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0 - MSU Symphony Orchestra
The Symphony Orchestra, celebrating its 76th season, has performed for the Music Educators National Conference in Indianapolis, Indiana, on two occasions. It has presented the gala opening concert of the Music Educators Midwestern Conference in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and performed the opening concert of the 50th Anniversary Midwest International Conference of Bands and Orchestras in Chicago, Illinois. The Symphony Orchestra has recorded for Koch International Classics, Arizona University Records, GIA Records, and PBS specials. "The Birth of a Symphony," Symphony No. 4 ("The Gardens") by Ellen Taaffe Zwilich, was videotaped by PBS for nationwide distribution.
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0 - MSU Professors of Jazz, MSU College of Music
The MSU Professors of Jazz are members of the jazz faculty at Michigan State University’s College of Music. The group was established in 2000 to facilitate outreach and recruitment. Since its inception, the group has completed residencies at Detroit Symphony Hall (2004-2006), Wharton Center for the Performing Arts (2004-present), and the Arts League of Michigan Jazz @ the Center (2003-present).
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0 - The Jazz Spectrum
My mission with the show is to educate and expose people to the full spectrum of jazz music, from Louis Armstrong to Wynton Marsalis and beyond. I also devote a lot of show time to a local jazz calendar, in studio performances, and on-air interviews with local and international jazz artists. Past guests include Rodney Whitaker, Wessell Anderson, Jerry Gonzalez, Jim Alfredson, and Diego Rivera. If you are a Michigan jazz artist or will be gigging in Michigan please drop me a line and I will do whatever I can to help promote your shows!
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0 - Lake Lansing Bandshell (Haslett)
Welcome to the premier outdoor musical venue in the Mid Michigan area! Situated on the shores of Lake Lansing and surrounded by beautiful perennial flowerbeds and lush green grass, the Lake Lansing Bandshell is home to free Friday evening performances between Memorial Day and Labor Day. All Friday evening performances begin at 7:00 p.m. The Lake Lansing Bandshell Committee has worked diligently over the winter to bring you a varied schedule that will appeal to all within the Mid Michigan Community. Grab your picnic baskets and lawn chairs and we will see you this summer!
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0 - Dart Auditorium (LCC)
Built in 1980 the building was officially named the John H. Dart Center for the Performing Arts in honor of LCC's Board of Trustees charter member. The familiar usage to "Dart Auditorium" was quickly adapted. The 480-seat auditorium is the stage for numerous performing arts events, guest speakers, and civic activities throughout the year.
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0 - Complete Music
Complete Music is Michigan’s largest and most requested DJ Entertainment Service. We have been serving the Grand Rapids, Lansing, Kalamazoo, the West Michigan lake shore, Ann Arbor and surrounding communities for 25 years. Our intense focus on customer service as well as having the most professional, entertaining and gifted DJ’s sets us apart from our competition. We have two main concerns for your event. 1.) That everything runs smoothly and according to your plans. 2.) That everyone has a great time.
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0 - SUMMER SOLSTICE JAZZ FESTIVAL (East Lansing)
Begun in 1996, the Summer Solstice Jazz Festival salutes jazz music and celebrates the summer solstice.
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0 - Earl Nelson Singers Company
is an integrated ensemble of singers from the Lansing, Michigan area, and are dedicated to collect and perform only those arrangements that tend to capture the original mood, style, and character of the sacred song of the slave. The group's repertoire also includes some songs representative of the early "gospel" style which typified the urbanized church songs of descendants of ex-slaves after the Civil War in America's history.
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0 - Arts Chorale of Greater Lansing
is a volunteer community ensemble of experienced singers. Dale Bartlett, MSU Professor Emeritus of Music, has directed the group since 1983.
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0 - Capitol City Chordsmen
The Capitol City Chordsmen are the Barbershop Chorus of the Lansing Chapter of the Societyfor the Preservation and Encouragement of Barbershop Quartet Singing in America, Inc. (SPEBSQSA); this means we sing music in the Barbershop style. The society is an international organization that is arranged in districts. We are members of the Pioneer District, which consists of chapters located in Michigan and Ontario. Members of the Capitol City Chordsmen come from all over the Central Michigan Area. The Capitol City Chordsmen aspire to excellence within the society, and we expect to execute every aspect of our craft in a quality way and while in the process, conduct ourselves so that we are a source of pride to our Society, our community, and our families.
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