DOCSLIB.ORG

Elena Bartoff's Piano Students Perform

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Elena Bartoff's Piano Students Perform A WATCHUNG COMMUNICATIONS, INC. PUBLICATION The Westfield Leader and The Scotch Plains – Fanwood TIMES Thursday, August 18, 2011 Page 15 MusicFest Announces New Premiere Stages to Present Acts Including Neon Trees Story of Freedom Fighter UNION COUNTY – The Union Joining headliner Collective Soul UNION – Premiere Stages, the pro- with disabilities, students and groups County Board of Chosen Freehold- on Friday is Live’s Ed Kowalczyk, fessional theatre celebrating its sev- of 10 or more, and can be ordered at ers is proud to announce new addi- who has been performing solo since enth year in residence at Kean Univer- (908) 737-SHOW (7469). tions to the lineup for the 2011 Union leaving the band Live, in which he sity, continues its 2011 season with Premiere Stages offers air-condi- County MusicFest this September, was lead singer and primary Hannah, a stirring portrait of WWII tioned facilities and free parking. All including Neon Trees, Paul Rodgers songwriter. Live was an international freedom fighter Hannah Senesh by John facilities are fully accessible spaces. from Bad Company, Toad the Wet sensation, selling more than 20 mil- Wooten. Directed by Adam Patrons should call for a list of sign- Sprocket, and Live’s Ed Kowalczyk. lion albums with hits including Immerwahr, Hannah runs at the Zella interpreted, audio-described or open- MusicFest is a series of free outdoor “Lightening Crashes” and “I Alone”. Fry Theatre September 1 through 18. captioned performances. Large print concerts staged on all five days of the As the result of a burst of inspiration The exceptional cast features veter- programs are available at all times. upcoming Union County Fair from Kowalczyk’s debut solo album ans of Broadway, off-Broadway, tele- Publications in alternate formats and Wednesday, September 14 through Alive is a collection of powerful, vision and film including Liz Wisan, other assistive services are available Sunday, September 18 at Oak Ridge melodic rock songs that represents Alan Coates, Jean Tafler, Michael with advanced notice. Park in Clark. Kowalczyk’s renaissance as a vocal- Satow, Drew Hirshfield, Kayla Premiere Stages is made possible in Neon Trees, famous for their mad- ist and songwriter, while retaining Maisonet, Tony Mowatt and Maxwell part through funding from The New COOL TREAT…Branchburg resident Kelsey Hart, 8, a patient at PSE&G Eddy. Jersey State Council on the Arts, The cap theatricality and the blazing hot the searching lyrical qualities and Children’s Specialized Hospital in New Brunswick poses for a picture with Miss single “Animal,” will perform on emotional uplift that have made him America 2011, Teresa Scanlan and Kelsey’s sister Kaitlyn, 6. Based on actual events, Hannah tells Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, The Saturday’s bill with Blondie. Also beloved by fans the world over. the story of the poet turned war hero Provident Bank Foundation, The New taking the stage Saturday are Toad Sunday is Jersey Day at the Union who parachuted behind enemy lines, Jersey Theatre Alliance, and through the Wet Sprocket – named after a County Fair and the MusicFest stages Miss America 2011 Delivers and risked her life to help Jews escape the generous support of individual pa- Monty Python sketch – who came will be devoted to New Jersey talent, from Nazi occupied Hungary. The play trons. Premiere Stages is located on the out of California with a melodic featuring favorites the Smithereens is a moving and powerful portrayal of Kean University campus, 1000 Morris folk-pop sound that made them one and headliners Southside Johnny and Blizzards Hoping for Miracles a young woman’s fearless commitment Avenue, Union, N.J. to making the world a better place. For further information call (908) of the most successful alternative the Asbury Jukes. Additionally, the NEW BRUNSWICK —Teresa developmental delays, and life- rock bands of the 1990s, and Paul School of Rock Allstars will return Hannah is presented in partnerships 737-4092, email [email protected] Scanlan, Miss America 2011, a na- changing illnesses. The special Bliz- with The New Jersey Commission on or visit www.kean.edu/premierestages. Rodgers of Bad Company who has to the MusicFest stage with a Bruce tional goodwill ambassador for zards were donated by the Dairy sold in excess of 125 million records Springsteen tribute performance. Holocaust Education and Kean Children’s Miracle Network Hospi- Queen in Plainfield. University’s Jewish Studies and World and given us rock anthems such as For continuous updates on this tals, visited patients at PSE&G “It was a true pleasure visiting the “Can’t Get Enough” and “Ready for event visit theucfair.org, Affairs program, The Holocaust Re- Children’s Specialized Hospital on children here at PSE&G Children’s source Center, the Kean Masters pro- Love”. ucmusicfest.com, and August 11 and delivered Blizzard ice Specialized Hospital,” said Ms. Nicole Atkins and The Black Sea facebook.com/musicfest, or follow gram in Holocaust and Genocide Stud- cream treats during the sixth annual Scanlan. ies, the Human Rights Institute and the will once again return to the the County Fair and MusicFest on Dairy Queen Miracle Treat Day. Since 1989, Miss America title- MusicFest stage with her throaty vi- Twitter, ucnjmusicfest. Women’s Studies program. One dollar, or more from every holders have supported Children’s These collaborations are part of Pre- brato and lushly orchestrated pop Prospective vendors and spon- Blizzard Treat sold at participating Miracle Network Hospitals, helping songs and Mike Peters of the Welsch sors can contact Cherron Rountree, miere Stages’ Human Rights Initiative, locations will be donated to with fundraising and visiting hospi- an ongoing project that links perfor- Rock Band the Alarm will be per- Director, Union County Division Children’s Miracle Network Hospi- talized children. forming with the School of Rock of Intergovernmental Policy and mance with the exploration of human tals, a charity that raises funds for The Dairy Queen system is proud to rights and social justice. Hannah pro- Allstars in what is sure to be an event- Planning, (908) 527-4200, or 170 children’s hospitals across the be one of the top 10 contributors to ful day. [email protected]. vides a platform to explore the linger- United States and Canada. Children’s Miracle Network Hospi- ing effects of the Holocaust, to honor Children’s Specialized Hospital will tals, having raised $86 million since ™ both its victims and heroes, and to POPCORN receive all of New Jersey’s dona- 1984. Last year on Miracle Treat Day, remind patrons of the lessons learned. tions and will help the hospital pro- Dairy Queen locations across the A special performance on Septem- “Rise of the Planet of the Apes” vide life changing services to chil- United States and Canada raised nearly ber 8 includes a catered pre-show cel- dren affected by brain injury, spinal $5 million for 170 Children’s Miracle ebration of Hannah’s life at 6 p.m. in Gorilla Warfare cord injury, premature birth, autism, Network hospitals. the Kean Human Rights Institute gal- lery, a performance at 8 p.m. and a 2 and ½ popcorns champagne toast with the cast at 9:30 Photo courtesy of Jackie Schatell One Popcorn, Poor • Two Popcorns, Fair • Three Popcorns, Good • Four Popcorns, Excellent Award Winning Pianists p.m. Proceeds will benefit the Holo- OVER THE RAINBOW…Isabel Otis, By MICHAEL S. GOLDBERGER take on race relations, genetics now caust and Genocide Studies Programs 12, of Westfield, dons the balloon Film Critic rainbow hat, sword and shield that she trumps that as the flavor of choice. at Kean. Perform at Carnegie Hall Tickets to Hannah are $25, with created in her Balloon Art camp activity Listen to the folks at the monkey But whether or not this newest bit of at Camp Horizons in Livingston. cage: “They’re so much like us…just dramatic muckraking can check a bio WESTFIELD - Sondra Tammam, score of outstanding. Sophia and discounts available for seniors, patrons a chromosome or two different, you industry laying claim to all sorts of a Westfield pianist, has announced Maya Bacelar received gold 5 year know.” Fact is, it might as well be a curious proprietorships, the techno- that several of her students have won awards for their participation. Elena Bartoff’s Piano Students million chromosomes. But while paranoia tale is a tad old. prizes in competitions and performed Kristin Hauge and Alice Yue were simple old bacteria stands a better Also a bit passé is the self-depre- this spring at Carnegie (Weill) Hall. chosen to perform at the Morris chance of usurping the Earth, “Rise cating notion that, just because hu- The awards were a result of winning Museum as MEA Honors Recital Perform ‘Outstandingly’ of the Planet of the Apes” taps into man behavior is exasperating, inde- first prize and gold awards in the winners. the pseudo biology that perpetuates finable and ultimately unpredictable, Piano Teachers Society of America, Ms. Tammam, who is Co-Direc- SCOTCH PLAINS - The piano stu- all aspects - academics in particular - our fascination with this franchise. other members of the animal king- Golden Key 2011 Music Festival, the tor of the Dorothy Taubman Semi- dents of Elena Bartolf of Scotch Plains of their lives. But before climbing back into the dom would be far better stewards of Crescendo Competition, Music-Fest, nars at Temple University, recently performed at a public recital She uses the MEA auditions, where trees, know that this prequel is what the Earth. Surely a much simpler, and the Talented Young Musicians www.TaubmanSeminar.com is held at the First Baptist Church in each student must play from memory director Rupert Wyatt has termed a non-human primate could govern Competition.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Ed Kowalczyk Til VEGA Med Nyt Album Og Live-Klassikere
    2013-09-09 15:15 CEST Ed Kowalczyk til VEGA med nyt album og Live-klassikere Den tidligere Live-frontmand Ed Kowalczyks nye album, The Flood and the Mercy, udkommer i dag, den 9. september. I VEGA kan man høre både nye numre og Live-klassikere den 23. september. Frontmanden fra Live alene Den tidligere frontmand fra det store amerikanske rockband Live, Ed Kowalczyk, går på scenen i Store VEGA den 23. september til en siddende koncert. Aftenen er en del af Kowalczyks I Alone Acoustic-tour. Året efter Live gik fra hinanden i 2009, udgav Kowalczyk sit første soloalbum, Alive. Her fortsatte han stilen fra Live med gedigen sangskrivning, iørefaldende guitar- akkorder og sin dybe, intense vokal. Første single fra Kowalczyks spritnye album, The Flood and the Mercy, er nummeret "Seven", som kan høres her i denne teaser for albummet. Det er Europa, der først får adgang til albummet, da det udkommer her den 9. september, og først i USA sidst i oktober. I VEGA skulle der altså være god mulighed for at høre de helt nye kompositioner live. Nye sange og Live-klassikere på scenen Til sine solokoncerter spiller Ed Kowalczyk både sine nye numre fra Alive og The Flood and the Mercy, men også elskede klassikere fra Lives repertoire. Herfra kan man eksempelvis se frem til at høre "All Over You" og "Selling the Drama", som Ed Kowalczyk også optrådte med i Sydney i denne medrivende liveudgave: Se video på YouTube her Ed Kowalczyk / 23. september i Store VEGA (siddende koncert) - Læs mere og køb billet VEGA er et regionalt spillested med mere end 350 koncertarrangementer årligt på de tre scener: Store VEGA, Lille VEGA og Ideal Bar Live og +800 bands.
    [Show full text]
  • WORLDWIDE TOUR with MULTI-PLATINUM BAND +LIVE+ COMING to the MYSTIC AMPHITHEATER SEPTEMBER 16 Tickets on Sale April 6
    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE COUNTING CROWS 2018 “25 YEARS AND COUNTING” WORLDWIDE TOUR WITH MULTI-PLATINUM BAND +LIVE+ COMING TO THE MYSTIC AMPHITHEATER SEPTEMBER 16 Tickets on Sale April 6 PRIOR LAKE – APRIL 2, 2018 – Counting Crows are bringing their “25 Years and Counting” tour with special guest +LIVE+ to Mystic Lake’s outdoor Mystic Amphitheater at 8 p.m. Sunday, September 16. After more than two decades and 20 million albums sold globally, Counting Crows will celebrate 25 years of making music by hitting the road for a worldwide “25 Years and Counting” tour, starting with a 40+ city trek across North America this summer including a stop at Mystic Lake. Joining the tour is multi-platinum band +LIVE+. "The nice thing about having 25 years of music to celebrate and seven studio albums we absolutely love to choose from is that we can play a different show every night,” said Crows vocalist Adam Duritz. “The nice thing about touring with +LIVE+ is that we get to spend yet another summer with old friends who play great music. We can't wait!” +LIVE+ vocalist & guitarist Ed Kowalczyk echoed those sentiments: “+LIVE+ is beyond excited to get out on the road this summer and play for our fans. We are freshly reunited and performing with a confidence and ferocity that we can't wait for people to experience. The fact that we will be sharing the stage once again with the incomparable Counting Crows is icing on the cake!” In addition to celebrating 25 years of music in 2018, Duritz has also launched a new podcast, “Underwater Sunshine!”—a series of conversations between noted non-journalist Duritz and his pal, author and music journalist James Campion, about life, music, and whatever comes into their large and incredibly handsome brains.
    [Show full text]
  • Pop and Jazz Across the U.S. This Summer - Nytimes.Com 5/5/11 8:22 PM
    Pop and Jazz Across the U.S. This Summer - NYTimes.com 5/5/11 8:22 PM HOME PAGE TODAY'S PAPER VIDEO MOST POPULAR TIMES TOPICS Subscribe to The Times Welcome, andreakramer3 Log Out Help Search All NYTimes.com Music WORLD U.S. N.Y. / REGION BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY SCIENCE HEALTH SPORTS OPINION ARTS STYLE TRAVEL JOBS REAL ESTATE AUTOS ART & DESIGN BOOKS DANCE MOVIES MUSIC TELEVISION THEATER VIDEO GAMES Advertise on NYTimes.com Pop and Jazz Log in to see what your friends Log In With Facebook are sharing on nytimes.com. Privacy Policy | What’s This? What’s Popular Now The Inner Lives Pakistani Army of Wartime Chief Warns U.S. Photographers on Another Raid Richard Termine for The New York Times The cast of “Glee Live!,” whose North American tour begins May 21 in Las Vegas By AMANDA PETRUSICH Published: May 5, 2011 Alabama RECOMMEND TWITTER HANGOUT MUSIC FESTIVAL Blog E-MAIL Gulf Shores, May 20-22. Anyone Advertise on NYTimes.com PRINT ArtsBeat looking to combine two timeless The latest on the REPRINTS arts, coverage of summer pastimes — beach lounging Movies Update E-Mail live events, critical and festivalgoing — will be well SHARE Sign up for the latest movie news and reviews, sent reviews, multimedia every Friday. See Sample extravaganzas and served by the Hangout Music Festival, [email protected] much more. Join the discussion. which sets up on Alabama’s white Change E-mail Address | Privacy Policy More Arts News sand gulf shore for three days each Enlarge This Image summer. A boon for the less rustic http://www.nytimes.com/2011/05/08/arts/music/pop-and-jazz-across-the-us-this-summer.html?_r=1 Page 1 of 11 Pop and Jazz Across the U.S.
    [Show full text]
  • The Ithacan, 2003-04-03
    THURSDAY ITHACA, N.Y. A PRIL 3, 2003 36 PAGES, f REE VOLUME 70, NUMBER 24 The Newspaper for the Ithaca College Community WWW. ITHACA.EDU/ITHACAN CirCles residents claim harassntent BY ANN HARENDA workers take breaks. AND KATIE MOORE Tim Colbart, vice president of Staff Writers Integrated Acquisition and Devel­ opment Corp., the company in College Circle Apartment resi­ charge of the construction, said dents don 't mind if the construction Wednesday that he was complete­ workers whistle while they work, ly unaware of the problem but that as long as it is not at them. measures will be taken to prevent Several female Circles resi­ further incidents. dents told The Ithacan they have "We will certainly bring this to received offensive stares and re- the attention of the general con­ marks from tractor," he said. workers build- '' They are always "We'll be sure ing additional that . they un­ apartments at staring at me when derstand that this is the complex. just totally unac­ Alexandra they have their lunch ceptable and that Levinson, a this behavior will sophomore Cir- breaks ... I have to not be tolerated." des resident, Levinson said said she has had close the blinds, even that one day dur­ several encoun­ ing the week after ters with some of on nice days. '' spring break, she the construction decided to read workers near -ALEXANDRA LEVINSON outside on her her apartment. Sophom ore balcony. "They are al- "I was wearing a ways staring at me when they have tank top and a pair of shorts," she their lunch breaks," she said.
    [Show full text]
  • May 23-29, 2013
    MAY 23-29, 2013 -----------------------------Cover Story • Loretta Lynn --------------------------- The Belle of the Ballad By Evan Gillespie honesty, but it was also ruffles and span- Lynn, and she and Doo hit the road, playing gles. It was the beginning of a revolution in at radio stations to promote her record “I’m Quick. Name an actress you think should country music that has its conclusion more a Honky Tonk Girl.” play Loretta Lynn in a Broadway musical directly in Miranda Lambert than it does in When they got to Nashville, Lynn cap- version of the country singer’s life story. Deschanel or White. tured some more important attention, this Who comes immediately time from producer Owen to mind? Bet it isn’t Zooey Bradley, who was working Deschanel. The wide-eyed with Kitty Wells and Patsy cutie who likes to sing stan- Cline, among other hot acts dards and show tunes doesn’t of the day. Bradley took seem like a convincing fac- Lynn into the studio and be- simile of the hard-scrabble gan crafting her style; one of girl from Butcher Holler, but the results, 1962’s “Success,” Friday, June 14 • 8:00pm if all goes according to plan, was her first Top 10 single. Deschanel will portray Lynn Lynn’s stardom was when the musical biography built on down-home delivery, DAVID WILCOX of the world’s most famous but her style was anything $20 Adv., $25 D.O.S. coal miner’s daughter opens but modest. She was pugna- in NYC. cious, and she was eager to According to Deschanel, stand up for herself.
    [Show full text]
  • AP Courses Go by the Board a Delightful Event
    Page 13 Page 17 Avril Lavigne in OpEd: concert To walk or not to walk eat A Delightful Event Northside’s Spring Musical by Zahra Lalani times stay- B This year’s cast of the Spring ing as late at Musical comprises of unprecedent- 10 p.m.” edly few seniors. Despite this, the The seniors involved in the production cast felt that of “Little Women,” Rana Marks (Jo after each March), Adv. 810, Steven Solomon show they (Orchestra, Piano), Adv. 810, Joel grew stron- Rodriguez (Laurie), Adv. 808, John ger, and by Mussman (Mr. Lawrence), Adv. Sunday’s 806, and Jennifer Ceisel (Marmee show, ev- March), Adv. 800, unanimously eryone was The agree that “Little Women” is one of ready to step the best musical performances that outside their oof Northside has put together. comfort “Little Women” tells the story zones and of the four March girls, Meg (Annie try some- Vol. 9 No. 8 Northside College Preparatory High School April 2008 9 No. 8 Northside College Preparatory High School Vol. Mitran, Adv. 909), Jo (Marks), Beth thing new (Bethany Roeschley, Adv. 906), and with their Amy (Mary Mussman, Adv. 109) charac- and how they remain courageous ters. John in the face of adversity, despite the Mussman H many trials and tribulations that did a little come their way. The story takes dance while place in 19th century Concord, Roeschley Massachusetts. Their father is away played at war and prospects of a festive the piano. Christmas are dim due to financial Marks near- The four March girls, played by Bethany Roeschely, Adv.
    [Show full text]
  • The Final Cut
    DECEMBER 31, 2001 VOLUME 16 #2 The Final Cut Plotting World Domination from Altoona Otherwise…CD/Tape/Culture analysis and commentary with D’Scribe, D’Drummer, Da Boy, D’Sebastiano’s Doorman, Da Common Man, D’ Big Man, Al, D’Pebble, Da Beer God and other assorted riff raff… D'RATING SYSTEM: 9.1-10.0 Excellent - BUY OR DIE! 4.1-5.0 Incompetent - badly flawed 8.1-9.0 Very good - worth checking out 3.1-4.0 Bad - mostly worthless 7.1-8.0 Good but nothing special 2.1-3.0 Terrible - worthless 6.1-7.0 Competent but flawed 1.1-2.0 Horrible - beyond worthless 5.1-6.0 Barely competent 0.1-1.0 Bottom of the cesspool abomination! SEPTEMBER 11, 2001. At this point in time, there isn’t much I can possibly say about that date that hasn’t already been said time and time again…It looked like a Hollywood disaster movie, but it was real. And while the air crash in Somerset County didn’t get quite the ink or attention of the New York or D.C. terrorist attacks, it brought terrorism home right to our backyard. Nobody is immune or totally safe anymore. Thus far, I’m giving a huge thumbs up to President Bush and our government in their actions in the wake of the attacks. I don’t like war any more than anybody else, but when somebody violates thousands of lives and does so on American soil, something needs to be done. And I approve of the approach thus far – this is a huge criminal investigation.
    [Show full text]
  • PDF of This Issue
    MIT's The eather Oldest and Largest Today: unny, clear, 75°F (24°C) Tonight: Clear, 55°F (13°C) ewspaper Tomorrow: Clear, 73°F (23°C) Details, Page 2 Volume 121 umber 48 02139 Tuesday, October 2, 2001 2005 Class Elections Institute Dedicates New Dorm the new dormitory make toward Vest aid. By Maral Shamloo Finish After Re-Ballot housing graduate students on cam- The new donn houses about 120 MIT finally dedicated the new pus. first year graduate students in stu- graduate dormitory at 224 Albany "The opening of 224 Albany St. dio-style apartments. Each has a Alejandro Removed Following Complaints treet, commonly known as The is a huge step toward one of MIT's small kitchen and bathroom. Warehouse. longstanding goals to accommodate By Jing-Helen Tang removal was "unfortunate." MIT President Charles M. Ve t 50 percent of graduate students on inor con truction continue STAFF REPORTER '1 thought [Alejandro's removal] spoke at yesterday's ceremony, campu , and al 0 part of general Most residents were temporarily After re-running paper balloting, wa absurd," Kanamori aid. Ale- noting the ignificant contribution physical enhancement of campu ," housed in the University Park the Class of 2005 has elected Daniel jandro reportedly pasted a campaign Hotel while contractors finished F. Kanamori '05 president and poster to his shirt while in Lobby construction. The building is fully Rohit Gupta '05 treasurer. 10, which Kanamori said "may be occupied now, but work still con- All other offices were decided on excessive but by no means enough tinue . Thursday, but the Undergraduate to take hi name off." "All the rooms were ready Association Judicial Review Board lejandro was upset by the deci- when we moved in, but communal voted to invalidate Thursday's paper sion.
    [Show full text]
  • To Download Summer Brochure 2014
    July 10 STAMFORD KC & The Sunshine Band DOWNTOWN KC & The Sunshine Band is still as widely popular today as they were when they first danced into the music scene 40 years ago. Harry Wayne Casey – KC for short – developed a unique fusion of R&B and funk, with a hint of a Latin percussion groove, giving us SUMMER an impressive string of hits like “Get Down Tonight,” “That’s The Way (I Like It)” and “Shake Your Booty.” With sales of over 100 million records, three Grammy Awards and an American Music 2014 Award, KC & The Sunshine Band was one of the most progressive bands of the 70’s and is credited with changing the sound of modern pop music! www.heykcsb.com Wake Up Paradise Talent of www.wakeupparadise.com KUNJAN COLLECTIVE Sponsored by 75 Tresser www.kunjancollective.com KC & The Sunshine Band $10 Entrance Fee, 12 and under Free. FOREIGNER 2012 Barenaked Ladies Alive@Five NEW THIS YEAR! Jazz Up July Street Seats July 17 Sponsored by Woodloch Pines ARTWALK Barenaked Ladies On the occasion of the band's 25th anniversary, Barenaked Ladies are French Market celebrating with a new album, Grinning Streak. The whole of Grinning Between 5-6pm Streak unfolds with the signature blend of immediacy, tunefulness and witty sophistication that made BNL hits such as "Pinch Me,” A Grand Summer Night "Brian Wilson," "If I Had $1,000,000" and the chart-topping "One – $5 Entrance Fee Week" modern-day classics. On the heels of the album's release, the Barenaked Ladies will embark on the latest iteration of the summer Stamford Tables Summer Restaurant Weeks – $5 Beer & Wine tours that formed such a big part of its enduring appeal.
    [Show full text]
  • Between Wilson .And Widener
    Football Involvement Review Sports Wrap-Up Fair Opinion On Campus Page 4 Eagles Parking Interview Page3 Page 2 PageS PageS THE DO E Student ~wspaper of Widener llniversity Volume 51INumber 2 Friday, September 19, 1997 "Broken trust" between Wilson .and Widener By Anthony Leone "It's a broken trust," Wilson said, Assistant News· Editor going on to say she feels Widener broke its promise to keep the house a dignified The Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority has place. She also said that relations moved into new quarters this year - a between her and the university are closed. house 13th and Potter streets that used to ''I'll have nothing to do with that house the university art museum. Not school again," she said. everyone is happy about it. Rebecca Warda, collections manager Eleanor Wilson, a Massachusetts for the art museum, said the museum had woman whose family used to own the to be moved out of the house. The envi­ home, is upset that the university will no ronment was too damp and the lights had longer use it as an art museum. to be placed too close to the paintings, Wilson's mother, Florence Wetherill she said. Both conditions can damage Wilson, left the house to St. Paul's works of art. In the new museum, she Episcopal Church when she died in 1980. said, the lights are a good distance away Church officials felt they could not afford from the paintings and there is a better the home, so they approached Wilson storage area to keep the art work safe.
    [Show full text]
  • +LIVE+ and BUSH Celebrate 25Th Anniversary of Iconic Albums Throwing Copper and Sixteen Stone with Co- Headline Tour Hitting Arenas and Outdoor Amphitheaters
    March 5, 2019 +LIVE+ And BUSH Celebrate 25th Anniversary Of Iconic Albums Throwing Copper And Sixteen Stone With Co- Headline Tour Hitting Arenas And Outdoor Amphitheaters ALT-IMATE HITS-PACKED SUMMER TOUR KICKS OFF JUNE 6 IN MASHANTUCKET Tickets On Sale To General Public Starting Friday, March 15th at LiveNation.com LOS ANGELES, March 5, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Seminal rock bands +LIVE+ and BUSH are joining forces for The ALT-IMATE Tour, a high-powered co-headline summer run that will see these two iconic acts celebrating the 25th anniversary of their respective landmark albums Throwing Copper and Sixteen Stone. Produced by Live Nation, this hits-packed road show will hit arenas and outdoor amphitheaters in 33 cities across the country, kicking off June 6th in Mashantucket, CT with stops in Boston, Los Angeles, Atlanta and more before wrapping September 8th in Rochester, MI at Meadow Brook Amphitheatre. "We are thrilled to be touring this summer with LIVE," says BUSH frontman Gavin Rossdale. "The wealth and depth of songs from both bands should provide a great night of music. Looking forward to seeing you all this summer." "Bush is a great band and Gavin is a super passionate singer and performer. I'm really looking forward to spending the summer with them," said +LIVE+ frontman Ed Kowalczyk. "I know the fans are going to get one hell of a show." Released in 1994 and fueled by blockbuster No. 1 singles "Lightning Crashes," "Selling The Drama," "Glycerine," "Comedown" and "Machinehead," breakthrough albums Throwing Copper and Sixteen Stone sold more than 20 million albums combined.
    [Show full text]
  • AXS TV Schedule for Mon. August 11, 2014 to Sun. August 17, 2014
    AXS TV Schedule for Mon. August 11, 2014 to Sun. August 17, 2014 Monday August 11, 2014 4:30 PM ET / 1:30 PM PT 6:00 AM ET / 3:00 AM PT Rock Legends Baltic Coasts Rod Stewart - Rod Stewart took to the blues circuit early in his career and became the first Orchards and Big Cities - From Bremerhaven, the route takes along the Elbe River to Ham- solo artist to achieve the number 1 position in both the US and the UK after releasing his burg harbour, Germany’s gate to the world. In the mouth of the river, life revolves around the 3rd album, Every Picture Tells A Story. Rock Legends Rod Stewart tells the story of one of tides. Erhard Djuren gets to his bow nets in the middle of the mudflats - by dog sleigh. Britain’s enduring rock stars. 8:00 AM ET / 5:00 AM PT 5:00 PM ET / 2:00 PM PT Baltic Coasts MOCKpocalypse Magical Islets - From the mouth of the River Elbe this episode’s route leads us to Germany’s Crotch Rock - Get unique perspectives on topics in the world of music through the filter of only high-sea island, Heligoland, and all the way up to the coast of North Frisia. A unique comedic minds like Ryan Stout, Dave Holmes, David Park, Neil Garguilo and more. world, which changes its face twice a day - floods at high tide and mudflats at low tide. 5:30 PM ET / 2:30 PM PT 9:00 AM ET / 6:00 AM PT Nothing But Trailers Rick Steves’ Europe Sometimes the best part of the movie is the preview! So AXS TV presents a half hour of Noth- London: Mod and Trad - London is quintessentially English...yet cosmopolitan.
    [Show full text]