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Picasso on Paper: Drawings and Prints (1899-1967) at The Santa Barbara Museum of Art

artknowledgenews.com     yesterday          

Santa Barbara, CA - By any reckoning, Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) is one of the most important figures and influential artists in the last 100 years. In September, a handsome selection of 25 works by this influential artist...                    

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Cuneiform September Releases

somnius.com     Sep 1, 2008          

The latest Cuneiform batch is available. Birdsongs of the Mesozoic-Dawn of the Cycads 2 x CDs $21.00 Birdsongs Of The Mesozoic began in 1980 as a side project by half of Boston’s famed rock band, Mission Of Burma: Roger...                    

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Classics & cyberspace

courierpress.com     Aug 31, 2008          

Internet will be used as new platform for spreading appeal of classical music By Roger McBain Sunday, August 31, 2008 Blogs, MP3 downloads, Internet social networking pages and other cybertools will play an instrumental...                    

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Adeline Nord Smith was hostess to Central Sierra visitors

fresnobee.com     Aug 30, 2008          

Lifelong Valley resident and her husband bought their High Country ranch in 1952. By Jim Steinberg / The Fresno Bee Died: Aug. 23 Occupation: owner, Muir Trail Ranch Survivor: daughter, Karla Hurley Adeline Nord Smith,...                    

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Bach alive! Viva Loussier! at SummerFest

sdnews.com     Aug 25, 2008   1 related          

Jacques Loussier could have become a classical concert pianist and composer. Hed still be writing and concertizing, even at 74; but its likely hed not be as famous or as successful, and SummerFest patrons would not be...                    

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Norman MacAfee: Bless This House

huffingtonpost.com     Aug 20, 2008          

"Blow up all the opera houses!" said the composer Pierre Boulez fifty years ago. Opera was a dead form then, but in the 1960s Boulez started conducting, notably as music director of the New York Philharmonic at Lincoln Center...                    

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Orchestra Leaves Smiling Faces After Tchaikovsky Spectacular

usc.edu     Aug 21, 2008   1 related          

Maestro Charles Dutoit offered a program focused on the great Russian composer's ballet music, along with the debut of a wonderful young violinist, and the essential "1812," the "Solemn Overture." The Philadelphia Orchestra's...                    

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Chamber orchestra sets 3 concerts

jsonline.com     Aug 19, 2008          

By TOM STRINI Journal Sentinel music critic The Milwaukee Chamber Orchestra, which flickered back to life after two years of silence and three ad-hoc concerts over the last 18 months, has announced a formal 2008-’09 season....                    

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Rock 'n' roll marathon

signonsandiego.com     Aug 18, 2008          

Turning 60, Steve Winwood is starting to believe rock 'n' roll may be a younger man's game. Maybe. “I think to be a musician (at 60) is fine, but to be a rock 'n' roller at a ripe old age is maybe slightly questionable,” said...                    

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Ticket to Dance

suntimes.com     Aug 15, 2008          

Last summer at just about this time a small miracle was about to happen. A new producing group dubbed the Chicago Dancing Company -- led by choreographer Lar Lubovitch and dancer Jay Franke -- decided to put together the first...                    

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