Stone Soup Books and Cafe: August 2012 Events
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August 2012 event calendar for Stone Soup Books and Cafe in Waynesboro
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Chris Marston: Perspectives on music
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Although a child of the ’70s, my parents did not subject me to the music revolution of the ’60s. God love them, but hippies they are not. Rather than Janis Joplin, I listened to Karen Carpenter. In lieu of The Beatles, I listened to the Statler Brothers
Award-winning quartet at WTA’s Gateway
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The award winning Andrew McKnight and Beyond Borders will bring their exciting fusion of musical genres to WTA’s Gateway on Saturday, July 14. The performance, supported by a grant from the Virginia Commission for the Arts, begins at 8 pm at 329 West Main in Downtown Waynesboro
Celebrating 20 years of Bach
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A German Bach specialist once observed that the music of Johann Sebastian Bach can be played successfully on modern or on period instruments, “but what you can’t recreate is the audience of the time.” The weeklong, mid-June festival at EMU is blessed with enthusiastic and faithful audiences
Mojo Saturday Night: The best-kept secret in Waynesboro
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The June 16 installment of Mojo Saturday Night features blues journeyman Jack Roy, The Lascivious Deacons and blues piano master Roddy Barnes
Variety Show features old, new
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Sarah Lynna and the Misfit Toys and Watercolours are two of the area newest bands. Buddy Thomas will take the stage in “A Tribute to Doc Watson”
Reisler headlines Friday night at the Gateway
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On Friday, June 1, Paul Reisler & A Thousand Questions will perform at WTA’s Gateway in Waynesboro at 8 p.m. Reisler is the founder of Trapezoid and Kid Pan Alley
Gabby Haze returns to the Gateway
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The popular musical group Gabby Haze will perform at WTA’s Gateway on Saturday, June 2 at 8 p.m
Sunnyside Band, River City Boys to perform at Gateway
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Two of the Radio Hour audience’s favorite musical groups are teaming up for a doubleheader at WTA’s Gateway on Friday, May 25
Bach returns to Staunton
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The Bach Project of Staunton Music Festival resumes on Sunday, May 27, when Carsten Schmidt, harpsichordist and artistic director of the festival, turns to performances of J. S. Bach’s Toccatas and French Suites
