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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1990

Page

16

Pianist Ariel to Play August Concert in Ekerredge Center

Ariel, a pianist praised as a brilliant new light in contemporary music, headlines an August recital at the Ekerredge Center. Tickets start at $5 for USCA students and $10 for the general public. Born in Kishinev, Russia, Ariel trained classically before expanding to contemporary and rock elements and now resides in Houston, composing and performing across the United States. For details call the Ethereige Center Box Office.

Ekerredge Center USCA America Ariel Kishinev Russia National Children’s School of Music Institute of Music United States Israel England Houston Texas Beethoven Chopin Mozart Ifou Ethereige Center

Kingston Trio to Perform at USC Aiken Etherredge Center

The Kingston Trio will perform at USC Aiken's Etherredge Center at 8 p.m. on Saturday Sept 15 with tickets 15 general and 10 for USCA students. The group, formed in 1957 by Bob Shane Nick Reynolds and Dave Guard, helped spark the folk revival and remains active with current members Bob Shane Nick Reynolds and George Grove.

Kingston Trio USC Aiken Etherredge Center USCA Bob Shane Nick Reynolds Dave Guard San Francisco America Tom Dooley Dylan Baez, Peter, Paul and Mary John Sewart Bob Nick John Roger Gambill Roger George Grove

Pop critics hit on canned vocals in mega tours

New York Times critic Jon Pareles argues that pop acts like Madonna Janet Jackson and the New Kids rely on canned vocals and lip synching to meet audience expectations of flawless performances. He notes preprogrammed lead vocals as backup and cites long, demanding shows with high energy dance routines.

Jon Pareles New York Times Bowie MTV Janet Jackson Madonna Madison Square Garden Pareles Liz Rosenberg Jackson Miami

Miss Aiken County Miss Simmons Heads To Greenville

Miss Simmons a USC Aiken junior majoring in interdisciplinary studies with marketing and public relations aims to advance in pageant duties. She serves as Phi Mu vice president and will stay at the Hyatt Regency in Greenville with her parents and brother Scott. Cards may be sent to Melanie Simmons Miss Aiken County Hyatt Regency 220 N Main St Greenville 290

Miss Simmons Belk of Hyatt Regency N. Main St Greenville

Route 66 and the American Road Narrative in Wallis Book

A review contrasts Wallis and Suzanne Fitzgerald Wallace's Route 66 exploration with Steinbeck’s historic framing. It highlights photography as the book’s redeeming feature, capturing neon diners, roadside attractions, and small-town curiosities along the mother road from Chicago to Los Angeles.

Great Plains Canada Texas Chicago Los Angeles John Steinbeck Wallis Suzanne Fitzgerald Wallace

Summer Arts Camp at Rose Hill Art Center

Rose Hill Art Center will host its weekly summer arts camp through the week of July 23 for children ages 6 to 12. Sessions run 9 30 a m to 12 30 p m daily with a $50 fee. Snacks and entertainment provided. Sign up at 649 7141.

Rose Hill Art Center

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