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New community choir invites all to assist in spreading peace – Lansing City Pulse (opens the original)
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There are many ways people promote peace in their communities: nonviolent rallies, discussions and debates, informational campaigns, works of art … the list goes on. Angelyn Hirai, a longtime elementary school music teacher and choral director who recently moved to the area after 23 years in Florida, is hoping to spread peace in Greater Lansing through her new chorus, Just Peace. “It started back in March. The No Kings rally and the Minneapolis stuff were going on, and I just needed something po
Holt teen heads to Interlochen to hone music skills – Lansing City Pulse (opens the original)
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Unlike most local high school freshmen, who are learning to navigate hallways congested with upperclassmen and getting their first taste of Friday night lights, 14-year-old Caleb Worthington is facing changes of an entirely different sort: a new city, new peers and a whole new curriculum. Worthington, of Holt, recently began his first year at Interlochen Arts Academy, a specialized boarding school near Traverse City. With 570 students from 45 states and 25 countries, it was named the No. 1 best
The Headless gets heady in series of singles – Lansing City Pulse (opens the original)
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For Flint’s The Headless, space rock isn’t just a genre. The fairly new band, formed just last year, is shooting for the stars. “I’ve always loved really over-the-top rock acts that build a lot of imagery and strangeness into their stuff,” founder and frontman Andy Lenox said. “That’s the one thing I think is missing from rock ‘n’ roll from my era. I want Ziggy Stardust and Captain Fantastic. I want there to be a storyline and a whole lore to it. I want to fend off rumors that I’m a space wizard
Cap City Jam demonstrates breaking at its finest – Lansing City Pulse (opens the original)
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According to Ozay Moore, executive director of All of the Above Hip Hop Academy, breaking is a fundamental part of hip-hop culture. Originating in New York City in the late ‘60s and early ‘70s, breaking served as a precursor to many hip-hop dance styles. It was itself inspired by several different dances and martial arts, from capoeira and kung fu to tap, jazz and beyond. It eventually spread all over the globe, reaching its height in the ‘80s and ‘90s, and has continued to be passed down from g
Ten Pound Fiddle goes Celtic – Lansing City Pulse (opens the original)
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If Ten Pound Fiddle booking manager Sally Potter had to assign a theme to the Fiddle’s upcoming 52nd season, it would be “Celtic invasion.” Ten Pound Fiddle’s 52nd seasonBegins Sept. 10For more information, visit tenpoundfiddle.org “The folk music umbrella is really big. Louis Armstrong said ‘all music is folk music,’ and it sort of is. We have lots of different categories: blues and Celtic and singer-songwriters and Appalachia and old-time and bluegrass …” Potter said. “In putting together the
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