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    Concert Review 2 Not thrilled to go to this concert‚ I brought it to myself to go anyways. There were a few reasons I decided to go. One‚ the date worked out well for me and I needed to get this done. Two‚ my professor Dr. Mapp‚ yourself‚ was one of the conductors so I felt like I could relate better possibly. Lastly‚ a fraternity brother of mine in Sigma Phi Epsilon‚ Russell Budden‚ was playing the horn and I took this as an opportunity to listen to him play‚ especially after hearing what Russell

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    did. I saw that the people who played the characters practiced hard on the dancing‚ singing and acting. They had to memorize many lines‚ especially Harold Hill and Marian Paroo. The musical took place in River City. It was a story about a librarian/piano teacher and a traveling salesman. At first‚ they did not really like each other‚ but in some way‚ they fell in love. The musical was very fascinating‚ beautiful‚ and humorous. The musical itself was full of surprises. The dancing and choreography were

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    Nederlander Concerts very existence is due to operating by the principles of Capitalism carefully practiced by the Nederlander Family for the last 100 years. They have survived the great depression of 1929 and the recession of 2008; obviously they are doing something right. Under Capitalism‚ David Nederlander was free to invest his money into a new business by leasing the Detroit Opera House back in 1912. David was not encumbered by Government or outside control in how he managed his business

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    a young age Dahl’s musical ability was obvious. He studied piano with Edith Weismann early on and at the age of 18 began his formal studies with Philipp Jarnach at the Cologne Hochschule fur Musik. In 1933 at the age of twenty-one Dahl fled to Switzerland in order to escape Nazi Germany and continued his musical studies at the University of Zürich with Volkmar Andreae and Walter Frey. During his time in Zürich‚ Dahl was an in demand piano soloist and opera coach for the Zürich Stadttheater. It is

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    It was late‚ yet Neil and Riku decided to sit in on of the last performer of those Evening Concerts of students trying to adjust to the environment and dispose any fear of their audiences. The last performer was a sweet young woman who was obviously uncertain about this environment. I know that feeling‚ he said to himself. She chose to play Mozart’s B--flat major (K378) Sonata for piano and violin. Neil liked the choice and sat back hopefully. She played the first movement ’Allegro moderato’ beautifully

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    As a surprise for my birthday during the hustle and bustle of the State Fair at Fair Park‚ I had the pleasure of seeing West Side Story presented by the Dallas Summer Musicals on October 11‚ 2011. West Side Story is a musical that takes place in New York City during the mid 1950s. An adaptation of William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet‚ the musical shows the rivalry between two teenage street gangs‚ the Jets and the Sharks. The Jets are a white working class group while the Sharks are from Puerto

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    Baking bread lightly perfumed the air‚ soothing my olfactory instantaneously. Morning had most assuredly broken. I looked around and thought plaintively‚ What should I do on this lovely morning? As usual‚ my response led me to the Baldwin Acrosonic piano across the room. Due to my perceptible laziness‚ I avoided pulling out any new manuscripts from storage‚ leaving me no choice but to read through the music lying open upon the desk: the great Nocturnes of Master Frederic Chopin. I began randomly

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    at 7:30 pm in the John Anthony Theatre. The four performers at this recital were Brian Allison on piano‚ Garry Evans on clarinet‚ Natalya Pitts on piano‚ and Alicja Usarek on violin. The music program that night was comprised of five works‚ including: “Fantasy for Two Pianos in A Minor”‚ “Six Studies in English Folksong”‚ “Melody in A Minor”‚ “Dance Preludes”‚ and “Suite for Violin‚ Clarinet and Piano Op. 157b.” After listening to each of the musical compositions in person‚ I formed my initial opinions

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    Concert and Theatre Tickets: Regarding advertising for Concert and Theatre Tickets‚ such advertisements for a public concert or theatre performance must indicate the admission price. Any additional charge and the circumstances in which such additional charges are payable must be stated separately‚ in either monetary or percentage terms. In all other forms of advertising (e.g. radio or TV advertising) the admission price must be stated together with a reference to the fact that an additional charge

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    Jazz Brass Band Concert

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    At the jazz brass band concert on November 4‚ the band consisted of instruments such as the clarinet‚ saxophone‚ trumpet‚ trombone‚ tuba (specifically‚ a sousaphone)‚ snare drum‚ and bass drum. There were seven performers in the ensemble‚ with one person alternating between the clarinet and saxophone‚ four people playing brass instruments‚ and two people playing percussion. The percussionists remained in the back‚ while the brass sections were in the front filling out the left and right side of the

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