Nothing Screams ‘Christmas’ Like an Organ Spectacular!
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PREVIEW: You can sing “Little Drummer Boy” as loudly and badly as you want to at this concert, because nobody will hear you.
‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’ Comes to Life on the Chance Stage
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PREVIEW: Anaheim troupe strives to capture the ‘physical language’ of Charles M. Schulz’s beloved, world-renowned half-hour TV special, first broadcast in 1965.
A ‘Nutcracker’ Like You’ve Never Heard
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PREVIEW: The Duke/Strayhorn re-imagination of Tchaikovsky’s beloved “Nutcracker” will be performed by the Pacific Symphony.
As a Blind Photographer, Kurt Weston Looks Beyond the Surface
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ARTIST PROFILE: Weston will have his early work featured in an exhibition at the Orange County Center for Contemporary Art titled “Remember: An AIDS Memorial Retrospective.”
It Takes Six to Tango
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PREVIEW: Redwood Tango Ensemble will showcase artistry of the genre in San Clemente.
Curiosity and Surprise Fuel Daniel Hsu as He Prepares to Perform
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PREVIEW: Rising star Hsu brings Schumann and Chopin to Soka
Creating a Scrooge for the Ages
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PREVIEW: Jerry Patch had no idea his version of ‘A Christmas Carol’ would become a staple at SCR for almost four decades.
Preparation Meets Passion as the Dover Quartet Prepares to Play at Samueli
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PREVIEW: Cellist Camden Shaw waxes poetic about Beethoven, Bates, and the preparation it takes to play together.
Pilobolus to Surprise the Senses with Out-of-the-Box Dancing
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PREVIEW: Even if you don’t like dance, chances are you’ll like the human sculptures made by this innovative dance company.
Russian Violinist Avoided Tchaikovsky’s Concerto for Years
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PREVIEW: Philippe Quint stopped playing it until he had something new to say. He also learned some secrets about one of classical music’s most beloved warhorses.