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           <title>Review: York Guildhall Orchestra/Simon Wright; York Barbican</title>
           
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  This marked the end of a saga. Few amateur orchestras could have contemplated such an Everest of the symphonic repertory as a complete Mahler cycle. But the agony-laden opening Adagio of Symphony 10 (the rest was unfinished) brought this remarkable adventure to a close.
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           <title>Review: Valerie June, The Band Room, Low Mill, Farndale</title>
           
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  THE morning after the night before’s tour-opening concert at The Band Room, Low Mill, Valerie June would have awoken to a five-star review of her new album, Pushin’ Against A Stone, in the Independent last Saturday.
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           <title>Review: Carl Orff’s Carmina Burana, York Opera, York Guildhall</title>
           
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  Wildly popular at its 1937 première, Carl Orff’s Carmina Burana has remained a staple of the choral repertory ever since, a position cemented by its habitual re-appropriation – it currently frequents montages on The X Factor.
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           <title>Chart-topping band to headline Tockwith Festival</title>
           
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  A BAND whose album is currently topping the charts in America are set to become the smash hit of this year’s Tockwith Festival, which starts tomorrow.
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           <title>Funmi Olawumi, The Queen of Lagos!, York Theatre Royal, May 17</title>
           
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  TRADITIONAL and contemporary Yoruba music combine in the soulful voice of Funmi Olawumi, one of the original members of Queens Of Lagos, founder of the Yoruba Women Choir and leading singer in the Nigerian wedding-party music scene.
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           <title>Jazz notes</title>
           
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  NOW IN its 20th year at the Old White Swan, Goodramgate, jazz is settling back into the larger central room of the pub. Tonight is Bejazzled night, starting at 8pm (01904 540911). The food is going down well too, with bar snacks to supplement the new meals menu.
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           <title>2013 York Early Music Festival</title>
           
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  CALL it foresight, call it serendipity, but the decision to focus on Rome in the 2013 York Early Music Festival could not have been more apt.
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           <title>Jack Jones, Farewell UK Tour, Grand Opera House, York, May 21</title>
           
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  Just A Quickie with… veteran American singer Jack Jones as he says farewell, or does he?
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           <title>Bob Mould, Leeds Cockpit, May 17</title>
           
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  BOB Mould will combine old and new in his live set when he opens his four-date spring tour at the Leeds Cockpit tomorrow.
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           <title>Soon Amore, St Olave’s Church, Marygate, York, May 18</title>
           
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  A YORK choir which takes its name from the Welsh words for ‘sound of the sea’ will perform a concert of international music on Saturday.
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           <title>Review: Treetop Flyers, Fibbers, York</title>
           
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  BEER in one hand, in a calm moment listening to the tunes of another decade, lovers of folk-rock music gathered in York to celebrate their youth in the Seventies and their remembrance of these days.
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           <title>Fusion, York Cemetery Chapel, Cemetery Road, York, May 18</title>
           
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  FUSION, a multi-instrumentalist band seeking to break new ground in world music, present their blend of jazz, folk, flamenco, Africa and the East at York Cemetery Chapel, Cemetery Road, York, on Saturday night.
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           <title>An Evening With Noddy Holder, Harrogate Theatre, May 19</title>
           
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  NATIONAL treasure, Godfather of Glam and thinking grandmother’s crumpet Noddy Holder, the voice of Slade and television adverts, looks back over his career in conversation with BBC 6Music and Radio 2 presenter Mark Radcliffe at Harrogate Theatre on Sunday at 7.30pm.
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           <title>Review: Public Service Broadcasting, Leeds Brudenell Club, May 13</title>
           
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  LIKE Manchester United without Alex Ferguson, Public Service Broadcasting without videos are a class act missing a vital ingredient.
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           <title>Texas, York Barbican Centre, November 9</title>
           
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  The rock band Texas is due to appear at York’s Barbican Centre on November 9, during its 25th anniversary year.
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           <title>Review: The Fall, Fibbers, York, Thursday.</title>
           
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  JOHN Peel once said Of The Fall, “They are always different; they are always the same”.
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           <title>Miles Kane, The Duchess, York, May 14</title>
           
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  MILES Kane will showcase next month’s new album, Don’t Forget Who You Are, at The Duchess in York on Tuesday as part of an 11-date tour with his blistering four-piece band.
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           <title>Public Service Broadcasting, Leeds Brudenell Social Club, May 13</title>
           
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  UPDATED: IN A NUTSHELL, the corduroy-clad Public Service Broadcast-ing lace voices of the sepia past to the music of today.
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           <title>Choir’s tribute to great Britten</title>
           
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  A DYNAMIC chamber choir in York is marking the centenary of one of England’s most celebrated composers with a special performance this weekend.
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           <title>Review: University of York Chamber Orchestra, The 24 and Joseph Hoston, York Spring Festival of New Music, Sir Jack Lyons Concert Hall, University of York</title>
           
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  THE York Spring Festival of New Music got off to a cracking start with a concert of music by Webern, Stravinsky and a new work by James Whittle.
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