University Dance spring concert showcases guest choreographers
The University Dance Company presents its spring concert at 8 p.m. Thursday and Friday in the Lied Center. Guest choreographers Brian Brooks and Krystyna Jurkowski-Hilding join KU faculty works including Cohan/Suzeau duets and solos by Luzeau and Smith. Tickets available at Lied Center, Murphy Hall, and Student Union box offices.
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Krystyna Jurkowski-Hilding
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Dance Gallery
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Topeka
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Donald Byrd
Steve Reich
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Camille Saint-Saens
Shannon Smith
Muriel Cohan
Murphy Hall
Student Union
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Kansas University
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KU tuba students win international honor
Two Kansas University tuba students, David Daussat and Jess Lightner, were chosen to perform in the International College All-Star Tuba-Euphonium Ensemble at the International Tuba-Euphonium Conference in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada in June. Selections come from taped auditions, and KU has a history of multiple students earning spots in prior years 1992 1995 and 1998.
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Jess Lightner
Regina
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Atchison
Douglas Lumsden
Benedictine College
Lumsden
Benedictine
Jeffrey Burton Russell
University of California-Santa Barbara
Young filmmaker Alyssa Buecker honored in New York
Fifteen year old Alyssa Buecker of Lawrence and her parents Brad Buecker and Nancy Pistorious spent days in New York City at an HBO media event. HBO has aired Alyssa's guinea pig films on HBO Family Channel since February 1999. The new Carrot Wars screen date is 3 30 p.m. May 9 on HBO Family Channel.
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Lawrence
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New York City
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Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum opens on University of Oklahoma campus
Natural history museum to open Monday on the University of Oklahoma campus in Norman. The 195000 square foot facility houses thousands of artifacts in five galleries. Admission is free through June 30 with advance two hour reservation blocks available by calling (405) 325 4712.
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Percussion concert honors KU professor George Boberg
A Monday recital at Swarthout Hall honors George Boberg a KU percussion professor after 32 years of service. The KU Percussion Ensemble with more than 15 alumni performers debuts Goodbye and Go Begin a tribute piece by Steve Riley. The free program reflects Bobergs long tenure including directing bands and conducting the Lawrence Chamber Players.
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Kansas University
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Steve Riley
Boberg
Lawrence Chamber Players
Irving and Barreto Talk Bossa Nova Romance and Rio
Amy Irving and Bruno Barreto discuss their third film together Bossa Nova set in Rio de Janeiro. The couple, married and living a lively cultural mix, describe love on set as both a spark and a challenge while eyeing more collaborations. They note age and gender dynamics as part of their story and future projects.
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