Word: concertize
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...plight of the homeless will be the focus of "Streetwise," a concert first conceived by Harvard students more than three years ago, that will be held in the Old Cambridge Baptist Church in Cambridge, this evening from 5 p.m. to midnight...
...have long lamented that recordings of his live performances have been available only in illegal, bootlegged editions. On Nov. 10 that will change, when Columbia Records releases a five-record boxed set called Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band Live, 1975-85. This three-hour-plus compendium of concert excerpts by the "Boss" is expected to retail for between $25 and $30. Columbia plans an initial shipment of about 1.7 million copies...
While music may soothe the savage beast, baseball excites the cultured brain. The sport that has enamored such intellectuals as George F. Will and Roger Angell produced yelps and huzzahs from the audience attending Saturday night's Bach Society Ochestra concert...
...fact, the very rules of the game have changed, thanks to technology. The postwar transistor and video generations have grown up accepting the electronic media as legitimate sources of art. The late Pianist Glenn Gould was considered odd when he abandoned the concert hall for the recording studio, but to the rock generation there is little or no difference between stereo loudspeakers and a live performance. The first group of performing artists who have fully integrated technology into their acts have encountered listeners eager to celebrate their message...
...also calls for the creation of a new disciplinary body of students and faculty that would work in concert with the Administrative Boards of the College and Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, which routinely adjudicate infractions of University regulations...