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Chunky Move Makes Australian Contemporary Dance Cool

  • Post Author By Amelia Levin-Sheffield
  • Post Date December 10, 2014

Contemporary Dance. Back in the mid 1900s, the contemporary dance scene in Melbourne, Australia wasn’t much of anything. In America, Paul Taylor was taking the […]

Tagged contemporary, dance, modern, music, sculptor
TIGERWAYS

THE event: Find Your Voice

  • Post Author By rvonbreton
  • Post Date May 28, 2014

THE event, a TEDTalk-style presentation hosted by the Lick-Wilmerding Alumni and Development Office, is a newly created annual fundraiser held in the Ehrer Theatre. Last […]

Tagged fundraising, music, Nathan Chan, Rebeca Mauleón, Samuel Carl Adams, THE event
VOICES

Reviving Classical Music in Our Generation

  • Post Author By rvonbreton
  • Post Date February 13, 2014

Growing up in a musical family, I’ve had the privilege of being exposed to classical music at a young age. Car rides to school were […]

Tagged cello, classical music, Davies Symphony Hall, music, san francisco, viola, violin
TIGERWAYS

Tumbleweed Wanderers Romance Lick and Then Hardly Strictly Bluegrass

  • Post Author By rvonbreton
  • Post Date October 24, 2013

At the recent Alumni Assembly on Friday, October 4, Lick-Wilmerding alumni Jeremy Lyon ’09 and Zak Mandel-Romann ’09 performed stripped down versions of their band’s […]

Tagged Lick, music, Tumbleweed Wanderers
VOICES

Justifying Rape Culture One Lyric at a Time

  • Post Author By Amelia Roskin-Frazee
  • Post Date October 22, 2013

I hate these blurred lines. The way you grab me … must wanna get nasty.” Robin Thicke sings these words repeatedly throughout his song, “Blurred […]

Tagged music, rape culture, Robin Thicke

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