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  2. Concerts were promoted by photocopied zines, community radio shows, and affixing posters to walls and telephone poles.
  3. Concerts are given throughout the season, ranging from youth orchestras to choir accompaniment to the Entergy Masterword Series.
  4. Concerts are held in both open air and indoor venues, including the town's market hall and the recently opened 400-seat Theatr Brycheiniog.
  5. Concerts are held in the original Music Room of the house, designed by Sir Reginald Blomfield in 1903, using instruments from the Collection.


  1. Concerts of the orchestra are broadcast over CBC Radio 2.
  2. Georg Solti also conducted a series of concerts with the Chicago Symphony that were broadcast in the 1970s on PBS.


  1. Lanza's short career covered opera, radio, concerts, recordings, and motion pictures.
  3. His thirty years of professional experience has included recordings, T.V. and radio, concerts and festivals, night clubs and stage shows.


  1. The MSO also offers concerts for youth and high school students.


  1. She performed at festivals and concerts with such musicians as Louis Armstrong, Dinah Washington, Georg Shearing and Thelonious Monk.
  2. Of late, William Ackerman focuses on producing other musicians and performing in select, few concerts.


  1. Later, toward the end of the 1970s, Corea embarked on a series of concerts and two albums with Herbie Hancock.
  2. Dizzy proved himself overseas in France when he began his third big band, and did several concerts and albums.


  1. Covers every aspect of folk music: artists, albums, commercial resources, concerts, and folk music on the radio.
  2. Liszt also took part in concerts of other artists, among them Camilla Pleyel with whom he had had a love affair several years before.
  3. Artists are creating avatars and using the game's audio-streaming features to play "live" concerts on stages made of polygons.


  1. Maureen McGovern's career, which spans 35 years, includes recordings, concerts, Broadway, theater, films, television, radio and composing.
  2. It's a swinging July on Broadway with the arrival of star crooner Harry Connick Jr., who begins a series of 13 concerts at the Neil Simon Theatre on July 15.


  1. A theater or theatre is a structure where theatrical works or plays are performed or other performances such as musical concerts may be given.
  2. Concerts, theatre plays, opening of the exhibitions, film shows in many places in the town from Thursdays to Sundays of the summer.
  3. Epizod are famous in Bulgaria for their concerts which include theatre, an Orthodox church choir, and an ensemble for Bulgarian folk songs and dances.


  1. He performs with Asza, a world music ensemble, and in concerts of music composed by himself and other composers.
  2. Resource dedicated to musicians, songwriters, vocalists, composers, groups, lyricists, music sites, record labels, agents, concerts and fan clubs.
  3. In 1998 he performed a series of solo concerts that covered all of the major schools and composers of harpsichord music.


  1. Boulez was indeed a sort of mentor to Goehr in the late fifties, programming his new compositions in his concerts at the Marigny Theatre in Paris.
  2. In them we learn much about his compositions, concerts and audiences of the day.
  3. His compositions were recorded on Perm radio and television; he performed his concerts in Moscow, Syktyvkar, Kudymkar, Tallinn, and Yekaterinburg.


  1. On November 2, 1830, Chopin left Warsaw to give concerts in western Europe, never to return to Poland.
  2. Chopin participated in several concerts during his years in Paris.
  3. The pianist Wolfgang Bloser performed his first concerts of works by Chopin and Tschaikowsky with the Stuttgarter Philharmoniker, during the school time.


  1. In 2003 she won the ESTA Competition in Paris and series of concerts in Europe.
  2. During his years in Paris, Chopin participated in a number of concerts.
  3. During his years in Paris, Chopin participated in a small number of public concerts.


  1. Many places host bands (concerts in Madrid[ 25]).
  3. She is a frequent performer at festivals and concerts; solo, in duets, and with Israeli orchestras and bands.


  1. CoolTV is a Canadian category 2 digital cable specialty channel dedicated to the jazz genre; including music videos, movies, concerts, and television series.
  2. Even after he stopped making records and movies, Sinatra continued to give concerts.


  1. The project, directed by Wynton Marsalis, will include premieres of new works, educational activities, family concerts, and teaching sessions.

Subscription Concerts

  1. Widely known in Japan, the KinKi Kids are very popular among girls of all ages, and their subscription concerts even draw boys.
  2. KV. 503 was the last of the regular series of concertos Mozart wrote for his subscription concerts.
  3. His duties in the new post were conducting the subscription concerts, weekly rehearsals of the Choral Club and other musical performances.

Vienna Philharmonic

  1. That year, the Vienna Philharmonic gave the first of its subscription concerts under Carl Eckert, the director of Vienna's Court Opera.

Three Nights

  1. Playing, improvising and sharing with legendary Dewey Redman during these three nights of concerts was a deep spiritual and joyful experience.


  1. The band played at the Reading Festival and also opened for Muddy Waters at two major London concerts.
  2. They reached London in November, and although Chopin managed to give some concerts and salon performances, he was severely ill.
  3. In London, Liszt performed at several private soirees and at concerts of other artists.


  1. McChesney, Bob - Biographical information on trombonist Bob McChesney, as well as information on his method book, recordings, concerts and clinics.
  2. Classical music news from RTE Radio Telefis Eireann; information on classical Irish orchestras, details on concerts and performances.
  3. Radio Telefis Eireann; information on classical Irish orchestras, details on concerts and performances.

Special Events

  1. Next to it is another landmark, the Fukuoka Dome, which is used for the Daiei Hawks baseball team as well as some big concerts and special events.

Chamber Music

  1. The orchestra will perform free outdoor and chamber music concerts in non-traditional settings.
  3. A series of chamber music concerts will be performed in the Brooklyn Museum of Art, exploring themes of current exhibitions.

Solo Pieces

  1. Liszt has most frequently been credited to have been the first pianist who gave concerts with programmes consisting only of solo pieces.

Orchestral Music

  1. In 1809 he founded a "Philo-Harmonic Society," which gave concerts, sometimes of orchestral music.

Own Works

  2. From 1880 he toured all over Europe giving concerts mostly of his own works, and everywhere acknowledged as a great virtuoso.


  2. Salsa world news, clubs, concerts, parties and partner search facility for dancers, musicians and club DJs.
  3. Each week a number of concerts are held in Oxford which also has two theatres, and a number of cinemas and clubs.


  3. Just weeks later, Nirvana performed one of its most popular concerts, headlining at the Reading Festival.

North America

  1. After lecturing at the contemporary music seminars at Darmstadt (1957), Stockhausen gave lectures and concerts in Europe and North America.
  2. In May and June 2006, Radiohead toured England and major cities in Europe and North America, returning to Europe for several concerts in late August.
  3. The recording had taken place during three nights of concerts at Madison Square Garden in July 1973, during the band's concert tour of North America.

Opera Performances

  1. All others are recordings of concerts or opera performances generally made by radio stations.
  2. However, his opera performances became less frequent as he increasingly devoted himself to concerts and recitals.


  1. The concerts will pay tribute to the life and music of the world-renowned composer, bandleader and pianist.
  2. He gave a few public concerts, but did not become well known as a pianist (although in later life he gave the premieres of both his Piano Concerto No.
  3. Biret is the only pianist to have performed all of Beethoven's piano sonatas, concertos and Liszt transcriptions of the nine symphonies in public concerts.


  1. It had been announced that Thalberg would give concerts in Paris again in spring 1841, but he changed his plans.


  2. The City of Tulsa Pipes and Drums perform for weddings, community events, military reunions, formal dinners, conventions, concerts, funerals, and parades.
  3. The festival includes parades, street performances and numerous plays, musical concerts and comedy acts.


  1. Marching Band Videos - An Arizona company creating custom videos of high school marching bands, concerts, choir, and graduations.
  2. Tsongas Arena also hosts concerts and other public events, including the graduations of several local high schools.


  1. Throughout the year the Nassau Coliseum offers a variety of special events, shows, concerts, expos and family entertainment.
  2. Peter Nero and the Philly Pops currently offers 20 subscription concerts each year in addition to a series of holiday concerts and summer Pops performances.
  3. In addition to hockey, the Bell Centre also hosts a number of other events throughout the year including concerts, boxing, professional wrestling, and more.

Concert Tour

  1. A concert tour is a series of concerts by a musician, musical group, or some number of either in different cities or locations.
  2. The young Brahms gave a few public concerts in Hamburg, but did not become well known as a pianist until he made a concert tour at the age of nineteen.

Concert Halls

  1. American jazz musicians were heard at the Jazz at the Philharmonic concerts and at events in the major concert halls in western Germany.
  2. Nevertheless public concerts were becoming more popular during this time, and concert halls and opera houses were attended in all major cities.

Symphony Orchestras

  1. Cape Town is home to the national library, several museums, two symphony orchestras, and theaters for concerts, opera, ballet, and plays.
  2. The data collected includes all performances in regular subscription concerts by 27 major symphony orchestras in the United States.
  3. She has also performed in solo concerts with symphony orchestras throughout the United States, Canada, Europe, and Africa.

Master Classes

  1. Information about the Society, concerts, master classes, lectures, publications, and new recordings.

Guest Artists

  1. Information on concerts, guest artists, schedule, conductors, and musicians.


  1. Dr. Antek introduces children's "Music is Fun" and Pops concerts.
  3. There were thirteen concerts in the 1911-1912 season, five of which were pops concerts.


  1. Founded in 1881, the BSO plays the majority of its concerts at Boston's Symphony Hall and in the summer performs at the Tanglewood Music Center.
  2. The BSO also performs outdoor concerts each summer at Oregon Ridge in Cockeyesville, Md.

Free Concerts

  1. Debuting in 1945, the SMS performs 4 free concerts each year in the greater Los Angeles area.
  2. Through the annual Hometown Holiday Tour, the MSO brings free concerts to Milwaukee area residents.


  1. Fiedler also conducted the orchestra at free concerts in Sigmund Stern Grove in San Francisco and the Frost Amphitheater at Stanford University.
  3. In 1924, Fiedler formed the Boston Sinfonietta, a chamber music orchestra made up of Boston Symphony members, and started a series of free outdoor concerts.


  1. In 1894 he settled in Berlin, giving a series of concerts there both as pianist and conductor.
  3. Saxophonist, composer and conductor, Paul Wehage has performed on three continents both as a soloist and in chamber music concerts.

Philadelphia Orchestra

  1. The Philadelphia Orchestra also performs an annual series of concerts at Carnegie Hall.
  2. From 1900 to 2001 the Philadelphia Orchestra gave its concerts at the Academy of Music.
  3. Ms. Blumenthal appears regularly in chamber music concerts with members of the Philadelphia Orchestra.

Cultural Events

  1. Concerts and other cultural events are often held at the Casa de Francia and Plaza de la Cultura in Santo Domingo, among other venues.
  2. Cultural events are frequently organized in Bucharest - music festivals, open-air concerts, exhibitions, fairs.


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