CONCERTS

Concerts

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Museums, art galleries, Concerts.

Financial support is given to professional orchestras, choirs, concerts, concert halls, festivals, school concerts, music schools.

She's selling drugs at concerts.

We feel it at concerts.

They gave a series of concerts.

Tom hasn't missed any of Mary's concerts.

In Tel Aviv they come to my concerts.

Do you have any information on classical music concerts?

It says she's been going to operas, concerts, museums.

I take you to concerts, to museums, to movies.

How come he goes to concerts if he's deaf?

I mean, it's about three Rolling Stones farewell concerts away.

Every year the Latvian National Symphonic Orchestra gives charity concerts.

She always used it in her concerts for her last encore.

They give permission, and we get about 40 or 50 concerts a day.

And we go to live concerts, and we get that as much as we can.

Yes, and what a job going to concerts... and telling your readers how bad the music was.

And on July 7th, around the world, I learned only yesterday, there will be global Live Earth concerts.

The Cloister is an open air space that can accommodate works for children, concerts and classical theatre, and seats 200.

There are a lot of free concerts, for example, that go on in this area it has a phenomenal acoustic system.

So you relate people that you wouldn't relate, and you can actually also create concerts by looking at the audience faces.

For those few music lovers who have never attended one of his concerts here are some news photos tracing his meteoric rise.

We have about 40,000 concerts, everything the Grateful Dead ever did, up on the Net, so that people can see it and listen to this material.

People could now hear music all the time, even though it wasn't necessary for them to play an instrument, read music or even go to concerts.

591. It is worth noting the didactic activities of museums, such as the organization of museum lessons, lectures, concerts and the screening of films about art.

Cultural and recreational activities include visiting of cultural institutions (cinema, theatre, concerts, exhibitions, museums, libraries) and also sporting events and excursions, zoos and recreation centres (amusement parks, casinos)

For instance, Radio Beijing has formulated plans to broadcast the United Nations Day concerts through a syndicate of over 20 stations in China, for which UN Radio is offering technical support.

On 11 and 12 February, UNMIL sponsored peace concerts , featuring West African performers, were held in football stadiums in Monrovia and Gbarnga, attracting near capacity audiences of 35,000 and 10,000 persons, respectively.

Rory Jeffes, general manager of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, believes that the Sydney Opera House will make a turnaround via this renovation and become one of the world's concerts with the best sound effects.

Their concerts draw from their own communities, yes, but also from an older generation a generation that might be suspicious of homosexuality, but is nostalgic for its own music and the past it represents.

It's also kind of a protest, a personal protest, against the culture we have now where people just are at concerts with their cell phones out recording the whole concert, and they're disturbing you.

The association organizes Danish theatre performances and concerts, it runs community centres and provides assembly rooms, it also owns flats for senior citizens and runs senior citizens apos clubs with a comprehensive leisure time programme.

And he'll improvise entire concerts off the top of his head, and he'll never play it exactly the same way again, and so, as a form of intense creativity, I think this is a great example.

These are the sounds you would expect, but they are also the sounds of dissonant concerts of a flock of birds screeching in the night, the high pitched honest cries of children and the thunderous, unbearable silence.

Through media such as radio, musical concerts, television, videos, youth magazines and information technology, a significant proportion of the world s youth population is being exposed to a culture that is more tolerant towards the use of drugs.

Such activities include the coordination and provision of facilities for meetings at the Ledra Palace Hotel, organization of cultural events, fairs and concerts. Provision is made for other miscellaneous services at an average of 3,200 per month.

In addition to the theatre performances, some supplementary programmes are also organized, such as exhibitions, concerts, round tables, etc., for the purpose of achieving affirmation of the festival, as seen in the most prestigious international festivals of this type.

In addition to lending books they carry out cultural education tasks, as well as organizing amateur artistic events, exhibitions and concerts. They are important centres of scientific information as well, and they organize video cassette and compact disc collections.

The Gothic Chapel is a building in the Spanish sixteenth century Gothic style that seats 200 spectators and is a venue mainly for classical music concerts, book presentations, and productions that do not undermine the conditions for the building's preservation.

Its burgeoning population far outstrips the country s ability to feed itself. So desperate is Ethiopia that celebrity causes from Bob Geldoff s Live Aid famine relief concerts to Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt s adoption of orphaned babies supplement what donors cannot possibly provide.

In addition to designing the UN60 logo and preparing guidelines for anniversary partners, the Department has begun creating a dedicated database and a calendar of sixtieth anniversary events, including concerts, colloquiums, exhibits and lectures, with partners in all regions of the world.

The programme will encompass (a) country level events such as concerts, dialogues and videos, with the participation of prestigious intellectuals, leaders and artists (b) messages disseminated thorough the press and radio and (c) activities with the participation of grass roots cultural organizations.