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Start: 03/03/2013 8:00 pm
Choose a box, any box, and the Real Vocal String Quartet will think outside it. They’re a string quartet and a women’s vocal quartet. They play Irish fiddle tunes and Brazilian choros, chamber music and wild improvisation. They backed up Feist on her indie-pop hit Metals, which Jon Pareles of the New York Times named his favorite album of 2011, and appeared with her on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno.
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Start: 03/05/2013 8:00 pm
All
performers
are welcome to participate in this event that has produced
some of our brightest performers, including: Shawn Colvin, Dana Carvey,
Alvin Youngblood Hart, and Patrick Landeza.
HERE'S HOW IT WORKS!
One unique aspect of our Open Mic is that, unlike those held in noisy
bars where people show up in spite of the fact that there's live music,
you will be playing to a supportive group of friends and performers who
are actually listening!!!
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Start: 03/06/2013 8:00 pm
After 11 albums and 12 years of touring practically nonstop, Erin McKeown rolls into Berkeley with a brand new release, Manifestra, that doubles down on her musical and political commitments.
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Start: 03/07/2013 8:00 pm
We are sold out of advance tickets for this show. There may be some
limited standing room only tickets available once the show starts at
8:00 pm for $30.50.
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Start: 03/08/2013 8:00 pm
We are sold out of advance tickets for this show. There may be some
limited standing room only tickets available once the show starts at
8:00 pm for $34.50.
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Start: 03/09/2013 11:00 am
Get ready for an engaging and interactive show full of songs and stories about pancakes, rockets, “Mint Green Bees,” and Wisconsin when Gustafer Yellowgold plays the Freight as part of the Patchwork Children’s Series.
Start: 03/09/2013 8:00 pm
The Young Women’s Chorus collaborates with Keith Terry, a renowned percussionist and rhythm dancer whose work encompasses music, dance, theater, and performance art. As a self-described “body musician,” Keith uses the oldest musical instrument in the world – the human body – as the basis for exploring, blending, and bending traditional and contemporary rhythmic, percussive, and movement possibilities.
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