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09 Oct 2008
Three Kentucky groups present ‘An Evening of Kentucky Music’
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Three distinctive musical groups will come together in October for a Center Stage performance to celebrate “An Evening of Kentucky Music” presented by Lake Cumberland Performing Arts in partnership with The Center for Rural Development.
Jay Flippin/Gordon Towell Jazz Group, Juggernaut Jug Band and thumb-style guitarist Eddie Pennington will perform three different styles of Kentucky-based music on Friday, Oct. 24, at 7:30 p.m. at The Center in Somerset. This is the second of eight performances of the 2008-09 Center Stage performing arts season.
“This performance will feature some of Kentucky’s leading musicians who will entertain you with jazz, jug band and thumb-style guitar. Jay Flippin was chosen Kentucky Artist of the Year by the Governor’s Council for the Arts in 2006, and Eddie Pennington was awarded the Governor’s Award and the Arts Folk Heritage Award in 2006,” said Dianna Winstead, associate director of arts and culture for The Center.
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09 Oct 2008
Pulaski County’s own Shady Moon will perform at pre-show event
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Pulaski County’s own Shady Moon will present a free concert on Friday, Oct. 24, for Center Stage theatergoers as part of a pre-show event leading up to the opening performance of “An Evening of Kentucky Music.”
Shady Moon, a country, bluegrass and gospel band, will be performing from 6-7 p.m. in the front lobby at The Center for Rural Development in Somerset prior to a Center Stage performance featuring three Kentucky groups recognized for their unique musical styles and distinctive sounds. Jay Flippin/Gordon Towell Jazz Group, Juggernaut Jug Band and thumb-style guitarist Eddie Pennington will perform three different styles of Kentucky-based music in “An Evening of Kentucky Music,” beginning at 7:30 p.m. in the performing arts theatre. Center Stage is presented by Lake Cumberland Performing Arts in partnership with The Center.
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03 Oct 2008
Pulaski County High School Marching Band performs at EGAT Day
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Pulaski County High School (PCHS) Marching Band field commander Johni Way directs Casey Clark, John Moore and Cory Johnson along with the rest of the band in a number from the 2008 “Clockworks” tour at the fall workshop session of EGAT (Exploring Gifts and Talents) Day. Around 350 students from Pulaski County and Southwestern high schools who have been identified as gifted and talented in the areas of music, leadership, creativity, art, creative writing, dance and/or drama attended EGAT Day on Tuesday, Sept. 30, at The Center for Rural Development.
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