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Monday, March 01 2010 @ 08:07 AM GMT+5 Contributed by: iBrattleboro
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| Derek's Guide to Local Live Music: March 12 - March 13, 2010: |
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Thursday, March 11 2010 @ 09:38 PM GMT+5 Contributed by: derekgladding
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A calendar that is updated weekly and focuses on live music happening within 1 hour of Brattleboro, VT.
You should probably call the venues to confirm before you drive anywhere!
NEWS: Miles Orgasmic (my band) @ Weathervane on Saturday w/ Patrick Coman opening
Friday, March 12:
Sunny Lowdown @ Adagios, Brattleboro, VT
Turn It Loose, 9:30pm, Colonels Cabin, Dummerston, VT, $5
Green Hornet, 9:30pm @ Nezbitts, Vernon, VT
Campfires with Clay & Aaron, 8pm @ Pleasant Valley Brewing, Saxtons River, VT
Northern Stone @ EF Lane, Keene, NH, $5
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| Mo Ambesa at Mudslide Madness |
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Thursday, March 11 2010 @ 02:31 PM GMT+5 Contributed by: Anonymous
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Live music by Mo Ambesa at the 4th annual Mudslide Madness Silent Auction and dessert cafe to benefit Green Valley School.
Friday, March 26, 6:00 - 9:30 PM. Putney Community Center, Christian Square, Downtown Putney.
Bid on treasures from surrounding communities, best area restaurants, unique crafts, body work, and more. All you can eat desserts, café, wine and mudslides.
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| Josh Werner |
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Thursday, March 11 2010 @ 11:09 AM GMT+5 Contributed by: Rolf
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Josh Werner, of Brattleboro, died on Tuesday, March 9.
When people die, sometimes people make an effort to only say good things about them, about what is like to be in their company.
For, Josh, no effort to select good memories needs to be made in this regard. Josh worked in Natalie Blakes' studio, where my wife Cynthia works. I used to hang around the studio longer than I would have somedays, when Cynthia wasn't there, just to laugh with Josh. Josh always offered good cheer and friendship.
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| African-American Spirituals Meet The Orchestra |
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Wednesday, March 10 2010 @ 12:53 PM GMT+5 Contributed by: Anonymous
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On Sunday, March 28, 3 pm at the Latchis Theatre in Brattleboro, the Windham Orchestra, under the direction of Hugh Keelan, will celebrate the poignant and powerful spirituals created by enslaved African people in America, and the music they have inspired.
The work of Harry Burleigh, the grandson of a slave, born in Erie, Pennsylvania, and one of a tiny number of black musicians of his time trained in a European Classical tradition, provided the inspiration for two of the compositions to be performed during the Windham Orchestra’s African-American Spirituals Concert.
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| Partners In Music, Partners In Health: Benefit Concert |
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Tuesday, March 09 2010 @ 06:03 PM GMT+5 Contributed by: Anonymous
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On Friday March 26, 7:30 pm, at Centre Congregational Church in Brattleboro, members of the Brattleboro Music Center’s Music School faculty will perform a benefit concert to aid ongoing relief efforts in Haiti.
Faculty chamber concerts have long been a treasured opportunity for musicians to collaborate and share their talent and musical journeys with our community. However, recent events, such as the massively destructive earthquake in Haiti, serve as valuable reminders that our community, though small and intimate, can also play an important role in the human community at large.
Music School faculty members have chosen to answer the call by donating their services and performing this special benefit concert on Friday. “Partners in Music, Partners in Health,” as the concert is aptly named, reflects the nature of the program to be performed, Duos, and the organization, Partners in Health, whose work in Haiti is being supported.
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| The Vermont Jazz Center Presents The Music of Jimmy Giuffre with the Harrison/Schuller Sextet |
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Tuesday, March 09 2010 @ 12:37 PM GMT+5 Contributed by: JFindlay
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Ensemble Featuring the Music of Jimmy Giuffre to perform at the Vermont Jazz Center on March 13th
On Saturday, March 13th at 8:00 PM, the Vermont Jazz Center will present the Joel Harrison/George Schuller Sextet featuring Marty Ehrlich and Cameron Brown in “Whirrr, the Music of Jimmy Giuffre.” This group will focus on the music of the legendary composer/multi-instrumentalist who passed-away in 2008. Giuffre, is perhaps best known for his composition, “Four Brothers,” which he wrote for Woody Herman’s “second herd.” It featured three famed tenor saxophonists Stan Getz, Zoot Sims, and Al Cohn who performed its first incarnation with the baritone sax of Serge Challof. In later years many other great saxophonists have played “Four Brothers” in Woody Herman’s orchestra including local legend, Scott Mullett.
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