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Blast Company, represented by 9th grade students, is organizing Rock the Night 2014 to create awareness of 1990s music among students and allow them to socialize with friends. The event will be held on March 28-29, 2014 in the school ballroom, with activities like a school band, guitar hero, 1990s presentations, costume contest, dancing, karaoke, and pizza. Students can purchase tickets for 20 RON starting March 23rd and guess the 2014 rock figure for a chance to win a free ticket. The goal is to make school events fun and entertaining for the community.
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The document provides an overview of evaluation data from 2016 for several music festivals around Lake Balaton in Hungary, including the MOL Nagyon Balaton program series and Strand Festival. Over 1 million people attended 25 events in the MOL Nagyon Balaton series between May and September, including concerts by international artists Macklemore, Armin van Buuren, and local bands. The Strand Festival in August hosted 81,000 visitors over 4 days, with performances by Caro Emerald, Hurts, and Tom Odell, as well as many Hungarian artists. Market research data showed that two-thirds of Strand Festival attendees were from outside the local area and over half were aged 18-25. Sziget Cultural
NARC AUGUST-3
The document provides information about various art, literature and cultural events taking place between August 10th and September 21st in the North East of England, as well as details about the inaugural ONECon convention in Middlesbrough on August 24th-25th catering to fans of anime, manga, gaming and fandoms. It also discusses the vibrant rockabilly music scene in the North East, including upcoming events and key figures in the community.
Harbordite issue #63
Jerry Gray, a Harbord alumni, was honored with the Joe Hill Award for his lifetime achievements in arts and progressive social causes. As a founding member of the folk group The Travellers, Gray used music to support labor unions and social movements for over 60 years. The award recognized Gray's dedication to integrating arts and culture within the labor movement. The article also profiles 2010 Harbord grad Sierra Medeiros-Felix, who was a finalist in the TDSB Idol competition and hopes to pursue a career in music.
The Global Entertainment Media Arts Upload A
The document announces the 2nd Annual G.E.M.A. Golden Mic Honors Tribute Awards Ceremony to be held on October 10, 2014 at the Deep Blue Restaurant in Wilmington, Delaware. It lists the officers and board members of the Global Entertainment Media Arts Foundation as well as the hosts, presenters, and honorees of the awards ceremony.
Raymond Portfolio
The document provides details of Rachel Ruby Raymond's design portfolio for her senior thesis project at the Cleveland Institute of Art. It includes summaries of her main projects which focus on redesigning a Hallmark store, designing a Sabra drive-thru restaurant, and college dorm furniture. It also lists other projects and internships. Her senior thesis proposes updating music education programs for middle and high schools. The portfolio showcases Rachel's passions for design, music, comics and her strong time management skills.
Arts Alive Presentation FINAL
This document summarizes the mission and goals of Arts Alive SDSU, which aims to provide arts opportunities for students and faculty at San Diego State University. It discusses hosting signature arts events, supporting curriculum-based events, and pop-up events to promote arts awareness. Goals include broadening arts awareness on campus, increasing attendance at arts events, expanding art-making opportunities, and integrating arts into the curriculum. The document provides details on events in music, dance, theatre, film, and visual arts to achieve these goals and promote future collaborations across disciplines.
pitch presentation (1).pptx
The document summarizes a pitch presentation for a documentary about concerts held at the Stadium of Light in Sunderland. It aims to highlight how the concerts have brought together people from Sunderland and the surrounding areas through music, regardless of their backgrounds. The documentary will show how the stadium concerts have created a sense of community and been appreciated by the local population. It will also feature how the stadium hosts diverse artists from different genres and how football fans get priority tickets to experience more of Sunderland's culture.
Resume
Brian Wagner is a music teacher seeking a position where he can use music to connect with students and build on their prior knowledge and experiences. He has over 10 years of experience teaching elementary, middle school, and high school general music, orchestra, and performing arts. He is skilled at differentiating instruction and adapting lessons for students of all abilities, including those with special needs. He has presented at numerous conferences on inclusive music teaching strategies.
Group assignment powerpoint
The Newcastle Music and Culture Festival is a 3-day event featuring workshops, performances, and competitions focused on music and art. Workshops are open to those aged 12-20 and will cover performance, music industry skills, and technical areas like sound and lights. A final concert on the last night is free and open to all ages, featuring both local and national bands of varying genres. The festival aims to provide educational and cultural experiences for youth while bringing the community together through music.
Similar to Blast's presentation rock the night (20)
PROGRAM: 2022 Bloomington Early Music Festival: Celebrating Women in Early Music
PROGRAM: 2022 Bloomington Early Music Festival: Celebrating Women in Early Music
PROGRAM: 2022 Bloomington Early Music Festival: Celebrating Women in Early Music
PROGRAM: 2022 Bloomington Early Music Festival: Celebrating Women in Early Music
A historical view of women in music education careers
A historical view of women in music education careers
Blast's presentation rock the night
- 2. BLAST'S MOTTO: We take fun seriously
- 3. BLAST COMPANY • Represented by Y9 students • We are willing to do something special for our school community • Ready to work hard and show the fact that a school events can be fun and entertaining
- 5. ROCK THE NIGHT 2014 EDITION- PURPOSE • Create awareness of good quality music among students • Explore the 90s period: • identify the social and political background • understand how this background has influenced music • be able to recognise different styles of music which were popular during that time • Spend a night in school socialising with colleagues and friends • Dance and participate at various activities
- 6. THE EVENT & TICKET • Date: Friday, 28th March - Saturday, 29th March 2014 • Where: Ballroom • Ticket Price: 20 RON Tickets on sale: M- F (23th March- 28th March) in the CAFETERIA, from 13:45-14:10 at Blast’s Stand
- 7. RTN ACTIVITIES School Band Guitar Hero The 90s Presentation (Culture, Politics, History) Rock Stars (The 90s) Costume Parade and Contest Dancing Song Dedications Karaoke Pizza and more…
- 8. • Jimi Hendrix: 2013 RTN rock figure • 2014 RTN figure ROCK THE NIGHT- CONTEST • Guess the 2014 RTN rock figure and win a free ticket. Hint: Idol of Generation X, signed by Sub Pop Records • Winner: next week’s Assembly
- 9. Thank you for your attention!