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    May 7, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  1. Robert Miles Parker dies; artist, architectural preservationist

    Robert Miles Parker, a free-spirited artist who sparked an architectural preservation movement in San Diego and translated the personalities of Los Angeles and New York into distinctive pen-and-ink drawings of their buildings, has died. He was 72. His...

    Tags: Fine Artists, Health, College Sports, Robert Miles, AIDS

    2. Mar 8, 2012 | Los Angeles Times

  2. Music review: Jeffrey Kahane recital at Walt Disney Concert Hall

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    Rick Schultz reviews Jeffrey Kahane in recital and with members of the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra at Walt Disney Concert Hall...
    3. Feb 19, 2011 | Los Angeles Times

  3. Kennedy Center's boss says the arts are in trouble, blames lack of excellence and daring on timid administrators and funders

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    Kennedy Center boss Michael Kaiser bemoans lack of excellence in the arts and says timid arts managers are to blame...
    4. Feb 14, 2011 | Los Angeles Times

  4. Jasper Johns is first studio artist in 34 years to receive Presidential Medal of Freedom

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    Obama to confer 2011 Presidential Medal of Freedom on Tuesday; arts honorees are Yo-Yo Ma and Jasper Johns, the first visual artist to win since 1977....
    5. Jan 7, 2010 | Los Angeles Times

  5. Russian pianist Kirill Gerstein named 2010 Gilmore Artist

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    One of the most prestigious honors in the classical music field, the Gilmore Artist Award, is handed out every four years to a pianist who has the potential to sustain an international career. Today, it was announced that Russian pianist......
    6. Jun 3, 2009 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  6. Russian soprano Marina Poplavskaya and conductor Grant Gershon give L.A. Opera's 'Traviata' a new glow

    Whatever you do, don't tell Russian soprano Marina Poplavskaya that her performance -- or any other artist's -- is "OK." She'd rather be hated than provoke no reaction at all. "This singer was terrific, and this singer was 'OK,' what do you mean by '<i>OK</i>'?" she exclaims. "How can you call any sort of art 'OK'? It's <i>dead</i> if it's OK."
    Whatever you do, don't tell Russian soprano Marina Poplavskaya that her performance -- or any other artist's -- is "OK." She'd rather be hated than provoke no reaction at all. "This singer was terrific, and this singer was 'OK,' what do you mean by 'OK'?"...

    Tags: Reviews, Music Theater, Theater, Entertainment, Opera (genre)

    7. Apr 19, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  7. Beaux Arts Trio at the Ace Gallery

    The Beaux Arts Trio gave its first concert in the summer of 1955 at the Berkshire Music Festival in Massachusetts. The trio will close shop this summer at the same festival, now known as <a href="http://www.bso.org/bso/index.jsp?id=bcat5240070">Tanglewood.</a> But first the Beaux Arts has a lot of goodbyes to wave.
    Times Music Critic
    The Beaux Arts Trio gave its first concert in the summer of 1955 at the Berkshire Music Festival in Massachusetts. The trio will close shop this summer at the same festival, now known as Tanglewood. But first the Beaux Arts has a lot of goodbyes to wave....

    Tags: Gregor Piatigorsky, Arts and Culture, Jascha Heifetz, Arts, Bodybuilding

    8. Jul 23, 2011 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  8. 'Harpejji' gaining traction in music world

    It looks a little bit like a body board, and it does ride the waves &#8212; sound waves, that is. Meet the harpejji, a fretted string instrument invented and built in the Baltimore area.
    It looks a little bit like a body board, and it does ride the waves — sound waves, that is. Meet the harpejji, a fretted string instrument invented and built in the Baltimore area. Coldplay bought one. A.R. Rahman, who composed the score to...

    Tags: Coldplay (music group), Ceremonies, Media Industry, Entertainment, Italy

    9. Jan 24, 2012 |Story| Hartford Courant
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    10. Dec 3, 2010 |Story| Aberdeen News

  10. Five tips to stay healthy for the holidays

    Mom's in stress meltdown, the kids are fighting over the last cupcake, Uncle Bob is coughing up a lung as he carves the turkey, and your best friend just got text-dumped. Hello, holiday memories! 'Tis the season to beat sickness (not to mention...

    Tags: Health, Behavioral Conditions, Music, Entertainment, Flu Vaccine

    11. Aug 31, 2003 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  11. The Salonen-Gehry axis

    Times Staff Writer
    For three nights in October, the Los Angeles Philharmonic will get the kind of exposure orchestras dream of, but rarely—if ever—receive. Fewer than 7,000 people will attend the three gala concerts that open the Walt Disney Concert Hall, but...

    Tags: History, Guggenheim Museum, Germany, Public Employees, Stranger Than Fiction

    12. Dec 9, 2002 |Story| Metromix

  12. Kennedy Center honors stars

    WASHINGTON (AP) - A mix of politicians, Hollywood celebrities and performing arts legends joined President Bush and the first lady in honoring Academy Award-winning actress Elizabeth Taylor, Grammy-honored singer Paul Simon and actor James Earl Jones Dec....

    Tags: Paul McCartney, James Levine, August (movie), Entertainment, George W. Bush

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