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Bach, video game music flower at 'An Afternoon of Roses'
The music of Bach, Mozart, Strauss, Saint-Saens and a Japanese video game composer will be featured during "An Afternoon of Roses."
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Diverse orchestra a 'symbol of peace'
The Philharmonia of the Nations, founded in 1995 by pianist and conductor Justus Frantz, is made up of talented young musicians from more than 40 countries and five continents who compete to earn a place in the orchestra.
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Gil Scott-Heron delivers new message
Rap forefather Gil Scott-Heron is back. "I'm New Here" -- his first new album in 13 years -- is available now.
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Local altruistic teen shines in music video
Tia McDonald might seem like an ordinary 16-year-old who loves rock bands, movie stars and teen sports figures. But pages of the New Smyrna Beach High School junior's scrapbook reveal she is not so ordinary.
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Memorial concert plays 'Melodies of the Heart'
The chamber music of Anton Dvorak and others will be featured at an annual memorial concert honoring a late young musician.
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