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An International Affair Jul 18th, 2012 Wed, 07/18/2012 - 3:00pm \| Garry Pratt Read more about An International Affair Jul 18th, 2012 Add new comment
An International Affair Jul 18th, 2012 Wed, 07/18/2012 - 2:00pm \| Garry Pratt Read more about An International Affair Jul 18th, 2012 Add new comment
Mele O Hawaii Jul 18th, 2012 Wed, 07/18/2012 - 11:00am \| Beth Post Read more about Mele O Hawaii Jul 18th, 2012 Add new comment
Jazz After Dark Jul 17th, 2012 Tue, 07/17/2012 - 8:00pm \| Don Shor Read more about Jazz After Dark Jul 17th, 2012 Add new comment
Roots, Shoots, and Leaves Jul 17th, 2012 Tue, 07/17/2012 - 6:00pm \| Tree Kilpatrick Read more about Roots, Shoots, and Leaves Jul 17th, 2012 Add new comment
Rocket Radio Jul 17th, 2012 Tue, 07/17/2012 - 5:30pm \| Rocket Drew Read more about Rocket Radio Jul 17th, 2012 Add new comment
Eclectic Dinosaur Jul 17th, 2012 Tue, 07/17/2012 - 3:00pm \| Lee Renault Read more about Eclectic Dinosaur Jul 17th, 2012 Add new comment
The two Julians: Gli due Giuliani Tue, 07/17/2012 - 1:00pm \| Dr. Paul The two "Julians"--Julian Bream, 20th century world-class guitar virtuoso, and Mauro Giuliani, world-class guitar virtuoso of the 19th century--team up to present for your listening pleasure a gorgeous guitar concerto composed by the latter in Vienna in 1808. As the show progresses, you will be thrilled by selections from a tragic opera by Donizetti, charmed by Dohnanyi's take on "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star," wowed by a baroque trumpet concerto, soothed by a fantasy for viola by Hummel, and swept off your feet by some Chopin waltzes. To preview, see the playlist: http://kdrt.org/node/9856 Read more about The two Julians: Gli due Giuliani 1 comment Add new comment
The Recollection Jul 17th, 2012 Tue, 07/17/2012 - 11:00am \| ted Read more about The Recollection Jul 17th, 2012 Add new comment
By the Seat of Our Treasure Island, it’s Acme Mon, 07/16/2012 - 5:30pm \| Bill Buchanan Summers are busy for Acme Theatre Co., the Davis nonprofit run by high school students that promotes “serious theater, for the fun of it.” In August the 31-year-old troupe is staging Treasure Island, plus its annual By The Seat of Our Pants, the set of short plays they write, stage and present in 36 hours. You can detect the “serious fun” DNA in this interview with four members of Acme: Jake Kelly and Margaret Starbuck, center, who talk about the play, Acme itself, and related topics: and Eden Tomich, far left, and Emmett Barnes, who read a scene from Treasure Island for Davisville. Tomich plays lead character Jim Hawkins. Barnes plays Ben Gunn, a marooned pirate unhinged by years of isolation. Tomich and Barnes recorded the scene in one take; you can hear it about halfway in. You might think you're hearing more than two voices, but you're not. Read more about By the Seat of Our Treasure Island, it’s Acme 5 comments Add new comment