Award-winning pianist at ECO concert featuring Eileen Buck
Josef Hofmann Piano Competition winner Eileen Buck headlined the Etherredge Center Orchestra Ensemble concert. Buck, the 1996 winner, has performed across North America and at Taos Sarasota and Bowdoin festivals, with notable teachers including Aldwell Sokoloff Bauer and Yun. The program opened with Torelli Sinfonia, then Stamitz Symphony in Ed, Ives The Unanswered Question, ending with Mozart Concerto in A performed by Buck under Dr. Harry Jacobs, with CSRA Columbia Atlanta musicians and supported by the South Carolina Arts Commission.
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Vladmir
Eleanor Sokoloff
Adolph Bauer
Ki Sun Yun
John Bauer
Fritz de Jonge
Linda Kendall
Marilyn Crosby
Jennifer Rosinski
Katherine de Jonge
Joanne Stanford
Jeff Watson
Eric Chu
Mary Anne
South Carolina faces video poker clash over bans and tax
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John Reyelt
Myrtle Beach
George Harrison
South Carolina
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Hayes
Supreme Court
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Families press for answers amid search for missing flight crew
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Robert Francis
FBI
James Kallstrom
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Sandy Meade
Clinton campaign told to pay up for rented phones
Reston company InTouch USA owned by Lisa Pretka Turner and Jeff Turner claims the Clinton Gore campaign owes 3 million to vendors, including 40 thousand for cellular phones rented before the November election. Turners say delayed payment worsens their cash flow as February is slow for their business.
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