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The Sunburst Ragtime Trio (me on piano, Erik Hildinger on banjo,
Elizabeth Hildinger on cello) will show up for the Ark open stage
night this Wednesday to play a couple of tunes.

Whether we get to play or not depends on the luck of the draw -
if there are more performers than available slots, names are
drawn from a hat for the privilege of performing.

The Ark is located at 316 S. Main St. in Ann Arbor.  The show
begins at 8pm.  There's a nominal admission charge.

   ((( Winter Agora 26  <---> Music3 210  )))

announce your pubic performances

after aacs meeting i will try to stop by ... youa re worth hearing - i know!

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"The Sunburst Ragtime Trio (me on piano, Erik Hildinger on banjo,
Elizabeth Hildinger on cello)"

Where did you come up wi th "Sunburst Ragtime Trio" from?  You could 
have just been "Johnny and the Hildingers", which sounds like a name 
straight from the fifties.  :)

missed ... dammit - sorry

Heh.  "Johnny and the Hildingers" has a nice ring to it, but
we play early 20th century music, not 1950s music.

Ragtime ensembles often name themselves after a particular piece.
In our case, it's James Scott's "Sunburst Rag".

We lucked out again and got to play -- number 9 out of a total of 16
acts.  

"blood rag and the menstrual songbirds"

Bloody Trails by the Kotex Kid

You're the wind beneath my wings.

After the fact:  Got some playing time in at the Eau Claire Ragtime
Festival in Wisconsin last weekend.  It was my first trip to that annual
event.  Nice festival - well-run and evidently quite popular.

re #11 I guess you consider all that as "training" for the world old-
time piano playing championships in May.  Maybe this is the year you 
make a run for the title!

unlucky

Arabella sent this out to some friends in e-mail and forgot to 
post it here.  She's singing several Mozart arias tonight:

 It's Mozart's 250th birthday, and I'm celebrating by singing a bunch
 of Mozart arias this Friday at First Baptist Church (512 E. Huron
 St., right next to First Methodist).  The concert begins at 7:30 PM
 and admission is free (although donations will be accepted).  Other
 singers on the program are Bob MacGregor, Mitch Gillette, Tom Petiet,
 Lucia Campbell, and Chris Grapentine.  The accompanist is Jim
 Wagner.  I'll be singing "Come scoglio" from Cosi fan tutte, "Porgi
 amor" and "Dove sono" from The Marriage of Figaro, and "Mi tradi"
 from Don Giovanni.  Whew!  (Bit of a workout...)
 
 Friday is Mozart's *actual* 250th birthday, so come soak up a bit of
 Mozartean operatic excess!  You'll definitely get your money's
 worth.

i don't like opera that much :(

Leslie is singing in a Valentine's concert on Sunday.  Here's the 
publicity e-mail:

  Arbor Opera Theater announces our annual Valentine's concert entitled
  "Facets of Love," a cabaret of love songs with complimentary dessert,
  featuring wonderful local talent!

  Sunday, February 12, 2006 at 4pm
  at the First United Methodist Church of Ypsiltanti
  located at 209 Washtenaw Avenue
  Tickets: $15 adult, $25 couple, $12 student/senior
  Group Rates (for 10 or more) $10 each

  To reserve tickets in advance, please e-mail us at:
  Info@arboropera.com
  OR call.....
  Leslie (734) 424-9124          <-- not the Grex Leslie
  Tickets will also be available at the door the day of the concert.

  For more information about Arbor Opera including our exciting upcoming
  performance of "La Boheme", please visit our website at:
  www.arboropera.com
  OR call us at: (734) 332-9063.

HACKED BY GNAA LOL JEWS DID WTC LOL

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