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Arts news: History museum volunteers, theater workshops and more (opens the original)
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The San Mateo County Historical Association is seeking volunteers to serve as docents and greeters at the San Mateo County History Museum, the association announced last week. At an orientation session Oct. 24, potential volunteers can learn more about the roles, meet existing volunteers and get a preview of the “History Museum’s forthcoming new venues,” according to the event announcement. Directly after the session, guests can stick around and see a museum program in action, as the museum’s Co
Grammy-winning group beats the drum for new music (opens the original)
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Percussion is everywhere, keeping the beat in just about any type of music. But only relatively recently have composers written specifically for it — and that’s still rarer than music for other instruments. For 20 years, Third Coast Percussion has made strides in raising the profile of composed percussion music, particularly in commissioning and performing new works. In 2017, the quartet became the first percussion group to win a Grammy Award in the classical genre, and the group has gone on to
What's up this week: Brandi Carlile, brave bunnies, Beethoven sonatas, a legendary guitarist and more (opens the original)
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Brandi CarlileSinger-songwriter, composer and activist Brandi Carlile’s music tells quite the story. Her sound draws on many genres, from a heart-rending twang of country to tender folk to powerful rock, all underscored by Carlile’s impressive vocals that even at their most vulnerable are still mighty. Her work has garnered 11 Grammy Awards, including one for Best Country Song with The Highwomen, a supergroup she formed in 2019 with Maren Morris, Amanda Shires and Natalie Hemby. Carlile also has
Fall arts preview: A week-by-week guide (opens the original)
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Summer’s almost gone, but there’s a great reward for the cooler weather, shorter days and packed schedules that arrive with fall: A season full of fun, thought-provoking and inspiring things to do, courtesy of the Peninsula arts community. Because most everyone’s calendars are jammed these days, we’ve changed up the format of our annual Fall Arts Preview, and are now listing events by date. We’ve organized listings with weekends in mind, so each section covers Fridays-Thursdays. Events that take
State of the ‘Union’: Redwood City music studio builds a creative community (opens the original)
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On a summer weeknight, musicians arrive at a sleek industrial space in downtown Redwood City. A few head straight into soundproofed music studios, but most stop first in the common area to grab a snack or drink from the kitchen and chat. There are couches to sit and talk or relax in this central space, which also has a big-screen TV and a chandelier made from a drum kit. Concert and event posters cover one wall in the common area, sharing the space’s history and adding color and nostalgia for th
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