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College students who are part of the Seattle Symphony’s Campus Club can attend classical, pop, jazz, and other musical performances for $10. Membership is free.
Download the application at the Seattle Symphony website.

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Live Music

Live music is making its grand jete back into world of top dance performance
Pairing naturally boosts the artistry of programs
by Sid Smith
No one can detail the exact origins of dance in human history, but one aspect is certain.
Someone nearby was undoubtedly performing some sort of musical accompaniment. Maybe only hands or sticks pounding on a [...]

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Dance on the Web

The World of Dance Tries Out New Moves on the Web
by Julie Bloom
For proof of dance’s mainstream popularity on the Internet, look no further than YouTube. That site’s most-viewed video, an absurdly silly stand-up comedy routine called Evolution of Dance, still captures hit after hit. But until recently, such attention to movement on the Web [...]

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2008 Watch List

Choreographers to Watch in the New Year
by Elizabeth Blair
For one Broadway musical as many as 1,000 dancers will show up to audition for — at most — 20 spots. What makes a dancer or choreographer stand out among the rest? A handful of taste-makers in the dance world have nominated exceptional artists who they believe [...]

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October is National Arts & Humanities Month 

Americans for the Arts advances the arts in the United States by providing resources and creating opportunities for Americans to participate in and appreciate all forms of the arts.

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Open Rehearsal with Spectrum Dance Theater

In conjunction with the exhibition An-My Le: Small War, the Henry Art Gallery hosts a special preview of Spectrum Dance Theater’s new performance Interrupted Narratives/WAR at the Henry Art Gallery Sculpture Court.
Thursday, 7 PM
September 27, 2007
Free admission
Spectrum Dance Theater premieres Donald Byrd’s Interrupted Narratives/WAR, as part of American Stories, at [...]

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