Soulful Clarinetist Harry Williams Leads Tour and Local Return
Scottsdale musician and Progress advertising man Harry Williams says soul drives musical success. After long workdays at the Progress he played the Ramada Inn in Phoenix, and now tours nationally for the summer. Williams recalls early lessons, pro career with the Tom m y Dorsey Band, Las Vegas venues, and his advice to youths to persist in practice. He plans to return to Scottsdale and the Ramada Inn in September.
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Clown Reverie Reveals Shared Humanity and Laughter
A meditation on clowns as mirrors of humanity. The piece links clowning to shared childlike joy and courage, noting how direct engagement dissolves cruelty and makes the possible feel dangerously real.
Ringling Bros Circus Comes to Valley July 17
The Ringling Bros and Barnum and Bailey circus arrives in the Valley at the Coliseum in Phoenix on July 17 at 8 p.m. with additional showings Thursday through Saturday at 2:30 and 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2:30 and 6:30. Tickets range from $2 to $4 with $1 discounts for children on select performances. Sale starts June 18 at the Coliseum Box Office and other outlets.
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Christmas Dinner And Jazz At The Blue Goat
The Blue Goat on Miller Rd hosts a Christmas-in-June dinner with a Creole shrimp boil and $2.50 shrimp plate. Phoenix Brass Factory performs at 10 p.m. followed by ESP expert Dr. Richard Ireland at the Playboy Club with blindfold readings.
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Ambassadors of Goodwill Choir Sings at ASU Grady Gammage
The ASU Boys Choir directed by Stephen J. Ortlip will perform Monday evening at 8 pm in Grady Gammage Memorial Auditorium Arizona State University. General admission on sale. The choir, founded in 1954, aims to entertain churches civic groups schools and universities and accepts auditioning boys aged nine and up. Scottsdale students Kim Youngblood Tom Van Loo Babbette Gamash and John Goodpaster tour Europe with the All-Student Pop Singers and Jazz Band performing four concerts in four cities.
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