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Classically Trained: Pacific Symphony records score to 'Diablo III'
The classically trained ranks of the Pacific Symphony have made their way into a seemingly unlikely place: a computer game. But not just any game — the hotly anticipated "Diablo III." More than 100 musicians from the orchestra recorded the game'...Tags: Gaming, Music, Apple iTunes, Culture, Media Industry
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Classically Trained: OCC choral program gets matching donation
The good news from Orange Coast College's music department just keeps coming. First, it was word about the school's Chamber Singers performing in Carnegie Hall earlier this month. Now, a donor has come forward to match contributions to the Costa Mesa...Tags: Christianity, Music, Politics, Culture, Arts and Culture
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Classically Trained: OCC Chamber Singers take New York
The times they are a-singin', especially in Newport-Mesa. The Orange Coast College Chamber Singers returned this week from a trip to New York City. The group of 31 singers — comprised of voice, instrumental and composition majors, as well as...Tags: Music, New York City, Education, California State University, Fullerton, Colleges and Universities
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Reporter's Notebook: The New York Philharmonic, my grandma and her 'Uncle Solly'
The two strangers leafed through the scrapbook, their memories of a man in common flowing like the airy music that earlier filled the hall. There they were, backstage at the Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall after Tuesday night's Philharmonic...
Tags: Music, Classical Music (genre), Staten Island (New York City), Culture, Manhattan (New York City)
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Artist to debut documentary at film festival
Wyland seethed. Five days after an explosion at the Deepwater Horizon offshore rig in April 2010 killed 11 oil platform workers, the Laguna Beach marine artist was in a boat in Gulf of Mexico waters off the Louisiana coast, surveying the environmental...
Tags: Music, Environmental Issues, Romance (genre), Drugs and Medicines, Conservation
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Pacific Symphony musicians play during CdM blood drive
Any nerves of being poked with a needle were likely calmed by some Beethoven during a blood drive Wednesday afternoon in Corona del Mar. With Pacific Symphony musicians in one corner and medical equipment in the other, some 60 people came, heard and...
Tags: Music, American Red Cross, Human Body, Blood, Culture
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Harbor View brings Copland to life
Anybody who doesn't know who Aaron Copland is should have been at Harbor View Elementary School on Friday. Students from kindergarten to sixth grade at the Newport Beach campus paid tribute to the influential American composer through a performance...
Tags: Music Theater, Music, Students, Education, Culture
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Taking the cliche out of the love story
"Songs for Amy," the debut feature film from Irish director Konrad Begg that premiered this week at the Newport Beach Film Festival, opens with a quotation. "After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music." Begg...
Tags: Music, Romance (genre), Sean Maguire, Arts and Culture, Entertainment
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Classically Trained: Getting ready for some musical Shakespeare
Editor's note: This column is the third in a series about Bradley Zint's participation in OC Can You Play With Us?, an initiative where he and other Orange County amateur musicians will play alongside the Pacific Symphony professionals. The columns will...Tags: Entertainment Events, Music Theater, Music, Theater, Culture
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Classically Trained: O.C., can you play? Yes, we can
Editor's note: This column is the fourth and final in a series about Bradley Zint's participation in OC Can You Play With Us?, an initiative where he and other amateur musicians played alongside the Pacific Symphony professionals. * One of those...
Tags: Music, James Taylor, Culture, Arts and Culture, Entertainment
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Classically Trained: As they say, practice makes perfect
Editor's note: This column is the second in a series about Bradley Zint's participation in OC Can You Play With Us?, an initiative where he and other Orange County amateur musicians will play alongside the Pacific Symphony professionals. The columns...Tags: Music, U.S. Postal Service, Culture, Arts and Culture, Entertainment
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'Quartet' a legend — for a day
"Well, it's one for the money, Two for the show, Three to get ready, Now go, cat, go." —Carl Perkins, "Blue Suede Shoes" * On Dec. 4, 1956, musical top dog Elvis Presley dropped into a jam session at his former Memphis record label, where Carl...
Tags: Entertainment Events, Music, Sam Phillips, The Ed Sullivan Show (tv program), Jerry Lee Lewis
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