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This weekend in KC | Celebration at the Station, Sporting KC, P&L happy hour
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By Dugan Arnett The city's ever-popular celebration marks its 10th anniversary on Sunday. The Kansas City Symphony is the main draw, setting up shop at 7:30 pm with an outdoor, USA-themed performance, but plenty more entertainment is scheduled ...

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Summer classical concerts | Symphony will end season on a joyous note
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By PATRICK NEAS Symphony orchestras have wisely started to extend their seasons into June. Usually the weather has not yet turned beastly hot, and there is a dearth of concerts for classical music lovers to attend. The Kansas City Symphony has joined ...

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Guest conductor, symphony perform with sleek elegance
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By TIMOTHY L. McDONALD The Kansas City Symphony returned to the stage of Helzberg Hall on Friday night, demonstrating that great orchestral music is not simply relegated to late 19th- and 20th-century composers like Tchaikovsky, Stravinsky and Brahms.


 
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Robert Trussell | Dual career takes KC Symphony's former assistant conductor ...
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His time in Kansas City was over — but the few years he spent here as an actor and as the Kansas City Symphony's assistant conductor loom large in his memory. “Othello” was what we might call going out with a bang. And that he did as the Moor of ...

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Top Of The Morning News: Friday, May 25, 2012
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A teenager takes the stage tonight at Helzberg Hall with the Kansas City Symphony at the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts. And she'll be right out front. The winner of this year's Young Artist Competition, Maria Ioudenitch is a musician who was ...

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The Classical Beat | Symphony lines up familiar composers, led by an expert in ...
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By PATRICK NEAS Early music specialist Bernard Labadie will lead the Kansas City Symphony through works from Europe in the late 18th century. In its concerts next weekend, the Kansas City Symphony will perform classical music in the strictest sense.

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Mill work and spiritual energy
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By VERN BARNET “Satanic Mills” caught my eye in the list of student works that the Kansas City Symphony would play. William Blake's phrase is often regarded as a protest against the Industrial Revolution beginning in England in his time.