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The Spokane Symphony Chorale's intimate fundraising concert, Songs by the River, returns for a second year (opens the original)
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The members of the Spokane Symphony Chorale will bring their voices beyond the Fox Theater and into Spokane’s natural beauty for a second year. Last year, the inaugural Songs by the River was founded by chorale member Sara Duggin after realizing solo chorale events that benefit the Spokane Symphony from before the pandemic had never quite returned. She also felt the group was too talented to go without more showcase efforts. That first show was alongside the Spokane River in Peaceful Valley last
Spokane Symphony opens new season with grand 'Romeo and Juliet' ballet score and guest pianist (opens the original)
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The Spokane Symphony will open their 81st season with guest pianist Mackenzie Melemed and a repertoire designed to ring it in with a bang – including Sergei Prokofiev’s famed Romeo and Juliet score. With a large number of new musicians entering their first season with the Spokane Symphony, their first venture within the walls of the Fox Theater will begin with Dmitri Kabalevsky’s overture from “Colas Breugnon”, Op.24. Although intentionally selected as the first song of the season for its dynami
Ghostbusters in Concert continues to keep legacy of classic film, score (and father) alive (opens the original)
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Ghostbusters in Concert will bring the score by Academy Award-winning composer Elmer Bernstein to Spokane, thanks to his son and original orchestrator of the film, Peter Bernstein. Over the course of his career, the late Bernstein composed a slew of film scores, ranging from “The Magnificent Seven” and “To Kill a Mockingbird” to comedies such as “Airplane!” and “The Blues Brothers.” When he was enlisted to score the 1984 classic film, featuring four scientists turned ghost hunters, his son Peter
'When you’re in Spokane we’re going to salute it and respect it': Ice Cube brings West Coast hip-hop legacy back to Lilac City (opens the original)
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For four decades, Ice Cube has remained relevant. From a legendary rap career and steady touring schedule to acting on the big screen and founding a 3-on-3 basketball league, Ice Cube has built a sprawling empire that continues to grow – with no signs of letting up just yet. “That’s why I keep going … Why stop?” Ice Cube said. “I still love it, I still can do it at a high level, and there’s nothing stopping me but me. As long as I think that I can do good work and give people quality, I’ll conti
Country singer-songwriter Waylon Wyatt is heading to Spokane after the release of his debut album, 'Dustpiles' (opens the original)
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When Waylon Wyatt began sharing his music on social media, the dream of becoming a full-time country musician seemed beyond reach for the Arkansas teen working at his father’s construction company. Just three years later, the Dustpiles World Tour is taking him to Spokane after the release of his debut album. Much of Wyatt’s youth was defined by music – traditional country, more specifically. His father, a connoisseur of the old-school sound, often played a heartache soundtrack of the late Hank W
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