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Music Search – Staff Picks
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Guster
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Sun., Nov. 25
Music
Elite female technical alpine skiers hit the Killington Resort slopes this weekend in the 2018 Audi FIS Ski World Cup Killington competition. Between athletic events, spectators and music fans are treated to a top-notch lineup of free entertainment. Boston-based indie rockers Guster, best known for hits such as “Amsterdam” and “Satellite,” get the crowd going on Sunday. The guys keep the energy high with songs from their upcoming eighth album Look Alive, due out in January, following the day’s first scheduled slalom run, which begins at 10 a.m. at Killington Resort in Killington. Rutland/Killington (map). Free.
Music
Elite female technical alpine skiers hit the Killington Resort slopes this weekend in the 2018 Audi FIS Ski World Cup Killington competition. Between athletic events, spectators and music fans are treated to a top-notch lineup of free entertainment. Boston-based indie rockers Guster, best known for hits such as “Amsterdam” and “Satellite,” get the crowd going on Sunday. The guys keep the energy high with songs from their upcoming eighth album Look Alive, due out in January, following the day’s first scheduled slalom run, which begins at 10 a.m. at Killington Resort in Killington. Rutland/Killington (map). Free.
Chromaticats & Jazz Vocal Ensemble
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Wed., Nov. 28, 7:30 p.m.
Music
In December 2017, the New York Times published an article highlighting female jazz musicians and composers who have earned recognition in the traditionally male-dominated genre. Under the direction of Tom Cleary and Amber deLaurentis, two University of Vermont Department of Music and Dance student ensembles demonstrate their own appreciation for women in the genre with the program “Lady Day and Today.” The instrumental jazz combo Chromaticats and the Jazz Vocal Ensemble hit all the right notes in standards by female composers including Billie Holiday, Irene Higginbotham and Ann Ronell, as well as new works by deLaurentis and UVM professor Patricia Julien. Brava! at University of Vermont Recital Hall in Burlington (map). Free.
Music
In December 2017, the New York Times published an article highlighting female jazz musicians and composers who have earned recognition in the traditionally male-dominated genre. Under the direction of Tom Cleary and Amber deLaurentis, two University of Vermont Department of Music and Dance student ensembles demonstrate their own appreciation for women in the genre with the program “Lady Day and Today.” The instrumental jazz combo Chromaticats and the Jazz Vocal Ensemble hit all the right notes in standards by female composers including Billie Holiday, Irene Higginbotham and Ann Ronell, as well as new works by deLaurentis and UVM professor Patricia Julien. Brava! at University of Vermont Recital Hall in Burlington (map). Free.
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