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    Feb 13, 2011 |Story| Herald Mail

  1. Newcomers partake in MSO's 'French Feast'

    The Maryland Symphony Orchestra enjoyed some new faces Sunday as it performed its third Masterworks concert of the season.
    davem@herald-mail.com
    The Maryland Symphony Orchestra enjoyed some new faces Sunday as it performed its third Masterworks concert of the season. “I just moved to Maryland,” said Ken Green as he surveyed the inside of The Maryland Theatre before the orchestra...

    Tags: Music, Ken Green, Entertainment, Georges Bizet, Annapolis

    2. Feb 9, 2011 |Story| Herald Mail

  2. MSO concert features French romantic music

    Ooh la la!
    katec@herald-mail.com
    Ooh la la! The Maryland Symphony Orchestra will present "A French Feast" this weekend, the third Masterworks concert of the season. "This is a program I truly love," Music Director Elizabeth Schulze wrote in an e-mail. "Every piece just shines." The...

    Tags: Education, Peabody Conservatory, Georges Bizet, Human Interest, Annapolis

    3. Jul 20, 2006 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  3. Some real eye-openers

    The UCLA Film & Television Archive's Festival of Preservation is at it again. Taking over the James Bridges Theater in the campus' Melnitz Hall today through Aug. 19, the 13th preservation event is once more showing the widest and most exciting variety of films of any festival in the known world, running the gamut from Victor Mature's unmistakable grunts in "One Million B.C." to the experimental efforts of elegant aesthetician Kenneth Anger.
    Times Staff Writer
    The UCLA Film & Television Archive's Festival of Preservation is at it again. Taking over the James Bridges Theater in the campus' Melnitz Hall today through Aug. 19, the 13th preservation event is once more showing the widest and most exciting variety of...

    Tags: The Tonight Show (tv program), Entertainment, Roxie Hart (fictional character), John Wayne, Death

    4. Mar 13, 2005 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  4. The saxophone, on a more serious note

    Many of today's symphony orchestra instruments have been around for centuries. The violin, for instance, dates to the 1500s and as a result has an enormous repertoire spanning 450 years. The saxophone, by contrast, wasn't invented until the mid-19th century, so it missed the Baroque and Classical periods entirely and, because it was known at first only in France, much of the Romantic era as well.
    Many of today's symphony orchestra instruments have been around for centuries. The violin, for instance, dates to the 1500s and as a result has an enormous repertoire spanning 450 years. The saxophone, by contrast, wasn't invented until the mid-19th...

    Tags: Entertainment, Opera (genre), Jazz (genre), James Galway, Colleges and Universities

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