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Month: November 2013

From Bach to Heavy Metal, Simple Measures Celebrates All Things Cello
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From Bach to Heavy Metal, Simple Measures Celebrates All Things Cello

At Town Hall, three local cellists joined cello superstar Matt Haimovtiz onstage for an eclectic program of music ranging from Bach to heavy metal. The performance was the first of the season for Simple Measures, a chamber music concert series that emphasizes a casual, fun format. Continue reading From Bach to Heavy Metal, Simple Measures Celebrates All Things Cello

Where to Eat Chinese Food for Thanksgiving in Seattle (Are You Ready for Some Football?)
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Where to Eat Chinese Food for Thanksgiving in Seattle (Are You Ready for Some Football?)

Let’s talk turkey. If you don’t care about the bird, or don’t want the bother, do as I do each year: celebrate Thanksgiving at a Chinese restaurant. Here are a few recommendations in or close to Seattle’s International District. Continue reading Where to Eat Chinese Food for Thanksgiving in Seattle (Are You Ready for Some Football?)

No Silver Lining in “Sunlight JR.”
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No Silver Lining in “Sunlight JR.”

Matt Dillon as Richie and Naomi Watts as Melissa in SUNLIGHT JR.Photo Credit – Gravitas Ventures and Samuel Goldwyn Films … Continue reading No Silver Lining in “Sunlight JR.”

A Remarkable Young Quartet in Modigliani
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A Remarkable Young Quartet in Modigliani

The Emerson String Quartet came to mind more than once during the performance by the Modigliani Quartet at Meany Theater … Continue reading A Remarkable Young Quartet in Modigliani

SYSO: An Astonishing Young Orchestra in our Midst
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SYSO: An Astonishing Young Orchestra in our Midst

Over every five years or so, the Seattle Youth Symphony Orchestra experiences 100% turnover. How many musical groups contend with … Continue reading SYSO: An Astonishing Young Orchestra in our Midst

Woodinville: A How-To for Seattle’s Favorite Boozy Backyard
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Woodinville: A How-To for Seattle’s Favorite Boozy Backyard

With the holiday season on the horizon, there’s a chance you’ll have your share of out-of-town guests. And once you’ve … Continue reading Woodinville: A How-To for Seattle’s Favorite Boozy Backyard

Wire Brings their DRILL Festival to Seattle
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Wire Brings their DRILL Festival to Seattle

When one of the most influential and unpredictable bands of the last 40-odd years curates a music festival in this … Continue reading Wire Brings their DRILL Festival to Seattle

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