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William Willits is a classical and fingerstyle guitarist and lutenist from Cincinnati, Ohio. He earned a bachelor's degree in guitar from Grand Valley State University. Followed by master's degrees in classical guitar performance and music history from the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. He currently maintains a busy schedule of performing and teaching in many different settings. A Medieval and Renaissance chamber group that focuses on Sephardic music). Maria and the Free Boys. Consort in the Egg.

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Classical Revolution Cincinnati

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April 12, 8pm. Northside Tavern, 4163 Hamilton Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45223. Rick Robinson, arranger and bassist. Nat Chaitkin, cellist. For more information visit www.classicalrevolutioncincinnati.com. Concert:nova – Alleged Dances. Constella Festival, 2331 Park Ave, Apt 1, Cincinnati, OH 45206. Tel: 513.549.7175. Site created by polymorphic mind.

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MYCincinnati - Community Partners

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Music for Youth in Cincinnati. Mission and Core Values. The Warsaw Avenue Firehouse. El Sistema in the USA. Link your Kroger Card. Click on the logos below to learn more about these amazing organizations. Interested in becoming a community partner? Please contact Eddy at eddy@pricehillwill.org. Price Hill Will Office: 3724 St. Lawrence Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio, 45205 Phone: 513.251.3800 ext. 106 Fax: 513-251-8500 Email: eddy@pricehillwill.org.

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Occupy Classical Music | Head|Voice

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If you are reading this post, you are no doubt aware that Slate.com, in an article penned by Mark Vanhoenacker, just declared classical music dead. Here is the full article. Should you want to (re-)read it. While it is clear Mr. Vanhoenacker loves classical music, I am frightened that he is delivering the wrong message to his audience. Several others have weighed in on the topic from the opposite point of view (the most thorough of which is here. Here is proof that classical music is thriving:. Out the w...

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Drew Dolan - News

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Drew Dolan, composer. Finally completed a new work for woodwind quintet. The title is. June 8th: Classical Revolution Cincinnati. Once again has generously devoted an evening to the music of CCM composers! This gave me the opportunity to perform several works by my friends and classmates, as well as my works. New piano solo work:. Takes inspiration from the iconic Trevi Fountain Scene in Fellini's. As well as Couperin's. Recently completed a new work for Atlanta's Clibber Jones Ensemble. January 9, 2016.

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Lea Matthys: About Lea

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Exceptional teaching for every aspiring cellist. The view from Salzburg Castle, Austria. An advocate for new music, Lea has premiered more than 20 new works for the cello, including works by Joel Hoffman and Steve Talaga. Locally, she performs with Classical Revolution Cincinnati. The experimental group Fringe Logic, and in collaboration with the Cincinnati Composers’ Laptop Orchestra Project (CiCLOP). She collaborates with her husband Joel. Lea plays a 2009 cello made by Chicago luthier Peter Seman.

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Strange Creature | Strange Creature | Bio

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Join Our Email List. The Origin of Strange Creature. Will had been talking about wanting to form a his own band for a while. But life seemed to be so busy and distracting. And starting a band seemed like it would require epic journeys and herculean efforts. Enter Laura, a bold impressario from the snowy wastes of Cleveland. Laura wanted to play her beloved Bass Clarinet in a rock and roll band. Oh - but a bass player. Names were bandied about. Phone calls were made. And lo! But were they then complete?