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Performing Arts General:     more books (100)

Ann Sothern: A Bio-Bibliography (Bio-Bibliographies in the Performing Arts) by Margie Schultz, 1990-03-08 Agnes Moorehead: A Bio-Bibliography (Bio-Bibliographies in the Performing Arts) by Lynn Kear, 1992-11-30 Costume Design on Broadway: Designers and Their Credits, 1915-1985 (Bibliographies and Indexes in the Performing Arts) by Bobbi Owen, 1987-08-12 The Folk Performing Arts: Traditional Culture in Contemporary Japan by Barbara E. Thornbury, 1997-03-06 Scenic Design on Broadway: Designers and Their Credits, 1915-1990 (Bibliographies and Indexes in the Performing Arts) by Bobbi Owen, 1991-10-30 Spencer Tracy: A Bio-Bibliography (Bio-Bibliographies in the Performing Arts) by James Fisher, 1994-10-26 Great Actors and Actresses of the American Stage in Historic Photographs (Performing Arts: Drama, Film & Dance Ser) by Stanely Appelbaum, 1984-03 The Dance Handbook (G.K. Hall Performing Arts Handbooks) by Allen Robertson, Donald Hutera, 1990-04 Ethel Merman: A Bio-Bibliography (Bio-Bibliographies in the Performing Arts) by George B. Bryan, 1992-06-30 The Opera Handbook (G.K. Hall Performing Arts Handbooks) by John Lazarus, 1990-04 AQA Performing Arts GCSE: Student's Book (Aqa Gcse) by Mike Allen, Eddie Brierley, et all 2009-05-18 Great Careers for People Interested in the Performing Arts (Career Connections) by Gillian Bartlett, 1994-08 Katharine Cornell: A Bio-Bibliography (Bio-Bibliographies in the Performing Arts) by Lucille M. Pederson, 1993-12-30 Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle: A Bio-Bibliography (Bio-Bibliographies in the Performing Arts) by Robert Young, 1994-06-30

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81. Performing Arts/Dance, Performing Arts, Performing Arts (General), Theater - His
    performing arts/Dance, performing arts, performing arts (general), Theater History Criticism Marranca Bonnie, Dasgupta Gautam Conversations on Art and  
    http://www.clever-bestsellers-selection.com/Marranca-Bonnie-Dasgupta-Gauta-08018

82. Colorado West School Of Performing Arts
    payment. Make checks payable to Colorado West School of PerformingArts or CSPA and mail to POB 792, Paonia, CO, 81428. There is  
    http://cwestart.com/school/general.cfm
    
    Extractions: Winter/Spring Semester Monday, January 7 - Thursday, May 23, 2002 Monday - Thursday: 3:30 - 6:00, Blue Sage Center for the Arts Please check each course listing for exact start date. Individual instruction students must check with their instructors for start times. Some instructors will be teaching at locations other than the Blue Sage, and at times other than 3:30 to 6:00. Building Closed - No Instruction April 15 - 19 (Spring Break) Tuitions for individual instruction, classes and ensembles, chamber music, and Early Childhood Music are listed with each course offering. Tuition does not cover the cost of music or books.To register, either pick up a registration form at KVNF Radio, 213 Grand, Paonia, or call Tyme Mientka, (970)527-7407 to have a form mailed to you. Call Tyme for class placement before mailing your registration form and payment.

83. Browse Courses
    Law And Legal Studies; Liberal arts And Sciences, general Studies And Public AdministrationAnd Services; Social Sciences And History; Visual And performing arts  
    http://www.online.uillinois.edu/catalog/CourseBrowse.asp?Primary_CIP=50

84. Givens Performing Arts Center > Tickets/Directions
    general INFORMATION. The Box office is located at the center front entrance to thelobby. SMOKING The Givens performing arts Center is a smoke free facility.  
    http://www.uncp.edu/gpac/tickets/general.htm
    
    Extractions: GENERAL INFORMATION The Box office is located at the center front entrance to the lobby. Box-office hours are Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., and one hour before each performance. If you have questions or need more information, please call: 910.521.6361 or 1.800.367.0778 HOUSE COURTESIES: Patrons arriving late will be seated at the discretion of the management in the closest available seats. All performances begin promptly at the designated show time. PARKING: Free parking is available on the north and south sides of the Center. There is ample parking for patrons with disabilities in both areas. PATRONS WITH PHYSICAL CHALLENGES: Wheelchair locations are available on the orchestra level. Parking spaces for patrons with disabilities are located closest to the Center. The Center is equipped with a Telex Listening Assistance System. Listening assistance devices are available at no charge on a first come, first served basis and may be picked up at the box office. GROUP RATES: Are available on individual shows for groups of ten or more. For more information, contact the

85. Manuel Artime Performing Arts Center
    Manuel Artime performing arts Center. Article I. In general. Sec. 531. Ticket surchargeon paid admissions to events. (a) Applicability. To certain facilities.  
    http://www.ci.miami.fl.us/PublicFacilities/Conventions/Manuel Artime Center/mapa
    
    Extractions: Manuel Artime Performing Arts Center Article I. In General Sec. 53-1. Ticket surcharge on paid admissions to events. (a) Applicability. To certain facilities. Exemptions. The following activities as defined herein shall be exempted from the application of the ticket surcharge on paid admissions. Banquets: Official celebration or ceremonial dinners with speeches that honor or memorialize particular person(s) or occasion(s) and are held by organizations or groups for their members, delegates, representatives and invited guests. Conferences: Participatory meetings designed for discussion, fact finding, problem solving, and/or consultation between members, representatives, delegates and/or other affected parties of organizations on related issues. Consumer shows: Exhibitions of related products and/or services that are open to the public. Conventions: Formal assemblies or meetings of members, delegates, and representatives of an organization or group, such as a political party, fraternal society or business/professional association, that are convened for a common purpose. Trade shows: Exhibitions of products and/or services that are not open to the public but are open only to particular members, representatives, businesses and/or groups involved in a specific trade.

86. LPC Performing Arts Calendar
    Jazz Concert May 18 at 730 pm Room 801, $5 general admission, $4 For informationand ticket sales, call the performing arts Events Line at 925.371.3819.  
    http://www.clpccd.cc.ca.us/lpc/about/calendar.htm
    
    Extractions: Jump To... Academic Calendar Bookstore Campus Map Campus Office Hours Class Schedules CLASS-Web Chabot College College Catalog Employment Opportunities Event Calendar Instructors' Websites International Students Request a Transcript Sitemap Search: Help Online Registration... - Class-Web Login - Apply for Admission - Current Class Schedule - College Catalog - Search for Classes

87. DeWitt Auditorium - Zeeland Performing Arts Center - General Specs.
    DeWitt Auditorium Zeeland performing arts Center. general Specifications.  
    http://www.zeeland.k12.mi.us/zpac/d_general.html
    
    Extractions: * Please call ahead if more than (4) are needed Main Floor 592 - Main Balcony: 292 - Balcony Arms: 84 Stage: Proscenium opening: 43' W x 25' H Depth of Stage from: DS edge to back wall DS edge to cyc (back of stage) Proscenium arch to cyc: Control Booth to DS edge: Crossover is behind cyc ( 8' W) Wing Space: SR 20' SL 18' On SR there is a 14' x 14' overhead door to hallway for loading. On the upstage wall, there is a 12' x 8' overhead door to the outside. NO LOADING DOCK. Intercom: Dressing Rooms: Just outside SR wall, with access to backstage area. Both rooms have well-lit make-up counters with mirrors, hair sinks, toilets, showers. Ticketing: Center Stage Software provides the performing arts center with fast and inexpensive tickets. Ticket printing is an available at a cost of 35$ per 500. Reserved on General seating. Tickets can be printed ahead of time or at the Ticket Window.

88. Lokers Auditorium - Zeeland Performing Arts Center - General Specs.
    Lokers Auditorium Zeeland performing arts Center. general Specifications.  
    http://www.zeeland.k12.mi.us/zpac/l_general.html
    
    Extractions: Form General History Audio/Video Shell Floor Plan ... Seating Auditorium: Seating Capacity of 466 Wheelchair accessible spaces available Intercom: One channel intercom, with headsets located throughout the PAC. Dressing Rooms: In the stage left wing, there is a men's and women's dressing room. Both are equipped with a toilet, sink, and mirror. Ticketing: Center Stage Software provides the performing arts center with fast and inexpensive tickets. Ticket printing is an available at a cost of 35$ per 500. Reserved on General seating. Tickets must be printed ahead of time. Colors: white, yellow, blue, lavender, and pink One week lead time is needed for set-up. Back to Lokers Auditorium Homepage Problems with this site? Email the Webmaster

89. General Music / Middle School Music / Germantown Academy Performing Arts Departm
    All general music students are introduced to the MIDI keyboard and use the soundbankas a The Germantown Academy performing arts Department PO Box 287 Ft.  
    http://www.ga.k12.pa.us/arts/Music/middle/general.htm
    
    Extractions: The goal of the General Music Program is to increase the sensitivity of students to be power of music as an art, and to help them understand and appreciate it in order to respond to it personally. General Music is not taught as an isolated subject, but as an integral part of each students' education. Links are made with language, movement, drama, history, the visual arts, and the environment. The sixth and seventh grade programs develop musicianship through singing, movement, music theory, music history, playing classroom instruments, and creative composition. Following closely the Middle School History curriculum, sixth grade students study music of ancient civilizations and the Middle Ages, and seventh grade students study the music of Africa, the Middle East, the Holocaust, and Latin America. Seventh grade students also study instrument families with an emphasis on the orchestra's history from the Baroque Period to the present time. In the eighth grade, students study musical style and music theory, play instruments, sing, and compose music. An understanding of musical style is developed through a study of the elements of music: rhythm, pitch, timbre, form, and musical expression.

90. Audiences, Patrons, And Performers In The Performing Arts Of Asia
    Welcome to the website of the international conference. Audiences, Patrons,and Performers in the performing arts of Asia. including the.  
    http://www.iias.nl/oideion/general/audiences.html

91. Performing Arts > General (14)
    back , performing arts general (14). Name, ROCKEFELLER BROTHERS FUND(Felowships for Minority. Address, Telephone, Fax, EMail, kskaags@rbf.org.  
    http://www.mystudyweb.com/cgi-bin/sidebar/scholarship2.pl?subcategory=351

92. Official Website For The Weidner Center For The Performing Arts
    Season schedule, ticket, membership and rental information.Category Regional North America arts and Entertainment the Weidner general Info • The Facility • Season Tickets • Family Fun •Weidner Wire UWGreen Bay logo Weidner Center for the performing arts 2420  
    http://www.uwgb.edu/weidner/

93. 2000 - 2002 Undergraduate Catalog / University Core Curriculum / General Informa
    general Information Visual and performing arts (three credits) The objective ofthe visual and performing arts component is to expand students' knowledge of  
    http://www.utep.edu/catalogs/undergrad/core/vis.htm
    
    Extractions: Visual and Performing Arts (three credits) The objective of the visual and performing arts component is to expand students' knowledge of the human condition and human cultures, especially in relation to behaviors, ideas, and values expressed in works of human imagination. Through study in disciplines of the visual and performing arts, students will form aesthetic judgments and develop an appreciation of the arts as fundamental to the health and survival of any society. A minimum of 3 credits selected from the following: ART 1300 Art Appreciation [ ARTS 1301 ARTH 1305 Art History of the Western World I [ ARTS 1303 ARTH 1306 Art History of the Western World II [ ARTS 1304 MUSL 1221 Introduction to Music Literature I [ MUSI 1208 and

94. Online Resources By Subject
    general Interest, Social Sciences. Humanities and performing arts, English ShortTitle Catalog Social Sciences, Humanities and performing arts. general Interest,  
    http://databases.lib.vt.edu/subfrurl.cfm?Subject=humanities and performing arts

95. Arts-Info Main Page
    Continent Country Info on Sort By. artsInfo - An International Information Resource for performing arts Professionals  
    http://www.arts-info.co.uk/

96. Performing Arts & Artists Worldwide
    A worldwide directory of official web sites of Organizations of the performing arts, Film and Music Industry and production and their Professionals thereof.  
    http://www.paaw.com/

97. Aotearoa Traditional Maori Performing Arts Society Inc.
    This is the homepage for the Aotearoa Traditional Maori performing arts Society Inc., the premier biannual event on the Maori Senior Kapa Haka calander.  
    http://www.atmpas.org.nz/

98. Queens College/Colden Center For The Performing Arts
    HOW TO REACH COLDEN CENTER FOR THE performing arts AT QUEENS COLLEGE Colden Centeris located on the Queens College Campus at the corner of the Long Island  
    http://www.coldencenter.org/directions.htm

99. Cincinnati Performing Arts
    An extensive guide to music and entertainment in the greater Cincinnati area that includes orchestras, Category Regional North America Guides and DirectoriesCincinnati performing arts. performing arts in the greater Cincinnatiarea, including orchestras, bands, choruses, theater and ballet.  
    http://w3.one.net/~jwclymer/

100. Internships Vilar Institute For Arts Management At The Kennedy
     general Counsel’s Office Through the general Counsel’s office interns will learnperforming arts law (including dealing with standard artist and production  
     http://www.kennedy-center.org/education/vilarinstitute/internships/

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