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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!
Click here to see all the events on the KC Events performing arts calendar.
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KC Events this week and beyond
This week: Pianist Nareh Arghamanyan opens The Friends of Chamber Music; tenor Lawrence Brownlee in a free recital at Harriman-Jewell, the Glenn Miller Ochestra at Lied Center, John Obetz, organist at Community of Christ; the Goldenberg Duo in several locations. "Into the Woods," "My First Time,' continue; "Seascape" ends and Quaility Hill opens with "Curtain Up!" Music and theatre events at UMKC and JCCC... and much, much more.
Snuff Jazz: Musical assassins free jazz
"It originally had a real violent, revolutionary meaning," Mark Southerland confesses. "Kill the old guard so the free jazz freaks could fly their flag." The evocative, sinister name suits the would-be musical hitmen who make up Snuff Jazz.
Doomed love portrayed brilliantly in "Bright Star"
Rock icon and self-described poet Jim Morrison once wrote, "Did you have a good world when you died? Enough to base a movie on?" While early 19th century poet John Keats, a tragic figure in his own right, may not have thought he had a good world when he died at the age of 25, his life and love were epic enough to inspire this drama.
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