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One of Canada's best bluegrass bands, Toronto's Foggy Hogtown Boys is coming to the Orange Hall, 1620 Fernwood Rd., for an evening of bluegrass classics and tradition-inspired originals.
This Saturday, local bluesman Gary Preston joins the University of Victoria's Jazz Orchestra under the direction of Anita Bonkowski for Something Old... Something Blue
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Guitar god unleashes another set of magic
The death of Jimi Hendrix remains one of rock's great tragedies.
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Symphony pays tribute to romantics
WHAT: Victoria Symphony (Signature Series): The Romantic Cello
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Concerts range from adventurous to the classics
IN CONCERT -- What: Victoria Chamber Orchestra
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CapriCCio choir celebrates 20 years of the unexpected
IN CONCERT -- What: CapriCCio Vocal Ensemble: Encore!
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Victoria has another première
What: Pacific Opera Victoria's Capriccio, by Richard Strauss, performed Feb. 25
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Lady Gaga sued for $30 million by jilted producer
A former producer to pop sensation Lady Gaga has sued his one-time protege for more than $30 million claiming he was instrumental to her success but unable to profit from it when their romance ended.
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Carrie Underwood talks wedding, tour
She's famous, yes, but just who is this Carrie Underwood who has captured Mike Fisher's heart?
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SXSW shocked by death of influential singer
The musician's musician seemed to have touched everyone here at the South by Southwest music festival, even those who didn't know who Alex Chilton was until his death on Wednesday.
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Refusal to compromise pays off for Toronto hardcore band
Polaris Prize-winning punks F----d Up are set to perform numerous shows at SXSW. They aren't sure how many, in fact.
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Kinnie Starr takes a break from hip hop
"I'm taking a rest while hip hop gets better," says Kinnie Starr with a laugh, when asked about the shortage of beats and rhymes in her latest work.
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Big Star singer dies
Alex Chilton, one of the most influential singers of the 70s and 80s, has died.
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Mike Devlin
Mike Devlin writes about music and popular culture. He previously worked in radio after graduating from Camosun College's Applied Communication Program in broadcasting.
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Kevin Bazzana
Kevin Bazzana holds a PhD in music history from the University of California at Berkeley and a master's degree in musicology and performance practice from Stanford University. He has taught and written about classical music for 20 years and is an international expert on Canadian pianist Glenn Gould.
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