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Tag Archives: Music
SummerStage: Bringing the world’s performing arts to a park near you
Perhaps this seems like an obvious statement, but I’ll say it anyway. There is no excuse to be bored in New York City over the summer. No matter what day or night of the week and where you’re located, there’s … Continue reading
Godspell
Heading off to Stephen Schwartz’s Godspell at the Circle in the Square Theater last weekend, I had absolutely no preconceived notions. My knowledge of the show was based off a friends comment that it was about New Testament stories. Though … Continue reading
Dancehall Invades Manhattan: Tifa, Spice and Patra at B.B. King Blues Club
B.B. King Blues Club is one of the better destinations for live music in the city. Located in the heart of Times Square, it offers mature audiences the opportunity to enjoy top acts in a laid back, intimate environment. While … Continue reading
Posted in Multicultural, Music
Tagged Alaine, BB King Blues Club, concert, Dancehall, DJ Norie, Jamaica, Lumidee, Melanie Fiona, Music, Patra, R&B, Reggae, Spice, Tifa
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UCB’s Sketchfest 2011
Since its inception in 1996, The Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre (UCBT) has become the mecca for great, cutting-edge, comedy in the city. The former home of the New Harmony Strip Club has spruced itself up (well… sort of), and now … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, Festival, Music, Theater
Tagged comedy, Festival, Music, Sketch Comedy, Sketchfest, UCB, UCBT, Upright Citizen's Brigade
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VEGETABLE MUSIC!
Watch the Viennese VEGETABLE ORCHESTRA rock out! For more info, check out their new album Onionoise. Brilliant new ploy for mothers with vegetable-averse-children: make a carrot flute first, eat it second! Rosie duPont BC ’10 ArtsLink Associate
Posted in Film, Music, Video of the Day
Tagged Music, Onionoise, Vegetable Music, Vegetable Orchestra, Vegetables
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Tell Me mORCHESIS
I know reality television gets criticized much of the time, especially recently with the phenomena of Jersey Shore and MTV shows of a similar ilk. However, I think there is real merit to the reality television shows that revolve around … Continue reading
Posted in Dance, Student Organizations
Tagged Dance, Music, Orchesis, performance, So You Think You Can Dance, student performances
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Purrfect Music
When I was growing up, cats could only sing… Now they can play the keyboard and drums… That’s evolution, and that’s our stupid video of the week.
Columbia Festival of Winds 2010
This coming Sunday marks the second annual Columbia Festival of Winds, organized by the Columbia University Wind Ensemble. In February of 2008, Jeremy Seltzer (SEAS ‘09) and current Vice President Paul Lerner (CC ’11) came up with the idea of … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Student Organizations
Tagged charity, CUarts, Music, student concert, student performances, wind ensemble
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Rock Out With Chocolate Records
Combining two great loves: chocolate and music. After losing his job at a brewery, Peter Lardong decided to experiment with edible vinyl records. He went through ice cream, beer, cola, sausages, cheese, and butter, before finally settling on chocolate as … Continue reading
Posted in culinary arts, Music
Tagged chocolate, chocolate records, culinary arts, Music, Peter Lardong, vinyl
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Culture To Go Guides – A Night On The Town(s)
Twas the night after presents… Your cousins had gone. You had sat at the kid’s table. What had gone wrong? Twas then you remembered And you knew where to start. You had your Culture To Go Guides, Which offered you…ART … Continue reading
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Tagged Culture To Go, Dance, Holiday, Museums, Music, Programs, theatre, Tickets
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