Monday Dec 14 | Vaughan Citizen
Village Voices presents Celebrate with Brass at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 143 Main Street North, Markham at 7:30 p.m. Village Voices, accompanied by York Brass, celebrates 90th birthday of renowned British conductor/composer/ arranger Sir David Willcocks by performing many of his best-loved Christmas Carol arrangements.
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Choirs herald start of festive season at Evening Post carol concert
Toe-tapping music, carols and Christmas readings heralded the start of the festive season at the Evening Post Carol Concert.
Brass Quintet Will Entertain Women of AAUW
The West Suburban Milwaukee branch of AAUW will hold a special musical program on Wednesday, Dec.
Take a toy donation to Navy Band concert
Today is Pearl Harbor Day, so a good opportunity to set a patriotic mood and remind everyone about a chance to see the Navy Band Northwest play a free concert at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Everett Performing Arts Center.
11-27 at the Marcus Center, 929 N. Water St., Milwaukee. The Milwaukee Ballet presents the classic story.
The New Dominion Choraliers will present their Holiday Celebration Concert on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 3:30 p.m., at the Hylton Memorial Chapel and Event Center, located at 14640 Potomac Mills Road in Wood-bridge. Performing with the group are the Brass Lite Quintet and Old Bridge Chamber Orchestra with a special guest per-formance by ...
'Tis the season for holiday concerts
Highlands County bands, orchestras, choruses and music groups have been practicing their holiday repertoire to delight audiences with the sounds of the season.
Brass, percussion ensemble to perform in Geneva
Burning River Brass will perform at 8:15 p.m. Friday at the Smith Opera House, 82 Seneca St., Geneva.
AIM sets final changes to Christmas celebration
Christmas season in the Tug Valley will soon be celebrated as plans for the Great White Way have been finalized.
Highland Jazz + Blues Festival is bigger and better
Whether they're marching through the French Quarter or stepping through the Big Apple, when the Rebirth Brass Band is in the place, there's always a party.
Terra offering 4 concerts in November
The month of November features a series of concerts from Terra Community College.
An 'enchanted' series Trinity concerts continue Nov. 7 as awe-inspiring trio returns
It was a classic, classical performance last year when the trio ETA3 performed at Trinity Concert Series.
U.S.A.F. Travis Brass to perform Thursday
Travis Brass will perform in concert at the Humboldt Senior Resource Center at 10:30 a.m. on Thursday.
Lindemann revels in the role of boss with Brassfire project
It's not that he hasn't been successful working for other folks, but Edmonton-born trumpet virtuoso Jens Lindemann just wants to be his own boss for a change.
Honk! festival, bands toot their own horns
The Honk! Festival is back. Hundreds of activist street musicians from as far away as Canada and Italy are making their way to the epicenter of Honk!, Davis Square in Somerville, for three days of raucous music-making starting Friday.
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Benefit concert set for flood victims
A concert benefiting flood victims of Austell and Powder Springs will be held from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday on the town square.
Dan McMillion Jazz Orchestra: Nice N' Juicy
Sea Breeze Jazz For over a decade, brass master Dan McMillion, an alumnus of the Woody Herman and Buddy Rich ensembles, has been maintaining the legacy of Maynard Ferguson to a very high standard in the Central Florida region, winning a Grammy nomination for Up Your Brass .
Rob Thomas hitting the right notes in his career
"I listen to a lot of '40s jazz - Miles Davis and Coltrane and Mingus. And a lot of crazy, '60s big band stuff.
50 concerts at 50 venues in 1 summer
LIGHT YOURSELF ON FIRE, July 1, Brass Mug Let's begin with a simple question: Why? Why would anyone voluntarily attempt to see 50 concerts at 50 venues in a single summer? Why would anyone choose to stay out until 3 a.m. on a work night, just to see some band you don't know perform songs you don't like for friends you've never met? Also: Why do all ...
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