ART AND MUSIC

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                    [Title] => Test your design IQ
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Who is the English architect whose works in performing art centers, art galleries, museums, and libraries have gained international renown?

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                    [Title] => Friends-raising
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I hate fundraising. First of all, I’m not good at it. Secondly, I’m sick and tired of doing it year in and year out.
                    [DatePublished] => 2010-11-16 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] => Tony Montemayor
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                    [Title] => Cloning emo & ‘starry’ soul
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Music today is very niche-driven, with success stories spawning refinements, and bands seeming to mine the same well-trodden formulas. While that much is inevitable, it doesn’t detract from the good music that can still be produced. Two recent CD’s exemplify just how much can be created within that mindset. While Travis’ new CD has obvious nods to Coldplay and Keane (ironic since the band actually predates the others), Travis puts enough energy and vibrancy to make its CD simply stellar.
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                    [AuthorName] => Philip Cu-Unjieng
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                    [Title] => Camille Lopez sings her own time
                    [Summary] => Vienna-based Filipino soprano Camille Lopez describes herself as a traumatic soprano. Traumatic? Don’t you mean dramatic, I ask her.


At this point in her career, Lopez feels she’s better off ignoring labels. "I really hate submitting resumes," she says. "One of the first lessons in creating a music career is to have a clear idea of what category you belong to."


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Test your design IQ

July 6, 2013 - 12:00am

Who is the English architect whose works in performing art centers, art galleries, museums, and libraries have gained international renown?

Modern Living

Friends-raising

By Tony Montemayor | November 16, 2010 - 12:00am

I hate fundraising. First of all, I’m not good at it. Secondly, I’m sick and tired of doing it year in and year out.

Health And Family

Cloning emo & ‘starry’ soul

By Philip Cu-Unjieng | July 29, 2007 - 12:00am

Music today is very niche-driven, with success stories spawning refinements, and bands seeming to mine the same well-trodden formulas. While that much is inevitable, it doesn’t detract from the good music that...

Entertainment

Camille Lopez sings her own time

By Joseph Cortes | November 25, 2002 - 12:00am

Vienna-based Filipino soprano Camille Lopez describes herself as a traumatic soprano. Traumatic? Don’t you mean dramatic, I ask her. At this point in her career, Lopez feels she’s better off ignoring labels....

Arts and Culture