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Dave Pell with Med Flory Band Play the Backroom at Henri's
DAVE PELL - MED FLORY BAND SUNDAY, JULY 11 SHOWS 8 PM & 10 PM Dave Pell tenor Med Flory alto Frank Capp drums Richard Simon bass Frank Strazerri piano Featuring young tenor star Chloe Feoranzo Henri's Back Room 21601 ...
Michael White Quintet Unit2 Live @ Blue Whale, Los Angeles
The MWQ UNIT2 First JAZZ Club Appearances in Los Angeles! For experiencing Michael White Quintet UNIT2's music and live performance as well as the newly opened live Jazz bar “Blue Whale" in Little Tokyo which has a great acoustic listening environment, separate modern ambience bar area where friendly bartenders serve beautiful cocktails with delicious korean fusion ...
Nite Life Los Angeles
Jazzing Around the Southland Thursday Night Carlene Carter The Echo Thu., June 24, 7:00pm When Nashville was flooded this past Mayday, over 30 people were killed and many more lost homes, recording studios, and musical instruments. Few musicians have ever been very good at taking care of their ...
LA Weekly: Antonio Villaraigosa Free Tickets List
Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa must be the greatest jazz lover with free tickets worth $50,000 to $100,000. Full list here of 80 free events; corruption laws ignored. Did the mayor lose, misplace -- or destroy -- his records? L.A. Weekly is publishing below its exclusive ticket price list for the 80 events to which ...
UCLA Live Abandons What Set It Apart
Feeling a touch more provincial lately? You should. With the cancellation of UCLA Lives International Theatre Festival, Los Angeles status as a cultural world capital has suffered a serious blow. The fall program that brought cutting-edge theater from across the globe to the Westwood campus has been officially put on ice. It's a depressing though not ...
Jazz Lives as UCLA Live Eliminates International Theater Festival
UCLA Live has officially extinguished the house lights on its signature international theater festival, eliminating theater from its 2010-11 schedule, announced Tuesday. The series will offer a reduced number of individual performances in dance, jazz, world music and more 47 this season, down from 85 performances last year. But the entire theater festival was a casualty ...
Sound Gets 3D Upgrade
Mixers and theaters alike moving ahead with upgrades. Iosono's Brian Slack, whose multispeaker system delivers so-called 7.1 sound, calls 5.1. one-dimensional. It's long been a rule of thumb that as moving images improve, sound has to improve with them. And love it or hate it, there's no denying that 3D adds visual information to a projected ...
Hollywood Bowl Summer Season Opens
People don't come to the annual Hollywood Bowl Hall of Fame and Opening Night concert expecting to hear, say, an entire symphony or a complete set by their favorite pop star. Or at least they shouldn't by now. The Hall of Fame concert is supposed to be like a platter of musical hors doeuvres, an event ...
William A. Fraker Hollywood Cinematographer
William A. “Bill" Fraker, a cinematographer who was nominated for six Academy Awards including for “Looking for Mr. Goodbar," “Heaven Can Wait" and “1941," died June 2nd at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. He was 86 and had cancer. Fraker, a larger-than-life figure, was one of America's most respected cinematographers, known as much for the ...
