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COURTESY PHOTO Serenity and Elsie Smith, members of the Colorful Hat Theatrical Circus, perform on the rotating Double Trapeze in this undated photo. The group will be appearing Wednesday, July 24th at the Buskirk-Chumley Theatre.

BCT to host ‘circus’ comedy performance

Sunday, July 20,2008 7:57 p.m.

The Buskirk-Chumley Theater is set to host the Colorful Hat Theatrical Circus at 7 p.m. Thursday.  Comical actress, singer and impressionist Connie Freeman Prince performs as a cleaning lady preparing an empty theater for a new production. According to the Colorful Hat Web site, she comes upon a magical colorful hat as she is cleaning and the hat takes her on an adventure into a world of color.

COURTESY PHOTO John Tafoya, Directior of the IU Summer Percussion Workshop

IU Summer Percussion Workshop to hold concert

By Amanda Cochara · Wednesday, July 16,2008 7:40 p.m.

Good vibrations are coming to the IU campus. The IU Summer Percussion Workshop Grand Finale Concert will be at 3 p.m. Friday in Auer Hall. “Percussion is anything that can be struck or scraped,” said John Tafoya, director of the IU Summer Percussion Academy/Workshop and Jacobs School of Music faculty member.

COURTESY PHOTO Evelyne Brancart

Jacobs School of Music stays in harmony

Wednesday, July 16,2008 7:39 p.m.

As part of the Summer Music Festival, Jacobs School of Music faculty member and pianist Evelyne Brancart will perform at 8 p.m. Sunday in Auer Hall.“(The Summer Music Festival) is diversifying IU music,” Jacobs School of Music Director of Marketing and Publicity Alain Barker said. “The festival is growing every year.

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Music workshop holds faculty concert

By Amanda Cochara · Wednesday, July 16,2008 7:38 p.m.

The College Audition Preparation Faculty Concert will kick off the week-long CAP workshop 7 p.m Sunday in Ford Hall.“It is a great concert,” said Alain Barker, the Jacobs School of Music director of marketing and publicity. “There will be a lot of wonderful music by the Jacobs School of Music Faculty.”

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Performance marks opera’s 60th anniversary

Sunday, July 13,2008 7:32 p.m.

There will be an escaped convict singing at John Waldron Arts Center this week. In a prelude to the upcoming celebration of the IU Opera Theater’s 60th anniversary, Bloomington resident and Indiana University alumnus Eric Anderson, Jr. will present Kurt Weill and Arnold Sundgaard’s one-act opera “Down in the Valley”. “Down in the Valley” was the IU O

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Boxcar Books makes a move

By Phillip Peters · Sunday, July 13,2008 7:28 p.m.

Boxcar Books is unloading its shelves, packing up its books and moving to a new location closer to IU and the downtown area.

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Bloomington Watercolor Society

By Vanessa Valentin · Sunday, July 13,2008 7:27 p.m.

Dozens of people came out to the enjoy the colorful art displayed by the Watercolor Society on Friday night during the fourth annual Bloomington Watercolor Society Membership Show.

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Festival Jazz Orchestra

By Jaclyn Kochell · Sunday, July 13,2008 7:25 p.m.

Some of the biggest names in jazz to come through IU’s Jacob’s School of Music will gather Monday night to perform in the third annual Festival Jazz Orchestra.

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Outdoor concerts begin

By Emily Gibbons · Sunday, July 13,2008 7:24 p.m.

Music echoed across Jordan avenue, blending with the distant sound of a train whistle.The IU Jacobs School of Music Summer Music Festival moved outside Wednesday evening for a free concert on the lawn of the Musical Arts Center.VIDEO: Susan Wright performs solo

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Summer Concert Band performs on MAC lawn

By Emily Gibbons · Friday, July 11,2008 4:31 p.m.

Music echoed across Jordan avenue, blending with the distant sound of a train whistle. The IU summer music series moved outside Wednesday evening for a free concert on the Musical Arts Center lawn.

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Local artists able to benefit from Lilly Endowment

By Jennifer Vang · Wednesday, July 9,2008 9:48 p.m.

The Bloomington Area Arts Council is encouraging local artists to report all financial losses from recent flooding. Local artists who submit damage reports will be able to benefit from the recent Lilly Endowment of $50 million toward statewide disaster relief.

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'Stop and Start'

Wednesday, July 9,2008 8:39 p.m.

Bloomington resident Brett Volpp paints a traffic control box Wednesday evening at the corner of Rogers Street and Kirkwood Avenue. The control boxes are part of a Bloomington Area Arts Council project called "Stop and Start." Although the project was meant to be completed, recent heavy rains forced delays in beginning the project.

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Symphony orchestra performs for IU Summer Music Festival

By Jenny Perillo · Wednesday, July 9,2008 8:22 p.m.

Applause filled the Musical Arts Center as a final rush of music filtered through the air. The symphony orchestra conducted by Cliff Colnot played Brahms’ “Academic Festival Overture” and “Symphony No. 2” Tuesday. The performance was one of several scheduled for this year’s IU Summer Music Festival. More than 40 performances have been scheduled for the festival, which features top conductors and performers from all over the world.

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Punk is dead, and Emo should be next

By Cory Barker · Monday, July 7,2008 10:59 a.m.

With the punk/emo genre becoming more immersed in the mainstream over the past few years, it has been expected to see the so-called “scene” itself changing. In the last three or four years, the atmosphere within the emo scene has morphed dramatically, and sadly, not for the better.

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Concert lacked life in the house

By Deanna Krinn · Sunday, July 6,2008 5:54 p.m.

If someone were to throw a high-school dance, a wedding reception and a viewing party of “Desperate Housewives” into a giant mixing bowl, the result would probably be the Lifehouse concert Thursday night at The Bluebird.

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