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Four Soloists Named for 41st Annual Messiah Sing Along Holiday Concert | Arts & Entertainment - Vimarsana News

Four Soloists Named for 41st Annual Messiah Sing Along Holiday Concert | Arts & Entertainment

Phillip McLendon conducts orchestra. Conductor Phillip McLendon has selected four soloists for this year’s Messiah Sing Along, 7:30 p.m., Dec. 12 at the

61st annual Reno Jazz Festival offers new ideas to SBCC bands - Vimarsana News

61st annual Reno Jazz Festival offers new ideas to SBCC bands

The end of the spring semester signals the return of finals for City College’s students, but for the music department, it is the greatly anticipated annual trip to the Reno Jazz Festival. After numerous hours of lengthy, diligent rehearsals, the zealous musicians prepared to display their hard work on Reno’s big stage. “The performance pressure...

UCSB Chamber Choir, Jazz Ensemble Perform Live via YouTube For First Time Since COVID Lockdowns - Vimarsana News

UCSB Chamber Choir, Jazz Ensemble Perform Live via YouTube For First Time Since COVID Lockdowns

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Music in Real Time - Vimarsana News

Music in Real Time

Music in Real Time Chamber Choir, Jazz Ensemble to perform live concerts via YouTube for first time since COVID lockdowns began By Jim Logan Santa Barbara, CA When the UC Santa Barbara Chamber Choir and the Jazz Ensemble perform in separate concerts via YouTube this week, the performers and audience will experience something novel: live music. With the campus closed and the limitations of Zoom, performing together for an audience is so early 2020. Like shaking hands and hugging, live shows feel like a relic from another time. But thanks to the magic of technology, they’re coming to a screen...

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