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...Bach Society Orchestra’s (BachSoc) concert on Friday, April 28 was of a similar vein, sandwiching J.S. Bach’s Cantata “Nimm was dein ist” between Beethoven’s Overture to Coriolanus, which describes a Roman exile leading an attack on the democracy of Rome, and his Sixth Symphony, which features idyllic pastures...
...something that’s really at the heart of Record Hospital stuff and my own musical taste.”Bogan of Daniel Striped Tiger is looking forward to the concert. “The lineup reflects all the bands that are in the same vein right now in New England,” he says. “I’m excited to see what faces are going to be there that I don’t know.”Many RH staffers have already a picked a favorite night. The Friday show will be dedicated...
...which was duly rejected when Jordan canceled a diplomatic visit by a Hamas emissary. These troubling developments do not bode well for the Middle East peace process, and it seems that the only way for Palestinians and Israelis to attain peace is under a different Palestinian regime. In that vein, we hope that the U.S. and Europe pressure other nations to follow their lead and cease their funding of the Hamas-operated Palestinian Authority (PA). Nevertheless, supporting the Palestinian people is a noble goal; therefore, humanitarian aid should continue to flow through organizations such as the Red Cross...
...this year’s winner of the Suzanne Farrell award in dance, Molly M. Altenburg ’07. It will also feature an Irish dance sequence sure to ruffle a few tutus, and allow the dancers to exhibit a more informal side of ballet. In that same vein, the second performance slated two weekends from now is said to be an “informal showing” that should give the audience an “informative, behind-the-scenes feel,” according to Binney. So whether would-be viewers have never fully gotten into...
...providing a faint-hearted critique of capitalism that doesn’t extend far beyond a complaint that not having money sucks. Dance-rockers Radio 4 provide the basis for the second track, “Middle Eastern Holiday,” and the album continues in a similar vein, trotting out monodynamic mid-tempo homages. The voice of lead singer John Archer sounds a bit like new wave heavyweight Joe Jackson, but stripped of any edge. And when he tries to be James Murphy-cool on the LCD Soundsystem sound-alike “Gotta Reason...