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KC Events this week and beyond
Tommy Emmanuel and the Ruel Joyce Recital Series at JCCC; Virsky Ukrainian National Dance at Harriman-Jewell; Folly Jazz Series with the Eldar Djangirov Trio; the Liberty Symphony; Cypress Quartet kicks off UMKC’s Signature Series. “Curtain Up!” begins at Quality Hill’s new space, “Tell-Tale Electric Poe” and “My First Time” continue, while “Into the Woods” ends an extended run and much, much more…
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KC Events this week and beyond
Looking for something to do this weekend? Click here for the KC Events calendar of theatre, classical music, dance and jazz events through 2011. Highlights of this week's classical music and dance offerings are in Don Dagenais' "City Classics." For current Theatre listings visit Victor Wishna's "City Stage." Enjoy!
Kansas City's golden era of jazz lives on
Nestled at the intersection of those streets is The Phoenix, Kansas City's historic jazz club that has acted as a home away from home to The Scamps. As one the oldest jazz and swing bands still actively playing in the metro area, The Scamps don't rely on quirky costumes, forced dialogue, or some newly conceived hybrid of their preferred musical genre. Rather, the latest incarnation of the band is still staying true to the roots that the pioneer members planted during the Great Depression.
Three arts groups come together to present Purcell's "Fairy Queen"
Known for its offbeat programming and for featuring young singers in major roles, the Civic Opera of Kansas City has done unusual pieces before. But why would they delve into the Baroque era to produce an opera by one of the most ancient, yet revered, composers of opera, Henry Purcell?
Met Opera's 2009/10 HD Broadcasts
The Metropolitan Opera will again broadcast many of this season's operas in high def directly into your local movie theaters. These broadcasts have been very successful over the past few years, not only for their artistic values, but attendance has been uniformly excellent. If these were actual Hollywood movies, many of the broadcasts would have outsold all but the biggest offerings. I expect similar results this season.
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