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Kier Irmiter will brinj
recording artists to the G
Dancers
From Staff Reports
"Period Dance and ]
dancers tomorrow at no
Gallery.
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Department of Music an
The performance will
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focus on Rena
Music" will be performed by eight
on in USC's McKissick Museums Art
k at Noon" series, the presentation is
rtment of Theatre and Speech, the
dthe museum.
focus on the Renaissance period, and
Reese, a period dance expert from
JC's costume shop this year. Susan
pany director, will narrate the show
ium group will provide the music.
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'What I'm doing this time
pends on what goes on with
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nself simply as Kier, will per
ilden Spur tonight at 9 p.m. He
IC in November to promot<
)um, "Consider Me." The
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rolinas, Virginia and Georgia
w hoping to interest a major h
'It (thealbum) has done real'
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it it's sold real regularly off th
id.
PERHAPS THE reason for
ccess "off the stage" ? when
up after a live performance Kier's
appeal as a live act.
\ccompanying himself on ac<
d piano, Kier accents his
npersonate" various artists
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during the show.
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organizational skills,
students in faculty <
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experience.
We want a good m
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Deadline for app
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Russell House.
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Kier's repertoire
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form at the Beatles, James T;
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album has hjs songwriting
kets in the material. He said
, and Kier is Me" displays, and
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major laoei win rec
well in some
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stage," he "I FEEL pretty
the record out tc
"We're sending thi:
this is more than a <
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future in classica
rustic guitar acoustic love.
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The recital is free and open to i
formation, call 7774280.
SUNDAY IS the deadline set by
rheatre for accepting applications f
Jie 1983-84 season.
Plans are to present a musical pr
ion-musical, either a comedy or di
students are encouraged to apply,
itudent directors in the past.
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Browne, Billy Joel, the
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Stevens.
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ability and original
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this is what he hopes a
ognize.
confident about sending
> the labels," he said. s
out with the feeling that"
ane-in-a-million shot.''
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in Greensboro, N.C. He
holarship and a possible
il music to pursue his
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Chapin Community
or volunteer directors for
oduction in the fall and a
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