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Roasting up toasty jazz at Jax
Whatever happened to jazz? It was once popular enough to have an entire decade named after it. But the last few years have not been as kind. Sure, the music is as good as ever, and there are more than a few cultish admirers who make it a point to discover...Tags: Los Angeles, Bars and Clubs, Led Zeppelin (music group), Music, Restaurants
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West of Broadway
Music from Broadway, TV and film gets a pops twist when the Glendale Renaissance Orchestra performs at the Alex Theatre. The evening's highlight is a tribute by guest star vocalist Lorna Luft to her mother, Judy Garland.
The third concert of the season,...Tags: Hollywood (Los Angeles, California), Los Angeles, Vocal Music (genre), Music, Leonard Bernstein
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Trying on different career hats
NORTHEAST GLENDALE — Arthur Mkrtchyan has long admired policemen. After Mayor Ara Najarian dressed the sixth-grader Friday in a bulletproof vest, armed him with a billy club, SWAT helmet and gun holster, he said he is pretty convinced of his future...Tags: Drugs and Medicines, Gang Activity, Career and Workplace, Health, Crimes
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More than just a game
When Harvey Mason Jr. went up for a jump shot during a practice, he immediately felt something wrong in his right knee when he landed. The injury couldn't have occurred at a worse time. It came when Mason had been at his best during his four-year stint...Tags: NCAA Final Four, Teaching and Learning, Elton John, Quincy Jones, Lifestyle and Leisure
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Falcons flock together
SUNLAND — Nine unforgettable figures in the athletic lore of Crescenta Valley High joined an exclusive club on Saturday night when the CV Athletic Hall of Fame Committee inducted its 2010 class at the Angeles National Golf Club. But as each...Tags: Athletes, Bars and Clubs, Schools, Lifestyle and Leisure, Football
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Orchestra creates a solid beat the second time around
By Bill Peters The Glendale Renaissance Orchestra started the second concert of its inaugural season with a strong beat set firmly by Victor Venacore, guest conductor for a night of pops music. Leading both the Renaissance Orchestra and his touring...Tags: Diahann Carroll, Barry Manilow, Soul (genre), Music, Entertainment
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Looking back on a musical journey
More than 100 former Hoover High School musicians dating back to 1992 gathered onstage inside the school's auditorium on June 12 to perform the music program's familiar tune, "Que te Vas Hacer," in honor of their recently retired musical instructor...Tags: University of California, Los Angeles, Music, Family, Schools, Jazz (genre)
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Spotlight on Broadway
Some of Broadway's brightest stars will shine on the Alex Theatre stage Monday in "Broadway Tonight!"
Eric McCormack of TV's "Will & Grace" and Broadway's "Music Man," and Stephanie J. Block and Megan Hilty of "Wicked" are among those who will be...Tags: Nancy Allen, Hair and Nails, Diseases and Illnesses, Health, Music
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Twisting to good vibrations
As Chubby Checker sees it, his version of "The Twist" and the dance of the same name changed music history back in 1960.
The song was originally sung by Hank Ballard, and then someone passed it along to Checker, who put his spin on it.
"I just...Tags: Physiology, Dance, Science and Technology, Radio Industry, Music
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Music to his ears
Glendale-based musician Michael Quest, whose fourth album, "The Good Spell," debuted in May, describes his work as blues rock, with a touch of country. "Honestly, I thought the coolest thing I could do in life was play music," Quest said as he sat in...Tags: Creedence Clearwater Revival (music group), Johnny Cash, Music, Poetry, Fleetwood Mac (music group)
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Rockin' out on their own
While many musicians have everything from stylists, producers, publicists and perhaps most importantly, record labels making sure they succeed in a cut-throat industry, Alicia Warrington and Marlene Hammerle of the All-Girls Boy Choir are doing it all...Tags: Tina Turner, Tom Petty, Rock and Roll (genre), Music, Entertainment
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Personal musings on canvas
The exhibition "Music and Muses" is very personal for artist Christina Ramos. Her inspirations are family, Bible, music and natives from New Guinea, which she renders in a photo-realistic style, mastering the acrylic paint medium. Burbank's Creative...Tags: Guinea, Family, Burbank (Los Angeles, California)
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