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Four young choreographers showcase their work
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Four young choreographers showcase their work
It wasn’t actually planned that way, but last month in the space of a week, Boston College’s Gaelic Roots series hosted two of the most celebrated Irish fiddle players of the past five decades. On Nov. 2, Frankie Gavin and accompanist Catherine McHugh performed in BC’s Connolly House, and then on Nov. 9, Kevin Burke played solo in the very same place.Gavin’s appearance had
The Penguin Cafe Orchestra successors’ fifth album is a tribute to pandemic perseverance that’s long on uplifting strings but short on experimentation.
ABBA – The Visitors ABBA, the Swedish pop quartet best known for their upbeat and lively 70s hits, set a starker tone for the moody, synthesizer-driven bands that would flourish in the 80s. AC/DC – For Those About to Rock (We Salute You) Continuing on from the momentum of Back in Black, For Those About to Rock (We Salute You) refined the Australian hard rock’s band formula and gave them their first No. 1 album in America. Adam and the Ants – Prince Charming Music videos for the title track and “Stand and Deliver,” both UK number one hits, made the flamboyantly costumed Adam Ant ...