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- Do your ears a favor! Explore Brazilian pop! - Salon
It pleases me greatly to pass your enthusiastic endorsement on to Salon readers. Too many people think new Brazilian music stopped with the relaxed and delicate samba of bossa nova, gorgeous as that was. But there is a hurricane of music going on in ...
- Czech Embaasy in Seoul to show "Spring in My Hometown" on Ewha Campus - The Seoul Times
Czech Embaasy in Seoul to show "Spring in My Hometown" on Ewha CampusThe Seoul Times, South Korea - 16 minutes agoI think TS Eliot thought that way too, which is why I liked his poetry. He thought that the romantic poets, like Wordsworth, always say one thing but the ...
- Davie: Non-perishable food items are needed to aid Haiti - Sun-Sentinel.com
Davie: Non-perishable food items are needed to aid HaitiSun-Sentinel.com, FL - 1 hour agoThe food drive will double as a cultural event, with poetry, music, food, and performers from Haiti and the Caribbean. The event is from noon to 5 pm Monday ...
- Aldeburgh Festival hosts opera premiere - East Anglian Daily Times
The world premiere of a new opera has become something of a tradition to mark the opening of The Aldeburgh Festival. This year proves to be no exception as tonight sees the first performance of Yannis Kyriakides' new opera Ocean of Rain, co ...
- Schedule For 'IMWYRT' - GoErie.com
Schedule For 'IMWYRT'GoErie.com, PA - 9 hours ago12, 2 to 3:30 pm Discussion of Robert Frost's poetry from 1923 and 1928 Aug. 19, 2 to 3:30 pm Discussion of Edna St. Vincent Millay's poetry from 1923. Aug. ...
- A retiring teacher - Albany Democrat Herald
A retiring teacherAlbany Democrat Herald, OR - 11 hours agoI remember writing papers and reading poetry. Mr. Monson had a great sense of humor, I thought. When I took two weeks off from school to go with my dad on a ...
- Op-Ed Contributor Send in the Latrines - New York Times
Op-Ed Contributor Send in the LatrinesNew York Times, United States - 1 hour agoThere’sa reason those two words aren’t in alphabetical order, and it’s not poetry. When it comes to prioritizing aid, water has always received the lion’s ...
- Vivaldi's familiar 'Four Seasons' seen in new light - Chicago Tribune
Gerard McBurney, the creative mastermind and spirited narrator of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra 's "Beyond the Score" series, realizes that even the most familiar music has plenty to teach the average listener. He had a wealth of unexpected insights ...
- Surfside honors Aventura man behind Elvis Presley hits (Miami Herald)
Almost 90, Sid Tepper is being honored for the songs he wrote for famous singers -- especially Elvis -- and he's still making music. He was honored Tuesday by the Town Commission in Surfside, where he lived for 35 years.
- At the library - Wicked Local Roslindale
At the libraryWicked Local Roslindale, MA - 16 hours agoOngoing poetry workshop: Since 1996, local poet Mary E. Joyce Waite has been guiding other aspiring poets during their Monday meetings at the West Roxbury ...
- Nathaniel Mackey's 'Bass Cathedral' Bubbles With Jazz - Orange County Weekly
F. Scott Fitzgerald’s “jazz age” aside, the relationship between America’s “indigenous” music—as jazz is often mistakenly referenced—and American literature is symbiotic, but somewhat murky. Michael Ondaatje’s Coming Through the ...
- Andrew O'Hagan asks if Barack Obama signals the return of hope (Guardian Unlimited)
An idea of the United States as idealistic and open has always captivated Andrew O'Hagan, even as America - with Britain in its wake - turned its back on decency. Does Barack Obama signal the return of hope?
- East Palo Alto to celebrate Juneteenth - Palo Alto Online
East Palo Alto will celebrate Juneteenth this weekend with a parade, music performances, activities and community speakers. The holiday -- which is traditionally observed on June 19 and emphasizes freedom, education and achievement -- began in 1895 ...
- Poetry in motion - Honolulu Star-Bulletin
WAILEA, Maui » It's not all about Laird. Indeed, Laird Hamilton, legendary surfer/god, stars in "Water Man," a poetic 55-minute film directed by Hawaii resident Don King with Sonny Miller and Jeff Hornbaker. But other elements add to the ...
- Mystery Deepens Over German Poet Schiller`s Skull - Javno
A painstaking two-year investigation to determine which of two skulls belonged to Friedrich Schiller has found neither is a match, prolonging a 180-year-old mystery over the celebrated German poet's remains. A team of international experts came to ...
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