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The producers of "The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess" on Broadway informed group sales ticket agents on Thursday that the run of the musical, which had been scheduled to end July 8, would extend through Sept.
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RADIO/PODCAST: Romance and the Silver Screen This Week on Riverwalk Jazz
This week, Riverwalk Jazz presents a Valentine's Day concert of classic love songs side by side with soundtrack clips of love scenes from the films that made them popular hits.
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Dance to the Ron Sunshine Band
Ron Sunshine and His Orchestra will be at the Allentown Jewish Community Center at 7 p.m. Feb.
American Cancer Society Discover Shop will celebrate Valentine's Day from noon to 4 p.m. Saturday, Feb.
Overlooked and underappreciated
It's awards season and I'd like to suggest two vocalists from the Big Band era for recognition for their extraordinary service to the nation and to the rest of the free world.
Chattanooga Symphony and Opera announces Big Band Fever
The Chattanooga Symphony and Opera's Big Band Orchestra will host its annual Big Band Fever event, in honor and celebration of big band music, Feb.
Trumpeter Bobby Shew to be featured at Jazz Weekend
The events will be held Thursday and Friday in the Music Building's Staples Family Concert Hall, Platcha Auditorium and the Bovee University Center Down Under Food Court, featuring different types of jazz including swing, big band and group performances.
Weekend's best bets: Bernadette Peters, 'Art of Love' concert, Black history events
Bernadette Peters, Michael Feinstein Bernadette Peters regularly gets the attention of the Tony Awards; in 2003 she received her seventh nomination.
It Was a Very Good Year... for Big Bands
Whatever else one chooses to say about it , 2006 was a banner year for big bands, at least on record.
The Carihi Jazz Band joins The Little Big Band this Friday for a Valentine's Dance at Carihi.
Empire Magazine's 50 Sexiest Characters in Cinema
EAMES - played by Tom Hardy; "Inception" 23. DON LOCKWOOD - played by Gene Kelly; "Singin' in the Rain" 22.
Jazz concert brings legends, students together
Texas State's School of Music put on a concert Friday night in memory of Eddie Durham, one of the pioneers of jazz music.
Seen and Heard February 6, 2012
This new show, under the aegis of the Gershwin estate, attempts to transform it into musical theater-into, in other words, just plain , deemphasizing both the high-cultural trappings and the lowly dialect of the denizens of Catfish Row, and with the recitative turned into book scenes by Pulitzer-winning playwright Suzan-Lori Parks.
Matunuck Man Wins Regional Acting Competition
A Andrew Burnap of South Kingstown was 8 years old when he stepped into his first role.
Scotty Barnhart The World of Jazz Trumpet: A Comprehensive History and Practical Philosophy Hal Leonard Corporation 320 pages, softcover ISBN: 0-634-09527-7 2005 Trumpeter Scotty Barnhart answers the question in his book, along with much insightful commentary about the way things have developed.
Think about that for a second. Sixty years ago, it was the beginning of 1952. A Canadian lawyer had just been sworn in as Governor General.
The Count Basie Orchestra and Vocalist...
The pairing of rising star Lizz Wright with the venerable Count Basie Orchestra made for a powerful dialectic between soulful ballads with a backup of two guitars and a rhythm section versus the fast-paced, swinging energy of the Basie band.
Columns like "Bailey's Bundles" enable me to address more music, hopefully providing the submitting artists the consideration and exposure they, and the reading/listening public desire.
Vanguard Jazz Orchestra brings New York-style thrills to the Wisconsin Union Theater
The economic model for the touring jazz big band has broken down since the days of Duke Ellington and Count Basie.
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