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It's bumper-to-bumper gridlock in the Roosevelt Historic District as eager music fans rush to find the few remaining parking spots. Some who are fortunate to score parking aren't so lucky when they reach the doors of Trinity Episcopal Cathedral — many people are being turned away from the sold-out performance...
This week's music feature is on the Grammy winning classical music choir the Phoenix Chorale. Steve Jansen tells us why they're awesome, and why they're turning to facebook for the hope of a financial bailout.We also have a "Where are they now?" style follow up on local punk rockers Die...
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Classic Jazz
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When we approached Erik Gustafson about doing a "What Are You Wearing?" piece, the Phoenix Chorale tenor and opera singer responded with, "I'm literally the least fashion-conscious person I know of." We're not so sure about that. Seems like Gustafson - who, when he's not singing, creates some pretty hilarious...
If you believe that record sales equal musical relevance, then you may think that classical music -- which accounted for less than 3 percent of all record sales in 2009 -- needs to be locked up in some museum archive along with the dinosaur bones. However, if you listened to...
Cora Blouch The singer and knitter performs in the Amazing Grace II program with the Phoenix Chorale May 1-2 and May 9 at various venues in the Valley, and her Bewilderknits merchandise is sold at MADE, Practical Art and Ecocentricity What'd you eat for dinner last night? Homemade wild rice...
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Casting Shadows
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Digital Summer has been on a major roll lately. Their latest album (Counting the Hours) is about to drop, the single "Run Away" is seemingly being played hourly on KUPD, and lead singer Kyle Winterstein claims the band is about sign a contract with In De Goot Entertainment (the company...
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World Series
lthough downtown may or may not be ovah (depending on the particular mood of our fair editor Martin Cizmar), but in the meantime, East Phoenix might just be coming alive when it comes to live music. In addition to the venerated Rhythm Room and its two decade legacy as blues...
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Bomb Tracks
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Bomb Tracks
Did you miss out on the last First Friday? Don't be ashamed if you did, since January's edition of the monthly art walk extravaganza fell on New Years Day, which meant a lot of folks stayed at home dealing with a hangover rather than perusing pulchritudinous paintings and photographs. As...
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Phoenix Chorale
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When Clement Clarke Moore first penned The Night Before Christmas in 1823 (and thus, gave birth to many of the conceptions associated with Jolly Old Saint Nick), the Victorian-era scribe probably could never have thought it would've resulted in this: More than 100 freaky folks dressed as Kris Kringle will...
Hey Phoenix – show us your Wonderland! That’s the call we put out to more than 50 creative types around town. And did they ever. Check out the results in this year’s Best of Phoenix issue, on stands September 24. Then see the art live on Third Friday, October 16,...
Did you get caught up at the "Chaos Theory" show at Legend City during First Friday two weeks ago and didn't get a chance to see the "Phoenix as Wonderland: Art from New Times' Best of Phoenix 2009" exhibit? Maybe you got too liquored up at Bikini and spaced on...
"Rising from the ashes" may be a cliché, but for the Phoenix Chorale's Holly Sheppard, the old saying was the catalyst for making great art. On October 4, 2002, Trinity Episcopal Cathedral -- the wow-look-at-that church on Roosevelt Street in downtown Phoenix -- celebrated a remodeling job with a dedication...