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- Sam Ash Music Holds an Electronica Contest on talenttrove.com
- ‘Poetry’ premiere triumphant with music ensemble
- SCG board agrees to buy electronic bulletin boards
Music Review | Alarm Will Sound A Classical Approach to Electronic …
New York Times
Since Alarm Will Sound’s roster includes several composers arranging these pieces is done entirely in house. Mostly the group slips these transcriptions into programs otherwise devoted to composers with more solidly classical pedigrees but it occasionally devotes an evening almost entirely to its adventures in electronica as it did on Wednesday evening at.
Amsterdam Dance Event Announces First Festival Names
Skiddle.com
000 music lovers and 2. 000 music professionals from around the globe. During the four days of the festival music lovers are able to choose from 40 different venues and over 700 DJs and live acts performing. The Amsterdam Dance Event has grown into one of the most important electronic music conferences and showcase festivals offering both the worldwide music industry and individual music lovers the latest trends and developments on electronic music scene.
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Sam Ash Music Holds an Electronica Contest on talenttrove.com
New Brunswick Home News Tribune
Registered TalentTrove members will be able to enter the contest by creating tracks that employ electronic music instruments in its production. Excited to provide the prizes for this contest Paul Ash President of Sam Ash Music says “I support TalentTrove’s services to people with talent”The grand prizewinner will be awarded a $250 gift certificate for Sam Ash Music and one runner-up will also receive a $100 gift certificate for Sam Ash Music. What you need to know:Qualifying content consists of dance music featuring extensive use of synthesizers electronic percussion and samples of recorded music or soundThe submission period for this contest will start at 12:00 pm EST on August 5 2009Submission period ends at 12 pm EST on August 26 2009The voting period will start at 12 pm EST on August 28 2009Voting ends at 12 pm on September 14 2009″Sam Ash’s sponsorship of this contest on TalentTrove. com provides all contestants with increased exposure to the music industry and presents them with the opportunity to express their skill and advance their career” said Jaime McGee Director of Marketing at TalentTrove.
‘Poetry’ premiere triumphant with music ensemble
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
The premiere Friday night at City Theatre on the South Side featured the charismatic performance of baritone Timothy Jones with Kevin Noe leading the ensemble. The concert opened with Cineshape 3 a trio by Amy Williams which makes interesting use of sonorities produced by striking metallic percussion instruments placed on the strings of a grand piano. Clarinetist Campbell MacDonald solo performance of Russell Pinkston’s Gerrymander was mixed with compelling electronic sounds that included doubling his lines. George Crumb’s “Eleven Echoes of Autumn” was the evening’s modern classic. Written in 1966 it is by turns fragile and dynamic. Guest pianist Conor Hanick was both scrupulous and poetic and thoroughly integrated in the ensemble’s sensitivity. More Music headlines.
SCG board agrees to buy electronic bulletin boards
YourWestValley.com
The Sun City Grand board of directors has approved the purchase of electronic bulletin boards for two recreation centers in the community. The 52-inch LCD television screens will be purchased by the Drama and Comedy Club and the Music Club and replace marquee poster locations at the Cimarron Center and Chaparral Center. The electronic bulletin boards will be devoted to drama and music club events. “While our posters are attractive they receive almost no attention from those who pass by into the meeting rooms” said Tom Piemme Drama and Comedy Club president in a proposal submitted to the board. “They are part of the landscape. He estimated the costs to be no more than $4000 for the marquees and two computers which will run the images on the marquees. As part of the agreement members of the Sun City Grand Wood Shop will design and install cabinets to store the computer equipment and Community Association staff will provide labor for the installation of the systems.
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