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C-VILLE Writers | May 2, 2006

Arts

The winner takes all

What a bizarre season this has been. Virtually no frontrunners have emerg-ed, like, at all. (By contrast, Randal was clearly earmarked as the victor from the beginning last season.)

C-VILLE Writers | May 2, 2006

Arts

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The C-VILLE brand is unmatched and it is seen everywhere. C-VILLE Weekly is Charlottesville’s source for local, in-the-know info — News, Arts, Living.  With 23,000 copies per week, over 60,000 weekly readers, and a 20+ year track record, C-VILLE Weekly is the largest circulating weekly newspaper in Central Virginia. Call C-VILLE for advertising rates! 434.817.2749 […]

C-VILLE Writers | April 25, 2006

Arts

Alter’s state

This Friday evening, April 28th, you can catch one of the series of music and arts shows put on by painter Lee Alter. Alter’s studio is located at 109 E. Jefferson St., in a building that is one of the oldest in town (and was formerly the site for town meetings and dances). The building, […]

spencer-lathrop | April 25, 2006

Arts

On The Record

The Cyndra Van Clief Jazz Sextet wrapped up the season at The Cardinal Café in Scottsville this past Sunday night. The sextet plays jazz music from the 1930s, and features vocals, piano, bass, guitar and flute. Van Clief says she is very excited about playing Scottsville, which is her adopted hometown, and also where her church (she sings in the choir) is located. Cardinal Café presented the band’s premiere performance, and you can look for them to play more around town. I got to ask Van Clief about the music that she and the band like to play.

spencer-lathrop | April 25, 2006

Arts

Get Out Now

music
The UVA Department of Music takes a page (or trashcan lid)
from Stomp! on Wednesday, April 26. Under the direction
of I-Jen Fang, the drumming ensemble performs “A Night
of Percussion” at Old Cabell Hall, featuring classical to
contemporary music on non-pitched drums of all description. Free, 8pm. 924-3984.

calendar-staff | April 25, 2006

Arts

A selective guide to what’s coming up

outdoorsRegister individually or as a team for the American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life. The race runs 8am, May 13 to 8am, May 14, on the Monticello High School track. 978-7423, (800) ACS-2345. www.cancer.org. musicSaturday, June 3, WCKY presents Countryfest 2006 with Montgomery Gentry at the Pavilion. Special guest Jason Michael Carroll will also appear. […]

calendar-staff | April 25, 2006

Arts

Being here

This Sunday night, the Pavilion presents Wilco, one of the most successful and adventurous alt-rock bands on the planet.

spencer-lathrop | April 18, 2006