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Eastern Nazarene College in Quincy, MA Sunday, May 4, 7.30 pm Musica Eclectica: The Spiritual Side of Jazz Featuring the College’s 50-voice choir in concert with the band. Wollaston Church of the Nazarene (on the college campus) 31 East Elm Avenue, Quincy, MA MBTA Red Line, Wollaston Stop Free admission Information: 617-745-3614 or 617-776-8778 |
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Aardvark musicians join Super 8 filmmaker Kate Matson on Wed., May 28, 2008, at 8 pm for: Eight: Infinity on its Side Super 8 Films, Poetry, and Musical Improvisation Dudley House, Harvard Yard Lehman Hall, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA Free admission |
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Aardvark’s 10th CD release: American Agonistes: Music in Time of War (Leo Records) will be celebrated with two Aardvark concert performances:
→ Stonehill College in Easton, MA Friday, April 18, Music in Time of War from Bunker Hill to Baghdad → MIT in Cambridge Saturday, April 19, Social Significance Soundings, New Music by Mark Harvey
To find out more about the cd tracks, listen to sample MP3 clips, and to order, click the Read more... link below. |
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Celebrating the release of its 9th CD, No Walls/A Christmas Concert (Aardmuse label), the CD features carols from around the world and Mark Harvey’s piece No Walls, a tribute to Doctors Without Borders. The CD is available now! Order yours! |
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Voting for the 2008 Phoenix/FNX Best Music Poll is now closed and winners will be announced in May. Thanks to everyone who voted for Aardvark! 
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 On, Nov. 8, 2007, Aardvark made a full-house debut at Scullers, Boston's premier jazz venue, with a high-energy mix of big band classics by Ellington and Basie featuring vocalists Grace Hughes and Jerry Edwards. See jazz fan and pro photographer Joe Harrington's fantastic slideshow of pics from this concert. Thanks Joe! (Learn more about Joe Harrington.) |
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October 16 marks the release "Treasures III: Social Issues in American Film 1900-1934" with improvisational soundtracks by Aardvark musicians. 'Treasusures III" brings this early 20th-century period to life through 48 rare cartoons, serial episodes, newsreel stories, and features preserved by the George Eastman House, the Library of Congress, the Museum of Modern Art, and other archives. The third in the National Film Preservation Foundations's award-winning DVD series, "Treasures III" explores how movies helped change America. www.filmpreservation.org |
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