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Vocalist Shawn Monteiro To Visit Trinity-On-Main
Shawnn Monteiro, a smart, swinging vocalist, heads a triple-bill Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in New Britain as part of Trinity-on-Main's jazz series. "An Evening with Shawnn Monteiro" also features the power-packed sound of The Steve Lord Big Band and the...Tags: Glastonbury, Capital Community College, Broadway, Folklore and Mythology, Hartford (Hartford, Connecticut)
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Dave McKenna dies at 78; master jazz pianist performed primarily as soloist
Dave McKenna, a master jazz pianist who embraced the music of the Great American Songbook in fashioning a strong career primarily as a solo artist, has died. He was 78.
McKenna died Saturday at his home in State College, Pa., and had been battling lung...Tags: Death and Dying, Boston Red Sox, Diabetes, Diseases, North Carolina
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Neal Hefti dies at 85; former big band trumpeter, arranger and composer
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterNeal Hefti, a former big band trumpeter, arranger and composer who worked with Count Basie and Woody Herman and later composed the memorable themes for the movie "The Odd Couple" and the campy hit TV series "Batman," has died. He was 85. Hefti died...Tags: Reprise (movie), Oklahoma, New Jersey, Robin, Health and Safety at School
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Classical music season preview
Bach Festival Society Of Winter Park Listings information is subject to change. Performances of the Choral Masterworks Series are in the Knowles Memorial Chapel at Rollins College, 1000 Holt Ave., Winter Park. Single tickets are $20-$50; 407-646-2182 or...Tags: Folk Music, Mad Cow Theater, Christianity, Baptist, Broadway
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List of Grammy Award winners 2005
Album of the Year "Genius Loves Company," Ray Charles and various artists Record of the Year "Here We Go Again," Ray Charles and Norah Jones Song of the Year "Daughters," John Mayer Rock Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal "Vertigo," U2 Country...Tags: Randy Travis, Bruce Springsteen, Kanye West, Terence Blanchard, Brian Wilson
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The RedEye envelopes...
RedEyeChances are you didn't win a Grammy on Sunday. Our condolences. Maybe this will brighten your day: You didn't win any of these awards either. Weakest Excuse of the Night: E! co-host Kathy Griffin was late to the green carpet. "I was stuck in traffic,"...Tags: Clothing and Textiles Industry, Kanye West, Clive Davis, Brian Wilson, Christina Aguilera
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The Half of It
Half time entertainment at each of the 37 SuperBowl games since 1967: I Universities of Arizona and Michigan bands II Grambling State University band III "America Thanks," Florida A&M University IV "Mardi Gras," Carol Channing V Florida A&M band...Tags: Super Bowl, Louis Armstrong, Christina Aguilera, University of Florida, Gloria Estefan
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Show Time at the Apollo
STAFF WRITERElla Fitzgerald was discovered there. So was Sarah Vaughan, James Brown and the Jackson Five. Now the famed Apollo Theater in Harlem stands to be discovered itself by thousands of new visitors, with next Saturday's debut of the first open-ended show in...Tags: Louis Armstrong, Manhattan (New York City), Sarah Vaughan, Times Square, Restaurant and Catering Industry
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The Dance Calendar
Staff WriterSeptember 12 Evening Stars. Free outdoor dance festival presented by the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council and The Joyce Theater with companies, including American Ballet Theatre, Balletmet Columbus, Boston Ballet, Joffrey Ballet and the New York City...Tags: Garth Fagan, Long Island, Peter Gabriel, Louis Armstrong, Romare Bearden
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Jazz review, Sam Burckhardt at the Green Mill
Running a large jazz ensemble is no easy task these days, if only because of the economics involved. So give Chicago tenor saxophonist Sam Burckhardt credit for having the gumption to lead a nonet, particularly one as disciplined as the band he...Tags: Billy Strayhorn, Music, Green Mill, Sonny Rollins
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Frank Zappa: He did his Mothers proud
Sun Pop Music CriticThere was a story Frank Zappa liked to tell about the time in the late '60s when he and the Mothers of Invention were booked, along with Woody Herman's big band, to play a dinner for the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences.Seeing as these were...Tags: Pierre Boulez, California, Health and Safety at School, Bars and Clubs, Music
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