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Utah Symphony Sets Premieres of Three New Works for Early 2024 (Feb 6, 2024)
Utah Symphony Adds New Music to the Classical Repertoire (Jan 11, 2024)
Utah Symphony | Utah Opera Tickets on Sale Now (Aug 2, 2023)
Utah Symphony Sets Premieres of Three New Works for Early 2024 (Feb 6, 2024)
Utah Symphony Adds New Music to the Classical Repertoire (Jan 11, 2024)
Utah Symphony | Utah Opera Tickets on Sale Now (Aug 2, 2023)
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Utah Symphony Sets Premieres of Three New Works for Early 2024
Utah Symphony adds new music to the classical repertoire with the world premiere performance of Quinn Mason's Trombone Concerto 'Sonorous,' featuring Principal Trombone Mark Davidson. Don't miss this incredible composition!
Utah Symphony adds new music to the classical repertoire with the world premiere performance of Quinn Mason's Trombone Concerto 'Sonorous,' featuring Principal Trombone Mark Davidson. Don't miss this incredible composition!
Utah Symphony Adds New Music to the Classical Repertoire
The Utah Symphony is set to mesmerize audiences with a series of captivating premiere performances that underscore the state's deep appreciation for the arts while also highlighting the orchestra's international reputation.
The Utah Symphony is set to mesmerize audiences with a series of captivating premiere performances that underscore the state's deep appreciation for the arts while also highlighting the orchestra's international reputation.
Utah Symphony | Utah Opera Tickets on Sale Now
Tickets for Utah Symphony | Utah Opera’s highly-anticipated 2023-24 season went on sale with best-available main-floor seats for most performances available at just $25 for a limited time.
Tickets for Utah Symphony | Utah Opera’s highly-anticipated 2023-24 season went on sale with best-available main-floor seats for most performances available at just $25 for a limited time.
Group Of Utah Symphony Musicians And Music Director Thierry Fischer Return To Haiti For Music Education Service Project In Partnership With Blume Haiti
Sixteen Utah Symphony musicians and Music Director Thierry Fischer will return to Haiti for a second year in March 2018 on a service mission to bring classical music training to 100 young Haitian-born musicians from across the island nation.
Sixteen Utah Symphony musicians and Music Director Thierry Fischer will return to Haiti for a second year in March 2018 on a service mission to bring classical music training to 100 young Haitian-born musicians from across the island nation.
Maestro Thierry Fischer To Lead Utah Symphony In ELGAR'S VIOLIN CONCERTO, 4/7-8
On April 7 and 8 at 7:30 PM, Music Director Thierry Fischer conducts the Utah Symphony and guest violinist Fumiaki Miura in Elgar's Violin Concerto. Also on the repertoire is Pierre Boulez's arrangement of Maurice Ravel's “Frontispice,” and the famed Ravel orchestration of Modest Mussorgsky's “Pictures at an Exhibition,” featuring a rare opportunity to hear the original tenor tuba owned by Ravel himself played during the “Bydlo” movement.
On April 7 and 8 at 7:30 PM, Music Director Thierry Fischer conducts the Utah Symphony and guest violinist Fumiaki Miura in Elgar's Violin Concerto. Also on the repertoire is Pierre Boulez's arrangement of Maurice Ravel's “Frontispice,” and the famed Ravel orchestration of Modest Mussorgsky's “Pictures at an Exhibition,” featuring a rare opportunity to hear the original tenor tuba owned by Ravel himself played during the “Bydlo” movement.
Photo Flash: Inside All Stars Project's 2016 Annual National Gala
On April 18 at Lincoln Center, Gabrielle Kurlander, President and CEO, All Stars Project, Inc., led an evening of inspiration during the All Stars Project 2016 National Gala. The event honored the tremendous contributions of executives from American corporate and educational institutions including EY, MetLife, Hunt Consolidated, PWC and Washington College, and over $2M was raised in support of All Stars programs. The Gala highlighted the Development School for Youth, an All Stars program that partners with the business community to help inner-city young people learn a professional performance, followed by placing them in paid summer internships. This summer, All Stars Project will be placing a record number of 500 young people in internships at 150 companies across the country. Gala attendees and participants were treated to a special hip-hop performance from dozens of alumni and youth leaders from the All Stars Talent Show Network, the All Stars flagship program. Check out photos from the events below!
On April 18 at Lincoln Center, Gabrielle Kurlander, President and CEO, All Stars Project, Inc., led an evening of inspiration during the All Stars Project 2016 National Gala. The event honored the tremendous contributions of executives from American corporate and educational institutions including EY, MetLife, Hunt Consolidated, PWC and Washington College, and over $2M was raised in support of All Stars programs. The Gala highlighted the Development School for Youth, an All Stars program that partners with the business community to help inner-city young people learn a professional performance, followed by placing them in paid summer internships. This summer, All Stars Project will be placing a record number of 500 young people in internships at 150 companies across the country. Gala attendees and participants were treated to a special hip-hop performance from dozens of alumni and youth leaders from the All Stars Talent Show Network, the All Stars flagship program. Check out photos from the events below!
Photo Coverage: HAY FEVER Opens to Laughs Galore at Theatre Palisades
Noel Coward's plays epitomize the sophisticated wit of the era between the two world wars, and his comedy of manners "HAY FEVER" about a family whose theatrical excesses torment a group of unsuspecting visitors, epitomizes what makes Coward plays so well-loved by audiences worldwide. Considered by many to be cleverly constructed, wittily written, slightly cynical, and undeniably entertaining, the work contains all the elements that helped establish Coward's reputation as a award-winning playwright.
Noel Coward's plays epitomize the sophisticated wit of the era between the two world wars, and his comedy of manners "HAY FEVER" about a family whose theatrical excesses torment a group of unsuspecting visitors, epitomizes what makes Coward plays so well-loved by audiences worldwide. Considered by many to be cleverly constructed, wittily written, slightly cynical, and undeniably entertaining, the work contains all the elements that helped establish Coward's reputation as a award-winning playwright.
FIRST LOOK: Theatre Palisades Presents HAY FEVER by Noel Coward, opening 1/15/16
Theatre Palisades presents Noel Coward's hilarious comedy "HAY FEVER" opening Friday, January 15 through Sunday, February 21, 2016 with performances on Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00 p.m. and Sundays at 2:00 p.m. at the Pierson Playhouse, located at 941 Temescal Canyon Road in Pacific Palisades, CA 90272. Here's your first look at cast photos!
Theatre Palisades presents Noel Coward's hilarious comedy "HAY FEVER" opening Friday, January 15 through Sunday, February 21, 2016 with performances on Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00 p.m. and Sundays at 2:00 p.m. at the Pierson Playhouse, located at 941 Temescal Canyon Road in Pacific Palisades, CA 90272. Here's your first look at cast photos!
Thomas Nelson Acquires DANIEL REVISITED
WestBow Press, the supported self-publishing services provider of Thomas Nelson and Zondervan, announced Thursday that Christian publisher Thomas Nelson has acquired 'Daniel Revisited: Discovering the Four Mideast Signs Leading to the Antichrist' (ISBN: 978-1490815138, WestBow Press, January 2014) by Mark Davidson.
WestBow Press, the supported self-publishing services provider of Thomas Nelson and Zondervan, announced Thursday that Christian publisher Thomas Nelson has acquired 'Daniel Revisited: Discovering the Four Mideast Signs Leading to the Antichrist' (ISBN: 978-1490815138, WestBow Press, January 2014) by Mark Davidson.
Utah Symphony Brass Sextet to Play at Utah Legislative Opening Day Session
A Utah Symphony brass sextet will herald opening day of the 2015 Utah Legislative Session on Monday, January 26, 2015, at 10:00 a.m. with a special performance on the Senate Chambers Floor at Utah State Capitol. The sextet-Travis Peterson (trumpet), Jeff Luke (trumpet), Nick Norton (trumpet), Llew Humphreys (horn), Mark Davidson (trombone) and Graeme Mutchler (trombone)-will play 'The Star Spangled Banner' and another short musical selection.
A Utah Symphony brass sextet will herald opening day of the 2015 Utah Legislative Session on Monday, January 26, 2015, at 10:00 a.m. with a special performance on the Senate Chambers Floor at Utah State Capitol. The sextet-Travis Peterson (trumpet), Jeff Luke (trumpet), Nick Norton (trumpet), Llew Humphreys (horn), Mark Davidson (trombone) and Graeme Mutchler (trombone)-will play 'The Star Spangled Banner' and another short musical selection.
THE 39 STEPS Opens Long Beach Playhouse's 86th Mainstage Season Tonight
The 39 Steps, a suspenseful-romantic-comedy, based on the 1935 movie by Alfred Hitchcock, opens the Mainstage Season tonight, Sept. 27. Four actors play over 100 characters in this Tony-winner that kept Broadway rollicking for the past three years. It is part juicy spy novel, part Monty Python, and it preserves the brilliance originally created by the master of suspense.
The 39 Steps, a suspenseful-romantic-comedy, based on the 1935 movie by Alfred Hitchcock, opens the Mainstage Season tonight, Sept. 27. Four actors play over 100 characters in this Tony-winner that kept Broadway rollicking for the past three years. It is part juicy spy novel, part Monty Python, and it preserves the brilliance originally created by the master of suspense.
THE 39 STEPS to Open Long Beach Playhouse's 86th Mainstage Season, 9/27
The 39 Steps, a suspenseful-romantic-comedy, based on the 1935 movie by Alfred Hitchcock, opens the Mainstage Season on Saturday, Sept. 27. Four actors play over 100 characters in this Tony-winner that kept Broadway rollicking for the past three years. It is part juicy spy novel, part Monty Python, and it preserves the brilliance originally created by the master of suspense.
The 39 Steps, a suspenseful-romantic-comedy, based on the 1935 movie by Alfred Hitchcock, opens the Mainstage Season on Saturday, Sept. 27. Four actors play over 100 characters in this Tony-winner that kept Broadway rollicking for the past three years. It is part juicy spy novel, part Monty Python, and it preserves the brilliance originally created by the master of suspense.
SaveOnBrew Surpasses One Millionth Visitor Mark
SaveOnBrew.com was launched in 2010 as the nation's only reliable source of beer price information. The site worked like Google for beer - where users enter a zip code into the search engine and could pull up a list of all the beer brands, beer types, retailers and prices available locally. The site was fleshed out with maps to retailers selling beer on sale, a beer merchandise store, and a Beer Blog offering the latest news and amusing analysis of the beer industry at large. This week, the site celebrates the achievement of another milestone as it passes its millionth visitor.
SaveOnBrew.com was launched in 2010 as the nation's only reliable source of beer price information. The site worked like Google for beer - where users enter a zip code into the search engine and could pull up a list of all the beer brands, beer types, retailers and prices available locally. The site was fleshed out with maps to retailers selling beer on sale, a beer merchandise store, and a Beer Blog offering the latest news and amusing analysis of the beer industry at large. This week, the site celebrates the achievement of another milestone as it passes its millionth visitor.
SaveOnBrew Celebrates Home Brew Legalization Day With 19 Million Beer Deals in Three Years
Monday, October 14th commemorates a special holiday for craft brewers: Home Brew Legalization Day. On this day in 1978, President Jimmy Carter signed a bill making it legal for Americans to make their own beer, which has led to the craft brew explosion we are in the midst of enjoying today. In celebration of the big day, the gang at SaveOnBrew has posted a whopping 19 million beer sales from all across the country over the past three years to help consumers save money on their favorite beers.
Monday, October 14th commemorates a special holiday for craft brewers: Home Brew Legalization Day. On this day in 1978, President Jimmy Carter signed a bill making it legal for Americans to make their own beer, which has led to the craft brew explosion we are in the midst of enjoying today. In celebration of the big day, the gang at SaveOnBrew has posted a whopping 19 million beer sales from all across the country over the past three years to help consumers save money on their favorite beers.
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