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Memorial Day Spiedies

suerupright wrote 2 hours ago: When I was a kid we had a backyard picnic every Memorial Day weekend. These were family events with … more →

Tags: Food, Binghamton, food, grilling, MEMORIAL DAY, Pancho's Pit, picnic, Roadfood Sandwiches, Southern Tier

World-Acclaimed Pianist Jeffrey Kahane

Nancy B. Allen wrote 2 weeks ago: [ooyala code="F2dmNkYjpOtvFALnd-xxDf2NoVASQMTb" player_id="ffbcf8e010eb4c238d3dda4eb935d806"] Multi- … more →

Tags: Live at 9, Iris Orchestra, jeffrey kahane, World-Acclaimed Pianist, germantown performing arts center

jOBS: The Story Behind Apple

Patterson Anna wrote 3 months ago: The most impressive aspect of “jOBS,” directed by Joshua Michael Stern, was the fact that every char … more →

Tags: sundance 2013, Steve Jobs, Apple, Ashton Kutcher, Jobs

Today's Foodism: The Simple Pleasure of Bread

valbarda wrote 5 months ago: Image courtesy Witthaya Phonsawat / FreeDigitalPhotos.net Without bread all is misery. ~William Cobb … more →

Tags: foodisms, dec 2012, foodisms, Bread, william cobbett, Roadfood, Wave Hill Breads Bakery & Cafe, Pain de Campagne

Kansas City's Symphonic Opener 2012-132 comments

David McInerny wrote 7 months ago: Helzberg Hall was buzzing with opening-weekend energy, and everyone, including the mayor of Kansas C … more →

Tags: Music, Kauffman Center, Helzberg Hall, Kansas City Symphony, tchaikovsky concerto in d major opus 35, adam schoenberg, finding rothko, Modest Mussorgsky, Emerson Lake Palmer

The Ralph Walker Resurrection Continues: 435 West 50th Street, Developer's Latest Art Deco Gem, Under Way with Starwood

mchabanobserver wrote 9 months ago: In an unassuming corner of the city, perhaps the last one left, an under-appreciated brick building … more →

Tags: 435 West 50th Street, Cetra/Ruddy, development, Far West Side, Hell's Kitchen, JDS Development, PMG, slideshow, walker tower

Rain can’t dampen vibrant performance from CSO, Stern, Peled

The Chautauquan Daily wrote 10 months ago: Amit Peled, guest soloist on cello, joined the CSO and Stern in a performance of Shostakovich’s Cell … more →

Tags: Guest Critic Reviews, Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra, Amit Peled, Cs, Donald Rosenberg

Captain Stern expertly steers CSO in Tuesday’s waterborne outing

The Chautauquan Daily wrote 10 months ago: The Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra performed a water-inspired repertoire Tuesday evening in the Amphi … more →

Tags: Guest Critic Reviews, Greg Funka, John Chacona, Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra, water matters, Cs

Stern and Peled reunite in the Amp with Shostakovich cello concerto

The Chautauquan Daily wrote 10 months ago: Guest conductor Michael Stern leads the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra Tuesday evening in the Ampithe … more →

Tags: Symphony, Greg Funka, Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra, Kelsey Burritt, Amit Peled, amphitheater, Cs

Stern brings historian’s perspective to conducting; returns to lead CSO through seafaring repertory

The Chautauquan Daily wrote 10 months ago: Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra assistant principal cellist Jolyon Pegis and principal cellist Chaim Z … more →

Tags: Symphony, Kelsey Burritt, amphitheater, lauren rock, water matters, Cs

Symphony embarks on a second season under many batons

The Chautauquan Daily wrote 11 months ago:   The Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra performs last season in the Amphitheater. Daily file photo … more →

Tags: Symphony, Alexander Gavrylyuk, Alexander Schimpf, Amit Peled, Andrew Litton, Buffalo Philharmonic Chorus, Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra, Clara-Jumi Kang, Daniil Trifonov

Symphony Season at the Kauffman Center

David McInerny wrote 11 months ago: Kansas City unveiled its new performing arts center this year, and this weekend marks the end of the … more →

Tags: Music, Kauffman Center, Joshua Bell, beethoven's 9th, Saint-Saens

KC Star Review: Hartke's 'Muse of the Missouri' Premiere

lkmp1 wrote 11 months ago: The Kansas City Symphony’s world premiere performance of Muse of the Missouri by Stephen Hartk … more →

Tags: Archived Posts, Stephen Hartke, Lauren Keiser Music Publishing, Keiser Classical, World Premiere, Kansas City Symphony, Muse of the Missouri, press

Ashton Kutcher Playing Steve Jobs in Upcoming Biopic

emilyterfehr wrote 1 year ago: Image from TMZ So, apparently I missed the news that a biopic about Steve Jobs is already in the wor … more →

Tags: Movies, Biopic, Steve Jobs, sony pictures, Walter Isaacson, variety, Ashton Kutcher, TMZ, Matt Whiteley

Ashton Kutcher is Steve Jobs

TSHO says wrote 1 year ago: I’ve been assured that this isn’t an April Fools’ Day prank, neither are we being … more →

Tags: movie gossip, Hot News, Headlines, All, Apple, Steve Jobs, Ashton Kutcher, Steve Jobs biopic, Creative Entrepreneurs

Ashton Kutcher will play Steve Jobs in an upcoming movie

Elie Chahine wrote 1 year ago: Ashton Kutcher will play Steve Jobs in an upcoming indie movie. This seems like an April’s Fools jok … more →

Tags: Tech, Movies, movies, Apple, Celebrities, Entertainment, Ashton Kutcher, Ashton Kutcher will play Steve Jobs in an upcoming movi, Steve Jobs

Curtis Celebrates Composers And Guest Artists

amyparmenter wrote 1 year ago: PHILADELPHIA (CBS) - The Curtis Symphony Orchestra celebrates Curtis composers and guest artists. Cl … more →

Tags: watch & listen, Audio, Heard On, Love The Arts, Kimmel Center, Stasia DeMarco, verizon hall, Tchaikovsky, jonathan biss

I Officiated a Big Gay Wedding—and I Liked It3 comments

jhanasobserver wrote 1 year ago: Michael and Ken with the author. “I just want you to know you’ve won the lottery,” an unfamiliar voi … more →

Tags: gay marrriage, Kenneth Alpert

Michael Hart, eBook Inventor, Dies At 64

artwales wrote 1 year ago: Michael Stern Hart was born in Tacoma, Washington on March 8, 1947. He died on September 6, 2011 in … more →

Tags: Articles, Computers, Free, Automatic Translation, computer disk drives, computing power, course computers, Death Project, different languages


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