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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1985

Page

9

Sweet Adelines Guest Night in Frederick on July 30

The Heart of Maryland Chapter of Sweet Adelines invites all women who enjoy singing to join a guest night on Tuesday July 30 at 7 30 p m in Frederick High School music room. This event offers an opportunity to explore chorus singing with the group.

Heart of Maryland Sweet Adelines, Inc Frederick High School Sweet Adelines

Country Current to perform at Friendsville Summer Festival V

Country Current a U S Navy Band will perform at 830 p m August 3 in Friendsville at Summer Festival V The seven member group known for country and bluegrass versatility since 1973 has appeared nationwide and in events from White House visits to state fairs Master Chief Musician Jerry Gilmore leads the group with Senior Chief Musician Bill Emerson as musical director The band is part of the United States Navy Band based in Washington DC Also joining are Fifth Regiment Maryland National Guard members for a living history segment on 1770s 1790s weekend events For more information call 1 746 579 or 746 5306

Country Current Friendsville United States White House Jerry Gilmore Bill Emerson Muleskinner News Navy Armed Forces Television Service Network United States Navy Band Washington, D.C Maryland National Guard George Washington New Horizons

National Aquarium Extends Summer Hours in Baltimore

The National Aquarium in Baltimore will open at 9 a.m. during summer, closing at 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8 p.m. Friday through Sunday, with the 5,000 aquatic animals housed across 12 major exhibits. Located in Inner Harbor, it urges callers to 1-576-3810 for admission details.

National Aquarium Baltimore Aquarium Inner Harbor

Max Morath Continues Ragtime Legacy With New Quintet

Max Morath leads a versatile quintet in a fresh show celebrating Golden Age American pop. The program blends ensembles and solos with Morath's driving piano, drawing from Berlin, Gershwin, Warren, Carmichael, Joplin and more. Morath, famed for Ragtime Years, also edits ragtime song volumes and composes, with PBS and Vanguard recordings to his name.

Morath Max Max Morath Irving Berlin George and Ira Gershwin Harry Warren Hoagy Carmichael Eubie Blake James P. Johnson Scott Joplin Zez Confrey Repertory Theatre of Mister Dooley Finley Peter Dunne Vanguard Rodgers and Hart William Bolcom Joan Morris RCA Red Seal

Lombardo Style Carrying On With Art Mooney

In a Frederick News feature, Art Mooney takes on the Royal Canadians mantle, continuing the Lombardo sound. Mooney, a veteran with five gold records and 18 million sales, preserves the rhythmic, unobtrusive tempos that made Lombardo famous, while drawing on a history of juke box hits and TV appearances.

Guy Lombardo America Art Mooney Mooney Lombardo

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