Igor Stravinsky was Russian, but as far as the Orchestre National de Lyon is concerned, he’s French: if not by blood then at least by ear. Read more...
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February 3, 9:00 pm
Orchestra performs Russian piece with French works
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February 3, 9:00 pm
For school the bell tolls
For those who believe a crooning hunchback is responsible for striking the bells atop the Powell Library Building, the giant Altec-Lansing Horn Speakers are, apparently, not apparent enough. Read more...
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February 2, 9:00 pm
Stop the “˜freebird’ squawking, let band play
If you’ve ever been to a rock concert then chances are you’ve heard it at some point. “FREEBIRD!” Just this weekend I was at a show during which I witnessed three instances of this classic concert gibe. Read more...
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February 2, 9:00 pm
What a wonderful world
America is obsessed with its landscape. In a world infested with mini-malls, Palm Pilots and SCUD missiles, sometimes people need a respite with something natural, simpler, black and white. Read more...
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February 2, 9:00 pm
Photo: Supporting her thesis
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February 2, 9:00 pm
Smith’s songs show emotional duality
Pain is only bad when it doesn’t lead to something beautiful. And when that beauty is manifested in tortured, cathartic music it becomes really hard to talk about. Read more...
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February 2, 9:00 pm
Exhibit encourages a dialogue with history
Fear is what keeps people from overcoming walls, but fear that is not overcome becomes society’s walls. So said Ray Reisler at the opening ceremony of “Choosing to Participate: Facing History and Ourselves” on Saturday night. Read more...