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    May 19, 2012 |Story| Glendale News Press

  1. Family-operated Pedrini Music can find you anything

    “Your neighborhood music boutique since 1946,” reads the business card for Pedrini Music, which moved to its present location on Foothill Boulevard in La Crescenta in 1997. Founded by Bruno Pedrini in Glendale in 1946, the original store was located on Brand Boulevard.
    “Your neighborhood music boutique since 1946,” reads the business card for Pedrini Music, which moved to its present location on Foothill Boulevard in La Crescenta in 1997. Founded by Bruno Pedrini in Glendale in 1946, the original store was...

    Tags: Teaching and Learning, Music, Facebook, Education, Arts and Culture

    2. May 11, 2012 |Story| Glendale News Press

  2. A high school jazz program that shines

    The recent decision to expunge jazz from Doug McIntyre's morning show on KABC radio — in a purported move to enlarge the show's audience — has stirred passions around the Southland.
    The recent decision to expunge jazz from Doug McIntyre's morning show on KABC radio — in a purported move to enlarge the show's audience — has stirred passions around the Southland. Playboy Jazz Festival publicist Nina Gordon is surprised by...

    Tags: Awards and Prizes, Music, Gary Foster, Education, Arts and Culture

    3. Apr 28, 2012 |Story| Glendale News Press

  3. A family trait of making music

    If conductor Jeffrey Kahane led the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra with even more vim and vigor than usual during last weekend's concert at the Alex Theatre in Glendale, he had good reason.
    If conductor Jeffrey Kahane led the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra with even more vim and vigor than usual during last weekend's concert at the Alex Theatre in Glendale, he had good reason. The program of new and familiar music on Saturday, April 21...

    Tags: Joni Mitchell, Culture, Carnegie Hall, Arts and Culture, Summerfest

    4. Apr 20, 2012 |Story| Glendale News Press

  4. DVD review: Escape to 'Stony Island'

    Back in 1978, right before rap started to take over the world, an aspiring filmmaker named Andrew Davis — who would later go on to direct “Under Siege” and “The Fugitive” — managed to scrape together the money for this (in several senses of the word) funky feature about an aspiring Chicago band trying to scrape together a career. There are two white guys — Richie (Richie Davis, the director's brother) and Harold (George Englund, son of Cloris Leachman) — but the rest of the band is black. So is the music, which is funk/soul/R&B; think Tower of Power and Earth Wind and Fire. Their mentor is sax player Percy (Gene Barge, best known for his work with Gary Bonds).
    Back in 1978, right before rap started to take over the world, an aspiring filmmaker named Andrew Davis — who would later go on to direct “Under Siege” and “The Fugitive” — managed to scrape together the money for...

    Tags: Cloris Leachman, Music, DVDs, Dennis Franz, Brian de Palma

    5. Mar 6, 2012 |Story| Glendale News Press

  5. Crescenta Valley High School student Sarah Worden performs with Glendale Youth Orchestra

    The Glendale Youth Orchestra, under the baton of conductor Brad Keimach, will perform at 7 p.m. on March 11 at the Alex Theatre. Fifteen-year-old Crescenta Valley High School student Sarah Worden performs a violin solo. The program includes Beethoven:...

    Tags: High School Sports, Teaching and Learning, Music, Lobbying, Sports

    6. Mar 9, 2012 |Story| Glendale News Press

  6. Bandleader Mark Tortorici, a self-described 'live-music junkie,' keeps local Burbank hot spot jumpin'

    Bandleader-promoter Mark Tortorici is an old-school showman. For the past seven years, the sharp-dressed, sweet-talking swinger has been presenting a wild variety of live music acts at Burbank nightclub Joe's Great American Bar and Grill and packing the joint every Monday and Tuesday, two of toughest nights for any working musician hoping to pull a crowd. But for Tortorici, known to his avid cult of jitter-bugging followers as Torch, it's simply standard operating procedure.
    Bandleader-promoter Mark Tortorici is an old-school showman. For the past seven years, the sharp-dressed, sweet-talking swinger has been presenting a wild variety of live music acts at Burbank nightclub Joe's Great American Bar and Grill and packing the...

    Tags: Dance, Music, Entertainment Events, Disc Jockeys, Johnnie Ray

    7. Mar 25, 2012 |Story| Glendale News Press

  7. Jazz night at well-stocked bar is shaping up neatly

    On a recent Glendale night, the customary cold stillness of the 1100 block North Pacific Avenue in Glendale was agreeably jostled. At about 9, the warm sounds emerging from the Neat Bar doorway added welcome vitality to the commercial street that bisects placid residential blocks.
    On a recent Glendale night, the customary cold stillness of the 1100 block North Pacific Avenue in Glendale was agreeably jostled. At about 9, the warm sounds emerging from the Neat Bar doorway added welcome vitality to the commercial street that...

    Tags: Frank Foster, Music, Entertainment, Chet Baker, Miles Davis

    8. Apr 2, 2012 |Story| Glendale News Press

  8. Hitting a high note: Donation brings new instruments

    A new instrument, in and of itself, does not make a successful musician, but it can inspire some extra practicing and inject pride into a performance.
    A new instrument, in and of itself, does not make a successful musician, but it can inspire some extra practicing and inject pride into a performance. So it is at the Glendale High School music department, which received about $20,000 in new...

    Tags: Teaching and Learning, Music, American Civil Liberties Union, Education, Arts and Culture

    9. Feb 24, 2012 |Story| Glendale News Press

  9. PROJECT Trio weaves rock, hip-hop into classical compositions

    Who says classical music has to be a formal affair? Not PROJECT Trio, a classical chamber ensemble fueled by the sounds of rock 'n' roll, hip-hop and jazz, from Guns ‘N Roses to Duke Ellington.
    Who says classical music has to be a formal affair? Not PROJECT Trio, a classical chamber ensemble fueled by the sounds of rock 'n' roll, hip-hop and jazz, from Guns ‘N Roses to Duke Ellington. With some 66 million hits on YouTube, appearances on...

    Tags: Music, Elementary Schools, MTV (tv network), Aaron Copland, Nickelodeon (tv network)

    10. Feb 24, 2012 |Story| Glendale News Press

  10. Celebrate Dance blends local troupes on one stage

    It is pitch black. Slowly a dark reddish glow lights the stage. A slim woman dressed in tight black shorts and a loose tank top walks out and, chest forward, dives to the floor, landing on her hands. She lies on her side, knees bent, and slowly rolls onto her back. She raises an arm, her fist clenched, and curls into a fetal pose on her knees. As she quickly rises, looks up and reaches out … it is as if she were being born. Or perhaps it is the memory of her birth.
    It is pitch black. Slowly a dark reddish glow lights the stage. A slim woman dressed in tight black shorts and a loose tank top walks out and, chest forward, dives to the floor, landing on her hands. She lies on her side, knees bent, and slowly rolls onto...

    Tags: Dance, Music, Entertainment Events, Human Interest, Arts and Culture

    11. Dec 31, 2011 |Story| Glendale News Press

  11. Marine Band prepares for a lively Colorado Boulevard show

    There are probably few, if any, people who come into this world with a congenital love of marches. Blaring brass, blasting tubas and unison staccato drums — all playing at a fortissimo dynamic — is definitely an acquired taste. Yet there are few Americans whose hearts aren’t stirred in some way by the opening strains of the “Marines’ Hymn”:
    There are probably few, if any, people who come into this world with a congenital love of marches. Blaring brass, blasting tubas and unison staccato drums — all playing at a fortissimo dynamic — is definitely an acquired taste. Yet there are...

    Tags: Ginger Rogers, U.S. Marine Corps, Entertainment Events, Arts and Culture, Circuses

    12. Feb 10, 2012 |Story| Glendale News Press

  12. Keeping things quiet

    On paper, singer-songwriter Lisa Finnie seems like one more soft-strumming aspirant in that voluminous coven of often less-than-engaging soul-bearing sisters, but in performance, the Pasadena native gently conjures a mixture of lush atmospherics and cool authority that is downright mesmerizing. Finnie's smoldering, expressive vocals and painstakingly crafted, song-redefining arrangements infiltrate a listener's mind with sinuous ease.
    On paper, singer-songwriter Lisa Finnie seems like one more soft-strumming aspirant in that voluminous coven of often less-than-engaging soul-bearing sisters, but in performance, the Pasadena native gently conjures a mixture of lush atmospherics and...

    Tags: Music, Bars and Clubs, Wines, Arts and Culture, Entertainment

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