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The Clarosa Quartet, featuring pianist Natalie Zhu and members of the Philadelphia Orchestra, will perform a chamber concert at Reform Congregation Keneseth Israel. The program includes works by Haydn, Martinu, and Brahms. The concert will take place on October 25th at 1PM, with a pre-concert discussion and post-concert reception included. Tickets are $30 for adults and free for students ages 23 and younger.
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This document provides information about the 2011 summer concert season for the Ocean City Pops, including dates, performances, locations and ticket prices. Some of the highlighted performances include shows featuring Lucie Arnaz, Joseph Mohan, Debbie Gravitte, Broadway hits from the 50s and 60s, an evening with Jody Kidwell and Dominic Inferrera, a tribute to Maestro Scheible, performances by Michele Johnson and Steven LaBrie, a tribute to Romberg, and a fully staged production of the musical Annie.Arabic work
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The document announces the concert series and events of Al-Bustan Seeds of Culture for 2014, including their spring concert series from March to May featuring various Arab musicians, their summer arts camp for children, and fall concerts in October featuring Mohsen Namjoo and a poetry and music event in December with Naomi Shihab Nye. Ticket prices and contact information is provided for the different events.PACBrochure1112_new
PACBrochure1112_newMichael Fuhrman
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The document provides information about various arts and cultural events held at Mercyhurst College. It details the different performance venues on campus, including the Mary D'Angelo Performing Arts Center which hosts major performances and films. It also briefly describes three other performance spaces - Walker Recital Hall, Taylor Little Theatre, and Cummings Art Gallery. The bulk of the document consists of descriptions and scheduling information for various performances by musicians, dancers, speakers and others taking place between September 2011 and February 2012 at Mercyhurst College.House Music 2014 brochure revised 28.1.14
House Music 2014 brochure revised 28.1.14David Rowden
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The document announces the 2014 House Music concert series at Government House in Sydney. It provides details on 7 chamber music concerts that will take place from March to November 2014, featuring Australian and international artists performing works from various genres. Tickets can be purchased for individual concerts or for a discounted series pass. The concerts will be held in the intimate ballroom setting of Government House.#2 2014 SPARK Twilight poster
#2 2014 SPARK Twilight posterJulius L. Stone Jr.
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The Neighborhood Music School is hosting their Twilight Tuesdays 2014 concert series on four Tuesday evenings in July and August to benefit their Faculty Fund. The alfresco dinner and concert series will take place in the Park of the Arts behind the school, featuring different musical acts each week including Sultans of String, Vance Gilbert, the NMS Jazz All-Stars, and Roosevelt Dime. Dinner begins at 6:30pm with concerts starting at 7pm, and tickets can be purchased in advance or at the door.brochure 2013
brochure 2013Gerry Conlon
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This document is a festival guide that provides information on performers and performances at a music festival taking place from October 25-28, 2013 in Cork, Ireland. It lists over 20 musical acts that will be performing across multiple venues each night, including Efterklang, Chic & Nile Rodgers, Soul II Soul, Bilal, Primal Scream, Courtney Pine, Billy Cobham & Spectrum 40, Portico Quartet, Mingus Big Band, and Snarky Puppy. It provides details on each act such as lineup, venue, date, time and ticket prices. The festival offers a variety of genres including jazz, soul, electro and more.natalie zhu 2015
- 1. Music Arts Committee Proudly Presents: The Community Family Concert Series The Clarosa Quartet Natalie Zhu, piano Juliette Kang, violin* Jason DePue, violin* ** Che-Hung Chen, viola* Priscilla Lee, cello** * member, Philadelphia Orchestra ** guest artist Exactly one year ago, in October, 2014, Natalie Zhu and four members of the Philadelphia Orchestra thrilled our audience with a chamber concert of beloved works. This year, Ms. Zhu returns with her Clarosa Quartet and guest artists, KI favorites Jason DePue and Priscilla Lee, in a spectacular program you won’t want to miss! Program: Haydn Piano Trio No.39 in G major, Hob.XV/25 Martinu Three Madrigals for violin and viola Brahms piano quintet, Op.34 in F minor When: Sunday, October 25, at 1PM. Program begins with discussion of pieces. Post Concert complimentary Fruit and Cheese reception Where: Reform Congregation Keneseth Israel, 8339 OldYork Road (Corner Township Line and Old York Rd.), Elkins Park, PA 19027 Phone: 215-887-8700 www.Kenesethisrael.org Tickets: Adult: $30 (includes post concert reception). Students through age 23 Free. Please send your ticket order by October 23,2015; with check made payable to: K.I. Music Arts; 8339 Old York Rd; Elkins Park, PA. 19027. Tickets held at the door. Box office opens 12:15PM. C-----------------------------------------------------Clarosa concert---------------------------------------------------------------- Name(s) Address City State Zip Phone E-mail # Adult tickets@ $30 = $________ #_ Student tickets Total remittance = $ Can’t come, but would like to make a donation for Music Arts concerts $_______