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Spare a dime - to bring music to the world’s poor? (San Francisco Chronicle)
Violinist David Juritz can play Bach with the best of them, as he’s demonstrated during a career as concertmaster of the London Mozart Players and other top British ensembles. But as he nears the end of a mad five-month dash to raise money for music education…
MUSIC: Blue October (Detroit Free Press)
This Houston band’s serious, bittersweet piano-rock built audiences through steady touring and college-radio airplay. It finally broke through with “Foiled,” which moved more than 1 million copies to quietly and unobtrusively become one of last year’s best sellers. On tap is a solid opening roster that features Yellowcard, Shiny Toy Guns and Ozma. 7 p.m., Royal Oak Music Theatre, 318 W. Fourth, …
Spare a dime - to bring music to the world’s poor - San Francisco Chronicle
Spare a dime - to bring music to the world’s poorSan Francisco Chronicle, USA - 32 minutes agoBut as he nears the end of a mad five-month dash to raise money for music education by performing on sidewalks and street corners around the world, …