Sentences with phrase «perform big band»

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WHEN BANDS PERFORM LIVE, playing new music is a big risk.

Big bands and vocal jazz ensembles will perform and compete, and top - ranked ensembles will earn a partial scholarship to Berklee's summer program.

Using a technique known as supersets (when you perform two exercises back to back with no rest in between), The Biggest Loser trainer Jennifer Widerstrom pairs the Banded Triceps Extension with the Rhomboid Pulse to help you target the smaller muscle groups in your shoulders and arms.

On Saturday night, I headed to the culture house in Lillestrøm to meet up with one of my closest friends, whose band, Hardanger Big Band, was performing at the Romerike Big Band Festival.

Then there are the acts that get a bigger share of the spotlight, particularly the Dead Boys, a punk band from Cleveland that would become known for their outlandish live performances, which included self - mutilation, mock attempts at suicide and sexual acts performed on the stage.

Now, thanks to about $ 520,000 a year in magnet money, the marching band performs in spiffy navy and gold uniforms made by the same company that outfits big college programs.

This wonderful engine is absolutely power - happy, without a flat spot or weak point anywhere in the rpm band, and it runs and performs like a big gas - thirsty V8 while returning a respectable EPA highway fuel rating of 28 miles per gallon.

Bands like The Ramones, Talking Heads and Blondie were big in this era, and CBGB, a club where many of these bands perfoBands like The Ramones, Talking Heads and Blondie were big in this era, and CBGB, a club where many of these bands perfobands performed.

I've been going there for nearly 40 years, and my mother, a Los Angeles native and big band singer, used to perform at the famed Avalon Casino with the bands of Benny Goodman and Perry Como.

Gamers will be able to step into the shoes of one of the best rock bands in the world, perform on venues from the bands past, and rock to the tunes of their biggest hits, as well as songs from artists that the band has either performed with or has been inspired by.

Dinner with special performance by Graham Reynolds and his 11 - piece band, performing the first installment in The Marfa Triptych: The Country & Western Big Band Suite.

An heir to this great tradition is the Chicago composer, saxophone player and bandleader Steve Coleman, who has performed with the big bands of Thad Jones and Mel Lewis, Cecil Taylor, and Sam Rivers, released more than 25 records, and is a 2014 recipient of a MacArthur Fellowship.

Among them were the lawyer members of the band The Big Lubersky, who are not performing this year but promise to be on hand to «poke good natured - fun at their fellow law - oriented musicians.»