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Rock Band to play Jupiter

Rock Band to play Jupiter

Cameron Kiszla • April 28, 2010

Jupiter Bar & Grill is ending the school year with a bang, bringing folk-rock group the Benjy Davis Project and electronic artist Bassnectar for today’s and Friday’s shows. Currently on a national...

Alabama Choir School takes stage for 25th anniversary

SoRelle Wyckoff • April 28, 2010

This weekend more than 180 choir members will take the stage for the 25th anniversary celebration of the Alabama Choir School. The Alabama Choir School is a community-based music education program for...

Crawfish Boil sees success despite severe weather

Crawfish Boil sees success despite severe weather

Kelsey Stein • April 26, 2010

Severe weather warnings and driving rain throughout the day Saturday couldn’t damper the enthusiasm of the nearly 3,000 attendees of the Tuscaloosa Crawfish Boil. ''Although attendance was anticipated...

A cappella concert subject to entertain

Jessica Kelly • April 25, 2010

Brian Skoog, a senior and director of Subject to Change, said the group consists of eight members and was founded in the fall of 2005 during his freshman year by UA alumnus Stephen Rotz. During its first...

UA Presents A Night of Poetry Jazz

Kyerra Dexter • April 21, 2010

The University can look forward to an entertaining night that combines poetry and jazz. “Ask Your Mama: 12 Moods of Jazz — The Langston Hughes Project” is a multimedia presentation featuring trumpeter...

Bands gearing up for Bonnaroo

Jamie Lyons • April 20, 2010

With just over eight weeks before tens of thousands of music fanatics swarm into Manchester, Tenn., the bands on the lineup for the 2010 Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival are getting ready to put on quite...

Composer Maslanka assists students with his pieces

CW Staff • April 20, 2010

By Lacey Ezekiel For three days, UA music students were able to see pieces of music through their composer’s eyes. Noted composer David Maslanka was in residency Sunday until today in the UA School...

Choruses combine to make Sacred Harmonies

CW Staff • April 15, 2010

This Sunday, a concert will be offered at the First United Methodist Church. The Prentice Concert Chorale and the Shelton State Singers are combining to put on “Sacred Harmonies: A Concert of Sacred...

Carter Hamric begins A-Day in roll tide spirit

Kyerra Dexter • April 15, 2010

Huntsville native Carter Hamric and his band will start off the A-Day game with a free acoustic concert at 8:30 a.m. at the Ferguson Center. Then, at 11 a.m., Hamric will perform again in a free concert...

Musician to rejuvenate students with veena

Jamie Lyons • April 14, 2010

Any student in the school of music will testify to the challenges of learning an instrument, and how long it takes to master it. But for Vidvan Balakrishna, the process of learning the ancient Indian string...

Balakrishna brings veena music to Alabama

Jamie Lyons • April 13, 2010

Vidvan Balakrishna, a musician from India, brought Carnatic music to life in Don Fader’s 8 a.m. Music in World Cultures class on Tuesday. Carnatic music is one of two genres of Indian classical music...

Alabama Contemporary Ensemble to perform Tuesday

Kyerra Dexter • April 11, 2010

The Alabama Contemporary Ensemble will perform Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Moody Music Building’s Concert Hall. The concert is free and open to the public. The Alabama Contemporary Ensemble is a group...

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