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REVIEW; Present Music rings with the sound of an accordion
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The sound of a bell seems straightforward, at first. But if you
really listen, whole arrays of overtones shimmer above the
fundamental tone, and they change as the bell swings and tolls.
That phenomenon, I think, is at the heart of Guy Klucevsek's
mesmerizing accordion arrangement of Burt Bacharach's "One Less Bell
to Answer," which Klucevsek performed Saturday at a Present Music
concert. He played just the first phrase of the Bacharach tune, over
and over, in the highest and purest no...
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Present Music headed to N.Y.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; Present Music headed to N.Y. Thursday, October 30, 2003 Present Music will perform the New York premiere of Joby Talbot's score to Alfred Hitchcock's film "The Lodger" on Jan. 16. The Milwaukee new-music group, led by Kevin Stalheim, will play as the 1926 cinematic thriller is screened. The concert
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Present Music postpones China tour
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; Present Music postpones China tour Concerns over SARS were a deciding factor, director says, but the group has plans to go in 2004 By TOM STRINI Journal Sentinel music critic Saturday, April 19, 2003 Present Music has postponed a long-anticipated tour to Shanghai and Beijing, mainly because of
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Present Music
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; Present Music, Ince to join in celebration By TOM STRINI Journal Sentinel music critic Sunday, August 13, 2000 Present Music and composer Kamran Ince will help the Milwaukee Art Museum celebrate when the new Quadracci Pavilion opens in May. Jan Serr and John Shannon, members of Present Music's
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PRESENT MUSIC GROUP TO PERFORM HERE TONIGHT.(WEEKEND)
The Capital Times (Madison, WI)
; Byline: Kevin Lynch The Capital Times Like a flock of fearless seagulls, Present Music perches dramatically on the cutting edge. In this case, the precipice is a sky-slashing building. Present Music will be the first performance group to play in Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava's spectacular
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Present Music outlines season
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; Present Music outlines season By TOM STRINI Journal Sentinel music critic Friday, May 7, 2004 Kevin Stalheim, Present Music's founding artistic director, thinks of his 2004-'05 season as divided into two halves, the first within the conventions of Western art music and the second a reaching out to
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