Lula R. Larochelle
boston, ma
- Gender: Male
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- Member since: 2007-02-19 00:00:00
- Last log-in: 2007-09-15 00:00:00
- Events: 16
Events:
Boston Celtics Vs Orlando Magic
Where: TD Banknorth Garden (Formerly Fleetcenter)
Date: 2007-12-23 18:30:00
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The Boston Celtics go head to head against the Orlando Magic.
Words from the Walk: Carl Phillips
Where: Institute of Contemporary Art
Date: 2007-07-19 18:30:00
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The ICA's "Words from the Walk" poetry series, a collaboration with the Creative Writing Program at UMass Boston presents poet Carl Phillips, who will read Sunset, with Severed Head of Orpheus, and other works from his nine published volumes. A Chancellor of the Academy of American Poets, he has received many awards, including fellowships from the Guggenheim Foundation and the Library of Congress. Admission is free, but tickets, available at the admissions desk one hour before program, are limited.
Andrus Madsen to Perform English Harpsichord Music at the Ol...
Where: Old State House
Date: 2007-07-26 18:30:00
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OLD STATE HOUSE COMES TO LIFEWITH NEW SUMMER CONCERT SERIES Andrus Madsen to Perform English Harpsichord Musicat the Old State House on July 26 Who: The Bostonian Society, in partnership with Newton Baroque, presents the Old State House Summer Concert Series 2007. What: Harpsichordist Andrus Madsen will perform music by Purcell, Croft, and Draghi, some of which may well have been played in the Old State House during the early years of the 18th century. After the Glorious Revolution restored the British monarchy, musical culture in London flourished, and not only in domestic circles—some of the earliest known public concerts also were taking place at this time. The harpsichord was at the very center of this thriving scene, both as a solo instrument and as the foundation for ensembles large and small. When: Thursday, July 26 at 6:30 p.m. Where: The Old State House, 260 Washington Street (Corner of State and Congress Streets) in Downtown Boston Why: This summer, the Old State House will come to life with live performances of 18th century music. This series of three concerts, presented by The Bostonian Society in partnership with Newton Baroque, will offer music that was popular in Boston and may have been played in the Old State House during the colonial period. Newton Baroque director Andrus Madsen will provide commentary throughout the concerts to place the music in historical context. Admission: Free with admission to the Old State House For more information, please call 617-720-1713 x27 or visit www.bostonhistory.org.
Joyce Alper and Andrus Madsen to Perform Oboe Music of the B...
Where: Old State House
Date: 2007-08-04 12:30:00
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OLD STATE HOUSE COMES TO LIFE WITH NEW SUMMER CONCERT SERIES Joyce Alper and Andrus Madsen to Perform Oboe Music of the Baroque at the Old State House on August 4 Who: The Bostonian Society, in partnership with Newton Baroque, presents the Old State House Summer Concert Series 2007. What: Oboist Joyce Alper and harpsichordist Andrus Madsen will perform a program entitled The Mighty Hoboy. The Hoboy, or oboe as it is known today, was a favorite woodwind instrument in the early 18th century. This program will feature solo oboe music of the High Baroque from Italy and England. When: Saturday, August 4 at 12:30 p.m. Where: The Old State House, 260 Washington Street (Corner of State and Congress Streets) in Downtown Boston Why: This summer, the Old State House will come to life with live performances of 18th century music. This three-concert series, presented by The Bostonian Society in partnership with Newton Baroque, will offer music that was popular in Boston and may have been played in the Old State House during the colonial period. Newton Baroque director Andrus Madsen will provide commentary throughout the concerts to place the music in historical context. Admission: Free with admission to the Old State House For more information, please call 617-720-1713 x27 or visit www.bostonhistory.org
Rogue Wave
Where: Paradise
Date: 2007-10-30 19:00:00
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Rogue Wave is an indie rock band blending wistful vocals over and under blankets of sonic textures.
Oneside
Where: Paradise
Date: 2007-09-04 19:00:00
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Boston-based Oneside uses electric banjo, bass and drums to play pop/rock that has been compared to early REM and My Morning Jacket.
National Night Out Boston 2007 Block Party
Where: Boston Scientology Ministry
Date: 2007-08-07 17:00:00
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The Boston Scientology Ministry invites the community for our National Night Out Boston 2007 Block Party. On Tuesday, August 7th, from 5:00 to 6:00 pm at 1783 Washington Street in Lower Roxbury, the Boston Scientology Ministry will host a National Night Out Boston 2007 Block Party. The Ministry will present information and lectures on education and other social reform issues. Children will be deputized as official Drug Free Marshals after taking the pledge to be drug-free. The Boston Scientology Ministry was established three years ago to assist the community in the eradication of crime and violence by handling the issues that underlie crime and violence. One of the Ministrys most successful programs is the Reading and Study Skills program for all ages. For more information on the ministry and the Churchs programs visit www.bostonvolunteerministers.org. For more information regarding the Ministry contact: Rev. Robert Castagna (617) 927-2247 rwcastagna@yahoo.com For more information about National Night Out Boston please go to www.BostonCrimeWatch.com or call the Neighborhood Crime Watch Unit of the Boston Police Department at 617-343-4345.Event submitted by Eventful.com on behalf of Hub.
Boston Media Makers
Where: Sweet Finnish
Date: 2007-12-02 10:00:00
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Mingling 10:00 - 10:30 Roundtable Discussion 10:30 - 12:00 Topics for the meeting: LIVE Twitter: We go around the table and talk about what we are doing, ask questions, and/or present a show and tell. All within a 3 minute time limit. It’s fun. EVERYONE IS WELCOME!
New Music Now: Ned Rothenberg and Marty Ehrlich
Where: Institute of Contemporary Art
Date: 2008-04-18 20:00:00
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New Music Now: Ned Rothenberg and Marty Ehrlich The co-curators of New Music Now present an evening of their own work. Ned Rothenberg begins with Inner Diaspora, a project described as “an interlude of deep placidity and concentration” by The New York Times. For this performance, Rothenberg (on clarinet, bass clarinet, alto sax, and shakuhachi) is joined by his trio Sync, featuring Jerome Harris (acoustic bass guitar and acoustic guitar), Samir Chatterjee (tabla), and the string virtuosi Mark Feldman (violin) and Erik Friedlander (cello). Marty Ehrlich, declared “among the most consistently inventive composers and bandleaders in modern jazz” by Time Out New York, follows with his sextet playing selections from his new CD, News from the Rail. Joining Ehrlich (on reeds) are James Zollar (trumpet), Ray Anderson (trombone), Brad Jones (bass), James Weidman (piano), and Matt Wilson (drums). $25; $20 members, students, and seniors
"SMFA Traveling Scholars"
Where: Museum of Fine Arts
Date: 2008-02-02 10:00:00
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"SMFA Traveling Scholars," on view at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, February 2–March 2, presents current work by the 2006 recipients of the prestigious Traveling Scholarships awarded annually by the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (SMFA). The six prize-winning artists are Bill Durgin, Mathew Clay Freeman, Leslie Hall, Will Pappenheimer, Laurel Sparks, and Elizabeth H. Wallace. This year’s exhibition includes a variety of media—such as photography, installation, video, and painting—and features artists engaged in highly individual and clearly defined discourses. Since 1899, the SMFA has awarded Traveling Scholarships—travel grants that annually total $80,000 to $100,000—to select Museum School alumni and Fifth Year program students. As the independent juries that award Traveling Scholarships are guided exclusively by the quality of each artist’s submitted work, the resulting exhibition features a variety of traditional and experimental media that reflects the SMFA’s mission to nurture individual development. The cost for this 18+ exhibition is $17 for general admission and $15 for students and seniors. Related Events: Artists’ Talk Wednesday, February 13, 6 pm Will Pappenheimer and Laurel Sparks discuss their work in the exhibition. Artists’ Talk Thursday, February 28, 11 am Bill Durgin, Mathew Clay Freeman, and Elizabeth H. Wallace discuss their work in the exhibition.
Popa Chubby
Where: Regattabar
Date: 2008-01-17 19:30:00
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Popa Chubby, born Ted Horowitz, takes blues to the cutting edge, where it highfives its contemporary cousins rock, rap, and hip hop, wiith his razor sharp, biting guitar, vocals from the gut, and top-notch skill as a songwriter. Popa Chubby artfully combines the rootsiness of blues with the more modern urban elements of today's popular music. His blues are gritty, urban and always utterly contemporary.
The Kills
Where: Paradise
Date: 2008-04-30 08:00:00
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The Kills consist of VV and Hotel. These two have been making music since 2002 and doing a lot of home recordings where they live in the UK. With a serious knack for doing great raw recordings, narcotic and saccharine - the drums alone will pull you in. The strong female presence evokes comparison to Chrissie Hynde and Patti Smith, while the male vocals charm those that know the sounds of Lou Reed and The Velvet Underground.