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Mozart \| Mackey Mozart \| Mackey Presented by The Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia at Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts - Perelman Theater February 12-February 14, 2012 Dirk Brossé, conductor. Anthony McGill, clarinet. Mozart, Overture to Don Giovanni, K.527. Mozart, Clarinet Concerto in A major, K.622. Steven Mackey, World Première Commission. Classical currents run deep when Anthony McGill, Principal Clarinet of the Metropolitan Opera, performs the Mozart Clarinet Concerto. The Chamber Orchestra premières a commissioned work from Steven Mackey. Supported by The Pew Center for...	The Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia	02/12/12 - 02/14/12	Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts - Perelman Theater, Philadelphia
Organ Tuesdays Organ Tuesdays Presented by Music at Abington at Abington Presbyterian Church February 14, 2012 Co-sponsored by the American Guild of Organists, each Tuesday features an area organist in a 40=minute recital. Plan a musical treat for your Tuesday lunches all month long! February 14 - David Clark Little, Music Director, St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Doylestown.	Music at Abington	02/14/12	Abington Presbyterian Church, Abington
Craig Bickhardt and Lizanne Knott Craig Bickhardt and Lizanne Knott Presented by Burlap and Bean Coffeehouse at Burlap and Bean Coffeehouse February 14, 2012 An evening with Craig Bickhardt and Lizanne Knott. Wine tastings provided by www.auburnroadvineyards.com Craig is a singer/songwriter of the old school – you can hear echoes of such ‘60s folk revival artists as Tom Rush, Gordon Lightfoot and Eric Andersen in his work. Added to this is the melodic sophistication of a Jimmy Webb or a Paul Simon, as well as a spare but telling lyric approach. “I admire songwriters like Woody Guthrie and poets like Robert...	Burlap and Bean Coffeehouse	02/14/12	Burlap and Bean Coffeehouse, Newtown Square
Hearts and Hops Hearts and Hops Presented by Cairnwood at Cairnwood Estate February 14, 2012 Cairnwood Estate in Bryn Athyn is inviting couples looking for something new and different to do on Valentine’s Day. The “Hearts & Hops” beer tasting event will be held on February 14 at the Beaux Arts-style mansion. Guests can experience the grandeur of the Gilded Age as they stroll through the first floor of the mansion at 1005 Cathedral Road, enjoy music, sweet and savory treats and a chance to win a “mystery box” and other prizes. Designed by the...	Cairnwood	02/14/12	Cairnwood Estate, Bryn Athyn
Valentine's Date Night Valentine's Date Night Presented by The Clay Studio at The Clay Studio February 14, 2012 Grab your loved one and get ready for the hottest date night ever! The Clay Studio's instructors will guide you through four-handed throwing by candlelight. That's right -- you and your sweetie share a wheel! Enjoy light fare, chocolate, champagne, wine and mood-music while you celebrate Valentine's Day in a way you'll be sure to remember! Wear or bring clothes that you don't mind getting dirty. Pre-registration is required. Workshop fee covers two participants. Please contact Sara...	The Clay Studio	02/14/12	The Clay Studio, Philadelphia
The Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia The Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia Presented by Temple Performing Arts Center at Temple Performing Arts Center February 14, 2012 Dirk Brossé, conductor \| Anthony McGill, clarinet. Mozart: Don Giovanni, K.527 Overture, Mozart: Clarinet Concerto in A major, K.622, Steven Mackey: World Premiere Commission. Classical currents run deep when Anthony McGill, Principal Clarinet of the Metropolitan Opera performs the Mozart Clarinet Concerto. The Chamber Orchestra premieres a commissioned work from Steven Mackey. Supported by The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage through the Philadelphia Music...	Temple Performing Arts Center	02/14/12	Temple Performing Arts Center, Philadelphia
Cupid is Dead Cupid is Dead Presented by Collage Festival at Tritone February 14, 2012 Collage Festival is pleased to announce their first fundraiser, Cupid is Dead. Acts include local and internationally renowned musicians and artists from Philadelphia and New York. The show is headlined by internationally acclaimed New York based electronic artist Allies for Everyone (www.alliesforeveryone.com). Allies for Everyone (aka Brian Suarez) is celebrating their recently their debut EP Hour of the Wolf after international success with the track “Taboo” under the name...	Collage Festival	02/14/12	Tritone, Philadelphia
Greetings from Asbury Park Greetings from Asbury Park Presented by National Constitution Center at National Constitution Center February 15, 2012 Celebrate our right to free expression at this rockin’ kick-off party for the highly anticipated exhibition From Asbury Park to the Promised Land: The Life and Music of Bruce Springsteen at the National Constitution Center – the only venue in the nation to host the must-see exhibition from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum. You’ll be first in line to get an in-depth look at Bruce Springsteen’s career and catalog through more than 150 rare artifacts...	National Constitution Center	02/15/12	National Constitution Center, Philadelphia
Big Street Big Street Presented by Burlap and Bean Coffeehouse at Burlap and Bean Coffeehouse February 15, 2012 An evening with Big Street. To listen to samples, visit www.bigstreet.se Sweden-based band Big Street brings forth a fresh sound of pop soul, flavored with an essence of sweet jazz with their newest cd, The Tree of Life. They are currently bending the airwaves with this sophomore project, being released worldwide. With the ear raised high to receive all of this new sound at once, radio and shows worldwide are eating it up. “Really enjoyed the pace…well...	Burlap and Bean Coffeehouse	02/15/12	Burlap and Bean Coffeehouse, Newtown Square
The Really Cooks and The Best Westerns The Really Cooks and The Best Westerns Presented by World Cafe Live at World Cafe Live - Philadelphia February 15, 2012 The Really Cooks are a half-human, half-cartoon band that creates an alternate world filled with eccentric characters to tell their story and play their songs. They mix late period British ’60s pop with a quirky American showtune aesthetic, crafting fun, energetic pop tunes. Their music combines harmonic elements that resemble Queen and the Beach Boys, but they still manage to keep an original psychedelic sensibility. Check out their 2011 debut album, Dr. Lemonade Stand! The album...	World Cafe Live	02/15/12	World Cafe Live - Philadelphia, Philadelphia
Penn Contemporary Music Presents: Konstantinos Papadakis - Solo Piano Works Penn Contemporary Music Presents: Konstantinos Papadakis - Solo Piano Works Presented by University of Pennsylvania Department of Music at University of Pennsylvania - Rose Recital Hall February 15, 2012 Penn Contemporary Music presents an evening of solo piano works, The Contemporary Piano III. Mr. Papadakis will perform new works including world premieres by eminent composers such as Jay Reise (UPenn faculity in composition), Anton Webern, Theodore Antoniou, Robert Maggio, Minas Borboudakis, and Gyorgy Ligeti.	University of Pennsylvania Department of Music	02/15/12	University of Pennsylvania - Rose Recital Hall, Philadelphia
Matthew Santon with Eric Stepanian Matthew Santon with Eric Stepanian Presented by Tin Angel at Tin Angel February 15, 2012 Grammy-nominated artist Matthew Santos has established himself as one of the rare and striking talents quickly emerging from the Chicago music scene. With an ethereal voice that has been the praise of artists such as Eddie Vedder, John Legend, Justin Timberlake, and Rihanna, Santos has secured his place in current music with his distinguished style and elusive musical gift. Far from all of the sound and fury of the modern music trends, Santos is quietly rising into one of the most...	Tin Angel	02/15/12	Tin Angel, Philadelphia
Jazz in Media: Karen Rodriguez and her Latin Jazz Ensemble Jazz in Media: Karen Rodriguez and her Latin Jazz Ensemble Presented by Jazz Bridge at Unitarian Universalist Church - Delaware County February 15, 2012 Singer Karen Rodriguez and her Latin Jazz Ensemble will be appearing at Jazz in Media! Ms. Rodriguez is the real deal. Others may attempt to convey a Latin sound by singing a bossa nova or a samba once in awhile, but Latin music is in Rodriguez's DNA. Seeing and hearing Karen perform live is like walking into a Cuban nightclub circa 1950, but her Latin sound would not be complete without her marvelous band: percussionist Mariano Medina, pianist Suzzette Ortiz, and bassist Juan Medina. Don't...	Jazz Bridge	02/15/12	Unitarian Universalist Church - Delaware County, Media
Poet-tree En Motion Poet-tree En Motion Presented by The Rotunda February 15, 2012 Poet-tree En Motion is a free community event (but donations are always appreciated)! This ongoing seasonal event series features a variety of dance/movement/theater mediums, live electronic/acoustic music, vocalists and poetry/spoken-word presentations, circus/fire performances, community art creations, VJ projections and open stage/open mics!	The Rotunda	02/15/12
Titans of Song: A Musical Tribute to Paul Robeson and Marian Anderson Titans of Song: A Musical Tribute to Paul Robeson and Marian Anderson Presented by Follow the Drinking Gourd at Camden County College - Camden Technology Center February 15, 2012 Titans is an unforgettable show set just decades ago when two African Americans challenged the Jim Crow segregation rampant in the land from the unlikely barricades of the classical concert stage. Hear their stories—and glorious music—in this original multimedia show created and performed by the musical group Follow the Drinking Gourd, which is composed of two singers and a pianist. The event is presented by the Camden County Cultural & Heritage Commission.	Follow the Drinking Gourd	02/15/12	Camden County College - Camden Technology Center, Camden
Karen Yama: Endtime Trilogy Karen Yama: Endtime Trilogy Presented by Arts Council of Princeton at Paul Robeson Center for the Arts February 15, 2012 Endtime Trilogy consists of three short projections shaped from an archive of images that the artist Karen Yama culled from eBay during 2008 and 2009. Her categorical focus: the dilapidated houses that were put up for sale on eBay as we entered the “economic downturn.” In slideshow format, she presents the houses, “as is”, without aesthetic intrusion, aiming to sidestep the standard issues of “portrayal” by choosing a relation to the material which...	Arts Council of Princeton	02/15/12	Paul Robeson Center for the Arts, Princeton
David Johansen of New York Dolls David Johansen of New York Dolls Presented by Sellersville Theater 1894 at Sellersville Theater 1894 February 16, 2012 Best known as founder and frontman of the seminal proto-punk New York Dolls, David Johansen achieved commercial success under the pseudonym Buster Poindexter with the hit "Hot Hot Hot." A musical chameleon, Johansen also took a shot at country blues with The Harry Smiths. David appeared in several films and his music is heard on several soundtracks. He was an SNL musical mainstay and he hosts a weekly satellite radio show. In addition to periodically reforming The Dolls with...	Sellersville Theater 1894	02/16/12	Sellersville Theater 1894, Sellersville
Bach's Lunch at Community Music School Bach's Lunch at Community Music School Presented by Community Music School at Community Music School February 16, 2012 CMS proudly presents a new lunchtime concert series called Bach's Lunch. Join CMS on the third Thursday of each month and enjoy a mini concert featuring a different CMS faculty artist each month. Pick up your box lunch at a local eatery or bring from home. Bottled water and coffee/tea will be provided. Concerts begin at 12:10 pm and finish by 12:50 pm. The concert series is free, so please invite your colleagues and friends. Donations are appreciated.	Community Music School	02/16/12	Community Music School, Trappe
Ene Live Ene Live Presented by World Cafe Live at World Cafe Live - Philadelphia February 16, 2012 Check out Ene Live on Facebook! Visit their website to reserve tables, download music and more!	World Cafe Live	02/16/12	World Cafe Live - Philadelphia, Philadelphia
Lila Downs Lila Downs Presented by Montgomery County Community College at Montgomery County Community College - Science Center Theater February 17, 2012 Lila Downs is a Mexican American singer who performs her own compositions as well as tapping into native Mesoamerican music of the Mixtec, Zapotec, Maya and Nahuatl cultures. Her passionate and emotional performances are spell-binding. She grew up partly in Mexico and the United States. She sang in the club scenes of Oaxaca and later Philadelphia along with Paul Cohen, an American-born saxophonist. They began collaborating together on songs that would slowly evolve into Downs's subsequent...	Montgomery County Community College	02/17/12	Montgomery County Community College - Science Center Theater, Blue Bell
Penn Glee Club 150th Anniversary Show Penn Glee Club 150th Anniversary Show Presented by Penn Glee Club at Annenberg Center - Zellerbach Theater February 17, 2012 The Penn Glee Club is proud to present its 150th Anniversary Show! On Friday, February 17th, the club will present an originally-scripted one-act musical by the undergraduate club, featuring music ranging from barbershop to Broadway to Styx. On Saturday, February 18th, the one-act musical will be followed by a concert with a chorus of the current Glee Club and alumni, and the evening will close with a dessert reception to celebrate the 150th Year of Glee.	Penn Glee Club	02/17/12	Annenberg Center - Zellerbach Theater, Philadelphia
Rebekah Jean with Guest Casey Cattie Rebekah Jean with Guest Casey Cattie Presented by Kennett Flash at Kennett Flash February 17, 2012 Rebekah Jean grew up with a handful of conflicting influences. Her roots were planted deep in the hills of West Virginia coal country, but she was raised close enough to her father's Cleveland to hear the screams of rock and roll. Rebekah's original music effortlessly reveals this juxtaposition, with songwriting that carries on the tradition of honest clarity and heartfelt sincerity both rock and roll and early country first presented.	Kennett Flash	02/17/12	Kennett Flash, Kennett Square
Handel's Apollo e Dafne Handel's Apollo e Dafne Presented by The Buxtehude Consort at St. Peter's Episcopal Church February 17, 2012 Especially for Valentine's Day, The Buxtehude Consort is presenting Apollo e Dafne, a mythological tale of unrequited love, set to music by G.F. Handel. This dramatic cantatas is sung by baritone John Fowler and soprano Clara Rottsolk, accompanied by a period instrument ensemble led by harpsichordist Leon Schelhase and featuring leading Baroque musicians.	The Buxtehude Consort	02/17/12	St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Philadelphia
Seth Glier Seth Glier Presented by The Cellar Stage at The Cellar Stage February 17, 2012 “The greatest pop songwriting since Billy Joel” ~ Livingston Taylor. MPress recording artist Seth Glier will grab you...if not with his powerful falsetto or his melodic prowess, then with what Performer Magazine calls his “intoxicating groove.” The 22-year-old singer, songwriter, pianist and guitarist – who abandoned studies at The Berklee College of Music after one year because he “decided I should be playing for people and not for grades” –...	The Cellar Stage	02/17/12	The Cellar Stage, Baltimore
The William J. Cooper Foundation Presents Rennie Harris Pure Movement The William J. Cooper Foundation Presents Rennie Harris Pure Movement Presented by Swarthmore College - Lang Performing Arts Center at Swarthmore College - Lang Performing Arts Center February 17, 2012 The Rennie Harris Puremovement (RHPM) dance company is a hip-hop dance company dedicated to preserving and disseminating hip-hop culture through workshops, classes, hip-hop history lecture demonstrations, long-term residencies, mentoring programs, and public performances. The company is guided by an artistic moral philosophy that every individual is a creative reservoir waiting to be tapped. Founder Lorenzo "Rennie" Harris celebrates hip-hop culture on his own terms, by using some...	Swarthmore College - Lang Performing Arts Center	02/17/12	Swarthmore College - Lang Performing Arts Center, Swarthmore
Atwater-Donnelly Atwater-Donnelly Presented by Princeton Folk Music Society February 17, 2012 The husband and wife duo of Atwater and Donnelly, will perform a blend of traditional American and Celtic music at the Princeton Folk Music Society Concert Series, on Friday, February 17th. The highly-praised pair blends gorgeous vocals and unusual harmonies with an astonishing array of instruments including the Appalachian mountain dulcimer, old-time banjo, tin whistle, guitar, limberjack, mandolin, harmonica, feet and more. Not only do they offer traditional American and Celtic...	Princeton Folk Music Society	02/17/12	Christ Congregation Church, Princeton
Singles Dance Party and Social Singles Dance Party and Social Presented by Professional and Business Singles Network (PBSN) at Ramblewood Country Club February 17, 2012 PBSN’s DJ will be spinning your favorite dance hits from the '60s through the present, including mixers and ladies' choice. Your music requests are welcome. The party will take place in a country club setting, and is open to the 50-plus age group. Dressy attire, no jeans or sneakers. Feel free to just drop in; membership is not required. Cash bar.	Professional and Business Singles Network (PBSN)	02/17/12	Ramblewood Country Club, Mount Laurel
The Fallen Troubadours with Darry Miller and the Veil, Great Big House, and Echoes Talk Back The Fallen Troubadours with Darry Miller and the Veil, Great Big House, and Echoes Talk Back Presented by The Note at The Note February 17, 2012 The Fallen Troubadours are a throwback to the days of bands such as the the Yardbirds and the Kinks. Their rootsy rock makes a great soundtrack for drunken nights and should be welcomed with open arms by Philly's like-minded music community. Their debut album will be released this fall on Universal Warning/Candy Colored Dragon. Talk Back Echoes is a five-piece band from Reading/Philladelphia PA. What started off as a solo acoustic project grew into the animal it is today. As each...	The Note	02/17/12	The Note, West Chester
9th Annual AAGA Art Auction 9th Annual AAGA Art Auction Presented by Drexel University Arts Administration Graduate Student Association February 17, 2012 This is the 9th Annual AAGA Art Auction, which all fund go to support Drexel's Arts Administration students participation to Arts Advocacy Day on Capitol Hill. The auction hosts numerous artists' work, tickets to everything from the Opera Company of Philadelphia's Dark Sisters to Phillies games. This year we will be auctioning off Steven Spann paintings and a Mummers Costume. The auction will feature live music, hors d'oeuvres, and drinks.	Drexel University Arts Administration Graduate Student Association	02/17/12	Constantine D. Papadakis Integrated Sciences Building, Philadelphia
John Cage Centennial at thefidget space: One5 John Cage Centennial at thefidget space: One5 Presented by fidget February 17, 2012 Don’t fret if you missed January’s kick-off performance of Cage’s score Four6; the celebration continues throughout February and March. Don’t miss One5: Cage and Cage inspired scores for Piano and electronics with special guest Rob Haskins at thefidget space. This month welcomes pianist and Cage scholar Rob Haskins. He will perform Cage’s One5 for piano. Also on the program will be two premieres of Cage-inspired compositions for...	fidget	02/17/12	thefidget space, Philadelphia

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