furthur's ferocious and eclectic approach to sound encourages the audience to listen – really listen – and engage with the hidden potential that rests inside of every song, no matter how many times they've heard them before. Going to a Furthur show in ... See all stories on this topic » |  Cannabis Culture |
Brainerd Daily Dispatch
Performing either as a duo or with a full band, they enjoy preserving authentic American music with their own distinct sound. Tim Roggenkamp is a multi-instrumentalist, singer and songwriter. He is best known for his hard-driving banjo playing, ...
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| Dave Scott's distinctive sound was formed in KC Kansas City Star Kansas City audiences can't get enough of singer Karrin Allyson, it seems. It has been six months since she was through town, and that was a big-hall concertperformance, so it's high time for a club show. She'll perform two shows a night at Jardine's, ... See all stories on this topic » |  Kansas City Star |
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