Trombonist Brian Kaulk to perform and lecture in Baytown
Trombonist Brian Kaulk, principal trombonist of the Houston Ballet Orchestra, will speak and perform at Memorial Baptist Church in Baytown on November 22 at 1 30 p m The event is part of a music department series with multiple November performances including LC Country and Western Ensemble and LC Choir concert dates across Rundell Hall Auditorium St Pauls Lutheran Church Baytown Center for Hospice Care and Grace United Methodist Church December 4 7 30 p m plus a November 6 Cobb Auditorium recital in the evening and 1 30 p m matinee. Admission details list pricing and group rates Call 425 6821 for rates.
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London Suede release dog man star heats up charts
London Suede delivers dog man star a strong second LP following Bernard Butler's exit with 12 tracks exploring harsh themes from racism in Black or Blue to James Dean in Daddy's Speeding. The album caps a praised rise since 1992 and aims for pop chart success.
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Jazz guitarist Eve Woodard to headline LC concert Nov 18
Lee College Community Band and Jazz Ensemble feature Eve Woodard, Houston area guitarist and instructor since 1982, in a 7 p.m. November 18 Rundell Auditorium concert with performances spanning big band, rock, country and duo projects.
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Blues album review laments G Love and Special Sauce
A harsh critique of G Love and Special Sauce's blues rock release. The reviewer mocks vocal quality and lyrics, calls the music rag mop and screeching, and denounces songs such as Garbage Man and Eyes Have Miles while noting touring with Guru and predicting continued performances into 1995.
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Local Arts Listings For December Shows And Dates
Diversions Society presents Canadian Brass December 2 at 615 Louisiana. The Ensemble Theatre shows Tambourines to Glory November 24 through January 1 at 3535 Main. Houston Museum of Science hosts the Butterfly Collection of Colored Diamonds through December 31. Clear Lake Metro Ballet Company performs The Nutcracker at Baytown Lee High School Auditorium. Harbour Playhouse stages Curly McDimple November 19-20 and December 2-3 at Dickinson venue.
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Nicholas Cooke: Cowell’s First Elizabethan Novel Hearts Renaissance
Stephanie Cowell, a New Yorker, presents Nicholas Cooke a lively life tale of a Renaissance man. The narrative follows Cooke from a boy witnessing his father’s hanging to roaming through love, adventures and self discovery in Elizabethan England. Cowell’s vivid period portrayal and brisk storytelling showcase a strong debut.
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