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Local Tenor Todd Wilander Joins The Verdi Chorus To Celebrate Its Namesake Composer, Plus Strauss

Local Tenor Todd Wilander Joins The Verdi Chorus To Celebrate Its Namesake Composer, Plus Strauss

Posted by By steve.simmons0211 April 25, 2023Posted inMusic
Arcadia native Todd Wilander will show what makes him a popular leading tenor with opera companies around the world when he joins The Verdi Chorus and three other soloists for…
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Music At The Odyssey Celebrates Musical Theatre Icons Rodgers & Hammerstein, and More

Posted by By steve.simmons0211 March 30, 2023Posted inMusic, Theatre
The Odyssey Theatre Ensemble’s stage will be alive with the sounds of Rodgers & Hammerstein and other giants of the American musical theatre when it continues its popular Music at…
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Spanish Guitar Sensation Twanguero Takes Fans To The Jungle With New Album, Launching This Month

Spanish Guitar Sensation Twanguero Takes Fans To The Jungle With New Album, Launching This Month

Posted by By steve.simmons0211 March 26, 2022Posted inMusic
By Steve Simmons - Posted at 10:45 p.m., March 25, 2022 Spanish guitar phenomenon El Twanguero is taking his devoted fan base to the jungle. Known for his blending of…
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Drummer Stix Hooper Set To Honor Songstress Ernestine Anderson, Launch Radio Show And Release New Music

Drummer Stix Hooper Set To Honor Songstress Ernestine Anderson, Launch Radio Show And Release New Music

Posted by By steve.simmons0211 October 30, 2021Posted inMusic
By Steve Simmons Pioneering drummer Nesbert “Stix” Hooper, founding member of The Jazz Crusaders, later The Crusaders, whose nearly seven-decade career has seen him play with dozens of jazz luminaries…
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Los Angeles Jewish Symphony To Celebrate ‘Women’s Voices, Women’s Souls’ In Sunday Concert

Los Angeles Jewish Symphony To Celebrate ‘Women’s Voices, Women’s Souls’ In Sunday Concert

Posted by By steve.simmons0211 October 11, 2021Posted inMusic
By Steve Simmons - posted at 5:58 p.m., Sunday, Oct. 10, 2021 The Los Angeles Jewish Symphony (LAJS) continues its return to live performances with a celebration of Jewish women…
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In ‘Sinatra: RAW,’ Richard Shelton To Present An Unvarnished Look At The Iconic Singer

In ‘Sinatra: RAW,’ Richard Shelton To Present An Unvarnished Look At The Iconic Singer

Posted by By steve.simmons0211 January 14, 2021Posted inMusic, Theatre
Richard Shelton as Frank Sinatra. Photo Courtesy Richard Shelton By Steve Simmons - published 11:31 p.m., Jan. 13, 2021 Richard Shelton is bringing Frank Sinatra back to Beverly Hills. The…
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In ‘Tchaikovksy-Live From Florence’ Hershey Felder Shows How The City Rescued A Tortured Composer

In ‘Tchaikovksy-Live From Florence’ Hershey Felder Shows How The City Rescued A Tortured Composer

Posted by By steve.simmons0211 December 17, 2020Posted inMusic, Theatre
Hershey Felder as Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky. Photo courtesy Hershey Felder Presents By Steve Simmons - Posted at 10:45 a.m., Dec. 17, 2020 The great Romantic-era composer of beloved ballets and…
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Rex & Friends Creates Rockin’ Holiday Video, Adapts To Pandemic And Sets Louis Braille Musical

Rex & Friends Creates Rockin’ Holiday Video, Adapts To Pandemic And Sets Louis Braille Musical

Posted by By steve.simmons0211 December 15, 2020Posted inMusic, Theatre
Performers in Rex & Friends include Michael Gourzis and Crysten Craig (inset) and back from left, Alan Davis, Igor Zaninovich, Patrick Story, August McAdoo and Jonetta Ward with Rex Lewis-Clack…
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Singer Fleece Kawasaki Helps Grand Park And Community Celebrate ‘Easy Mornings’ And Public Spaces

Singer Fleece Kawasaki Helps Grand Park And Community Celebrate ‘Easy Mornings’ And Public Spaces

Posted by By steve.simmons0211 September 25, 2020Posted inMusic
Fleece Kawasaki (Kiazi Halpern) in L.A.'s Grand Park. By Steve Simmons - published 10:18 p.m., Sept. 24, 2020 Singer/guitarist Kiazi Halpern, known as the performer Fleece Kawasaki, is a strong…
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Barbara Morrison To Present Virtual Induction Ceremony, Concert to Benefit New California Jazz & Blues Museum and Performing Arts Complex

Barbara Morrison To Present Virtual Induction Ceremony, Concert to Benefit New California Jazz & Blues Museum and Performing Arts Complex

Posted by By steve.simmons0211 September 19, 2020Posted inMusic
Barbara Morrison. Photo by Tony Maddox UPDATED - March 23, 2022 Barbara Morrison died March 16, 2022 in Los Angeles. She was 72. The first of what are expected to…
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