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...overtook European MTV last summer, with its low-key unplugged melancholy and crisp, autumnal video of the band relaxing and playing music in a park, and the album was filled with a similar mellow, familiar sound—the scuffling of fingers along guitar strings, richness of cello and violin, and gentle vocals. While the Paradise Rock Club, the band’s second stop on this tour, is relatively intimate, the band will have to be capable of a lot more sound than they seem to prefer on the album. The band’s sound is so inviting...
Dismayed by what he didn’t expect to find in America, Uncle Nino works hard to connect with the family. He tries appealing to Gina’s interest in animals, and using his violin skills, Uncle Nino reaches out to Bobby with music, eventually joining his band. Although he makes some progress, his well-meaning actions end up upsetting the family members after he interferes with one of Robert’s business meetings and destroys the lawn...
...instance: (1) Two Porto Rican young men, brothers, whose surname is Figulroa, who won the Sarasate award, that is, the first prize in violin and piano, at the Royal Conservatory of Music, at Madrid, Spain...
...heels of “Giselle” was the more contemporary “Izzie’s Own Ocean,” choreographed by Ebonie D. Hazle ’06. This bohemian piece brings literal and stylistic color to the show. The music, a lone wailing violin, makes the performance feel exotic and elegant. The slow and smooth, almost hesitant motions of the dancers suggest a sense of searching, and as the piece ends the dancers slide into the background like the title’s ocean, receding into the distance...
...Soc’s superb classical concerts never fail to please, and BSO Fall Concert 2004 should be no exception. At this you might see the next Yo-Yo Ma in his/her formative years. Featuring Alexander Brash ’06 as conductor; Toni Marie Marchioni, oboe; Francesca Anderegg, violin. Tickets available at the Harvard Box Office. $8 general, $6 for students and senior citizens. 8 p.m. Paine Hall...