A few years ago, Depp got a call from Burton. “He said: ‘How do you feel about ‘Sweeney’? You’d have to sing. Do you think you can do it?’ ” Depp didn’t know, but he started listening to the dissonant harmonies, syncopated rhythms and painful tunes without lyrics. “To see if I could hold the [...]
Join: The youth-symphony orchestra is looking for new members. If you’re interested in joining, bring your instrument to an open rehearsal from 7-9 p.m. Jan. 14 at Shepherd of the Valley Lutheran Church.
UApresents brings Scrooge in Concert to Tucson for two special performances on Thursday, Dec. 20 at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. at The University of Arizona s Centennial Hall.
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On Monday night, it is jazz. “The Genesis Jazz Project” started out at St. Louis Community College at Meramec but now makes its home at UM-St. Louis. The jazz band is led by Bob Waggoner, and performs at the Touhill and various other venues around town. The concert on Monday, Nov. 26, at 7:30 p.m. [...]
Rehearsals are well underway for a gala concert to be staged by the Bray Musical Society in the Royal Hotel next weekend. The show will take place on Sunday and Monday night when a cast of over 25 people ranging in age from six to 60 will perform a selection of songs from the [...]
NYJO has become renowned world-wide as a showcase for the country’s best young musicians. Since it was founded in 1965 by Bill Ashton, most of the rising generation of jazz musicians have passed through its ranks, often becoming established stars whilst still playing with NYJO. With an enormous and varied repertoire, a NYJO concert [...]
Email to a friend Printer friendly Font: * * * * “There’s a post-multicultural thing going on in the country and certainly in this city,” says Buchbinder, combating a flu with some chicken noodle soup at a cafe near his rehearsal studio in Toronto’s Liberty Village. “Multiculturalism is very much about people reproducing in [...]
And if the spectacle of users tapping away at laptops doesn t come up to the visual grandeur of a full orchestra, Mr. Field has added other visual stimulations: Large video screens in the concert hall show images of roads, people walking, and other scenes. For audience members who might wonder when the music [...]
“So I try and fail. The incident that really broke me was the one with Ariel Zilber. I moved around with him a lot in the 1970s. We even wrote a little together. One night he had a gig at a club in Dizengoff Center, and I went with him. The show was supposed [...]