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Music evokes sentiments of internment camp stay

Wednesday, November 18, 1998 Music evokes sentiments of internment camp stay SURVIVOR: Inspired by World War II experience with family, professor premieres emotional composition By Sandy Yang Daily Bruin Contributor They were torn from their homes and forced to give up their livelihood. Read more...


Cool as ice

Wednesday, November 18, 1998 Cool as ice MUSIC: After making a splash in Hollywood, Ice Cube returns to the music industry with the release of his new double album ‘War and Peace’ By Tenoch Flores Daily Bruin Contributor It’s been four years since O’Shea Jackson, better know as Ice Cube, put out a solo project. Read more...


Soundbites

Wednesday, November 18, 1998 Soundbites Block, "Timing Is Everything" Jamie Block doesn’t write catchy songs. If you listen to his album once, you’ll most likely forget it; none of the 13 tracks grab hold of you and ingrain themselves into your mind. Read more...


Battle cry

Tuesday, November 17, 1998 Battle cry Diva Kathleen Battle uses her voice as a tool to become her music and to take her audience into another time and place By Ai Goldsmith Daily Bruin Contributor It is said that music is the language of angels. Read more...


Neoclassical concert enlivens Royce

Tuesday, November 17, 1998 Neoclassical concert enlivens Royce ORCHESTRA: Symphony celebrates anniversary in restored auditorium By Michael Rosen-Molina Daily Bruin Contributor With the aid of binoculars, if one squinted just right, cellist Douglas Davis of the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra looked kind of like Luciano Pavarotti. Read more...


Show merges comedy with romance

Tuesday, November 17, 1998 Show merges comedy with romance THEATER: Witty dialogue sells audience on tales of thoroughly modern love By Brent Hopkins Daily Bruin Staff The Hudson Backstage Theater is a far cry from Shakespeare’s Globe Theater. Read more...


CDs bring psychedelic ’60s back to life

Tuesday, November 17, 1998 CDs bring psychedelic ’60s back to life MUSIC: Latest boxed set resurrects long since forgotten music, bands By Vanessa VanderZanden Daily Bruin Senior Staff One hundred eighteen tracks of obscure ’60s garage band music combined on four albums with a 98-page glossy booklet outlining the biographies of each group: is this $60 box set worth the effort? Read more...