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Oakland East Bay Symphony - Season Finale
KALW
Daniel Bernard Roumain blends his Haitian roots with classical and techno textures. Bay Area native and musical prodigy Taylor Eigsti returns home to present the World Premiere of a work he and Eric Harland have written for jazz piano, ...


 
Tonight: Spirituals, Rags and Strings
Patch.com
African-American spiritual: Deep River; Arr. Jascha Heifetz Daniel Bernard Roumain (b. 1971): String Quartet No. 5 (“Parks”); Mvmt. I: “I made up my mind not to move.” Antonín Dvořák (1841-1904): String Quartet No. 12 in F Major, Op. 96, (“American”); ...

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Bell Investment Advisors Sponsors Oakland East Bay Symphony's Season Finale
MarketWatch (press release)
Featured artists include composer and violinist, Daniel Bernard Roumain, blending his Haitian roots with classical and techno textures and a vibrant musical imagination in "Voodoo Violin Concerto." The innovative composer, performer, and bandleader has ...

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Bay Area arts picks, May 17
San Francisco Chronicle
MUSIC Oakland East Bay Symphony: Music Director Michael Morgan leads a program of jazz-based new works by Daniel Bernard Roumain, Taylor Eigsti and Eric Harland, as well as popular standards with vocalist Paula West. 8 pm Fri.

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Brooklyn Daily Eagle
651 Arts begins a new artistic era
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Classical/jazz composer/violinist Daniel Bernard Roumain's “A Civil Rights Reader” premiered at 651 in 2007 and it was an early presenter of Anna Deavere Smith's influential solo, “Fires in the Mirror,” addressing the 1991 Crown Heights riots.


 
SoFoot (Communiqué de presse)
La connexion blonde d'Evian Thonon-Gaillard
SoFoot (Communiqué de presse)
Ils s'appellent Christian Poulsen, Daniel Wass, Thomas Kahlenberg et Stephan Andersen, ont un passeport danois et sont les principales satisfactions de la première saison en Ligue 1 réussie de l'ETG. Mais pourquoi les têtes blondes se sont si vite ...

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StreetPress.com
Les 10 insultes les plus inattendues balancées en débat
StreetPress.com
Le contexte : En 1989, un duel entre Jean-Marie Le Pen et Bernard Tapie (alors considéré comme une étoile montante de la gauche, comme quoi les temps changent). L'insulte qui tue : « Vous êtes un matamore ! » (suivi de « vous êtes un Tartarin ») Pour ...