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Black Violin at the Brown Theatre: What to know about Louisville show - Vimarsana News

Black Violin at the Brown Theatre: What to know about Louisville show

Classical music meets hip-hop with groundbreaking duo Black Violin. The innovative Grammy-nominated duo is heading to Louisville. Here's what to know.

Dynamic Duo: Black Violin set to preform at Alhambra Theatre - Vimarsana News

Dynamic Duo: Black Violin set to preform at Alhambra Theatre

Save the date folks. On Feb. 4, the dynamic duo Black Violin will be in town performing at the Alhambra Theatre. The show will begin at 7 p.m., while the

Eve Babitz: I Was a Naked Pawn For Art - Vimarsana News

Eve Babitz: I Was a Naked Pawn For Art

Being a true account of the day Marcel Duchamp put the West Coast Underground on the culture map by playing chess in Pasadena with the author, who was at the moment an unclothed young woman who would become Hollywood’s funkiest chronicler. 

The Captivating Harlem Swing Rhythms of Freddie Green, John Trueheart, Bernard Addison, Morris White, and Al Casey - Vimarsana News

The Captivating Harlem Swing Rhythms of Freddie Green, John Trueheart, Bernard Addison, Morris White, and Al Casey

Freddie Green is synonymous with swing guitar. Green enjoyed a 50-year career holding down the rhythm chair of Count Basie’s famed big band.

Take Five Celebrates Asian Pacific American Heritage Month with Stirring New Music - Vimarsana News

Take Five Celebrates Asian Pacific American Heritage Month with Stirring New Music

2 of 5  — Tomoko Omura 3 of 5  — Abe Lagrimas 4 of 5  — Min Xiao-Fen 5 of 5  — Taylor Ho Bynum Tomoko Omura, "Tomie's Blues" Born in Shizuoka, Japan and based in Brooklyn, NY, violinist Tomoko Omura has earned just acclaim for her command of the jazz tradition on her instrument, going back to Joe Venuti, Stéphane Grappelli and Stuff Smith. But she has also made a conscious and inspiring study of folkloric music from her homeland, notably on her albums Roots, in 2015, and Branches...

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