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Along the way, the shaggy bearded, Zen-like impresario has picked up nine Grammy awards, most recently for his work with the Strokes.
As the writer and impresario Pablo Tariman tells me, young Filipinos are thriving in this space, too, from the Davao-based cellist Damodar das Castillo to the Filipino-Finnish conductor Tarmo Peltokoski.
Source: https://opinion.inquirer.net/167314/music-as-truth-to-power
Nineteenth-century circus impresario P.T. Barnum, who said “There is no such thing as bad publicity,” was wrong–or at least his theory did not stand the test of time.
On June 3, she was the emcee and impresario of Raqs Hafla: A MidEast Dance Party, at the Marquette Park lagoon.
Source: https://www.chicagomag.com/city-life/these-dances-cannot-be-separated-from-the-culture/
The Lancashire born singer and musician grudgingly accepted the change of name to Georgie Fame at the behest of astute pop impresario Larry Parnes and the rest,as the old cliche goes, is history.
Source: https://www.burytimes.co.uk/news/23824931.kevin-bryan-delivers-verdict-new-cd-releases/?ref=rss
“Where’s the tingle?” might be the grouse come the end of “Spinning Gold,” a drama about Neil Bogart, the music-business impresario who founded Casablanca Records.
While Gordon wasn’t gay – she had a lengthy relationship with a married man, theatrical impresario Val Parnell, that is mentioned in the series – Davies describes the actor as “completely gay-friendly” in a way that was far from the norm at the time.