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Signpost (The Weber State University Signpost)
Rock band Shake Your Piece (SYP) will ride into Ogden on April 3 for a benefit concert for Amnesty International at the Weber State University Village. SYP's lead singer Gabe Dominguez described his music as a type of American folk music that is powered by the audience.
DODDS Honors Music Festival hits a high note (Stars and Stripes)
OBERWESEL, Germany ? Sarah Money can get away with slipping up once in a while when she plays her clarinet in her school?s band. But she can?t this week.
Opening hearts to Christian music; Gospel concerts mark Lenten season North o...
If you're looking to listen to some Christian music this Lenten season, you won't have a problem finding a live concert locally. There are four great options - from traditional to contemporary - north of Boston, all on Saturday night.
El Paso Times - Coming up (El Paso Times)
Tom Russell: The singer-songwriter will perform at 7 p.m. April 7 at the Rio Grande Theatre on Las Cruces' Downtown Mall. $12 in advance; $10 for students and seniors; $15 at the door.
Jazz artist Larson switches styles with a spiritual CD (Deseret Morning News)
Over the course of his 35-year career as a jazz artist, Craig Larson has played in a lot of nursing homes. Quite often, he says, "people sit there with their heads drooping and their eyes shut. But we begin to play a waltz, and the heads come up and soon they are mouthing the words.
Spirituals highlighted at NLCC (The Natchez Democrat)
NATCHEZ ? Spirituals tell stories people must not forget, said Clarence Jones, a retired educator in Baton Rouge who has taken seriously the effort to preserve the special songs spun out of slavery.
Ruud holds ?walk-in hours to meet students (The Sentinel)
Students were encouraged to think about the businesses they d like to see downtown and quizzed about their majors and concerns when Bill Ruud, the new president of Shippensburg University, held a ?walk-in hour? at the Ceddia Union Building on Monday.
Charo brings her Latin grooves to Skagit Valley (Everett Herald)
Charo has carved out her slice of Latin music fame as a singer and musician. She received a Female Pop Album of the Year award at the Billboard International Latin Music Conference for her 1995 flamenco-inspired album, "Guitar Passion."
Sun calendar (The Plainfield Sun)
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Going - Listings (The Herald News)
Tickets can be purchased at the Rialto box office, 102 N. Chicago St., Joliet, or by calling (815) 726-6600 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday-Friday or from 9 a.m. to noon Saturdays.
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Signpost (The Weber State University Signpost)
Rock band Shake Your Piece (SYP) will ride into Ogden on April 3 for a benefit concert for Amnesty International at the Weber State University Village. SYP's lead singer Gabe Dominguez described his music as a type of American folk music that is powered by the audience.
DODDS Honors Music Festival hits a high note (Stars and Stripes)
OBERWESEL, Germany ? Sarah Money can get away with slipping up once in a while when she plays her clarinet in her school?s band. But she can?t this week.
Opening hearts to Christian music; Gospel concerts mark Lenten season North o...
If you're looking to listen to some Christian music this Lenten season, you won't have a problem finding a live concert locally. There are four great options - from traditional to contemporary - north of Boston, all on Saturday night.
El Paso Times - Coming up (El Paso Times)
Tom Russell: The singer-songwriter will perform at 7 p.m. April 7 at the Rio Grande Theatre on Las Cruces' Downtown Mall. $12 in advance; $10 for students and seniors; $15 at the door.
Jazz artist Larson switches styles with a spiritual CD (Deseret Morning News)
Over the course of his 35-year career as a jazz artist, Craig Larson has played in a lot of nursing homes. Quite often, he says, "people sit there with their heads drooping and their eyes shut. But we begin to play a waltz, and the heads come up and soon they are mouthing the words.
Spirituals highlighted at NLCC (The Natchez Democrat)
NATCHEZ ? Spirituals tell stories people must not forget, said Clarence Jones, a retired educator in Baton Rouge who has taken seriously the effort to preserve the special songs spun out of slavery.
Ruud holds ?walk-in hours to meet students (The Sentinel)
Students were encouraged to think about the businesses they d like to see downtown and quizzed about their majors and concerns when Bill Ruud, the new president of Shippensburg University, held a ?walk-in hour? at the Ceddia Union Building on Monday.
Charo brings her Latin grooves to Skagit Valley (Everett Herald)
Charo has carved out her slice of Latin music fame as a singer and musician. She received a Female Pop Album of the Year award at the Billboard International Latin Music Conference for her 1995 flamenco-inspired album, "Guitar Passion."
Sun calendar (The Plainfield Sun)
Friday
Going - Listings (The Herald News)
Tickets can be purchased at the Rialto box office, 102 N. Chicago St., Joliet, or by calling (815) 726-6600 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday-Friday or from 9 a.m. to noon Saturdays.
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