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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1994

173 stories in Sydney's papers · page 9 of 9

Schoenberg in new light MUSIC Sydney Symphony Orchestra

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 November 1994 · page 34

THE MASTER of the 12-note system, Arnold Schoenberg, is generally regarded as the concertgoers’ bogeyman. Seeing his name listed in a program is…

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T-Ball winners

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 December 1994 · page 24

MASADA College Primary’s Junior A T-Ball team beat Chatswood Public School, recently. The pupils managed well in the heat to beat the opposition 29-17…

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Courage at the keyboard MUSIC Melbourne Symphony Orchestra with soloist Leon Fleisher

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 December 1994 · page 37

THE PROGRAM chosen for the Melbourne Orchestra’s visit to the Opera House seemed to have been designed to show off this band’s corporate skills around those…

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ARTS Extra Not here, please! THEATRE Fee Fi Fo Fum

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 December 1994 · page 36

THE return to the Belvoir Street Theatre (Downstairs) of Howard Jackson’s Australian play (premiered there in 1992) has been heralded thus: “A fat bald legless…

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Steve Martin has fun THEATRE Picasso at the Lapin Agile

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 December 1994 · page 36

STEVE Martin, who has been dubbed “the funniest man in the world”, (a title I would contest, though without much fervour), started his professional life as a…

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Gitaardieven gepakt tijdens concert in tram

Dutch Weekly · Friday 2 December 1994 · page 16

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Hakoah Central concert raises $64,000

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 December 1994 · page 7

THE HAKOAH Club raised $64,000 at it’s Central Synagogue benefit function last week. Entertainment from top…

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The band with a difference

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 December 1994 · page 30

WHAT do you get when a wacky band manager has a chance encounter with a cow? Shmoo! Shmoo is the name of a recently formed…

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New for old MUSIC Sydney Symphony Orchestra/soloist Geoffrey Tozer

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 December 1994 · page 28

READERS of this column who are of a literary bent (which is, of course, all) will recall the novel Clochmerle au Babylon. In typically Gallic manner it told the tale of…

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Mount Gambier Championnat de ball-trap

Le Courrier Australien · Saturday 10 December 1994 · page 18

Le championnat du monde du parcours de chasse, qui s'est disputé à la finoctobre Mount Gambier (Australie Méridionale) vu la participation d'une équipe de…

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King David concert

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 December 1994 · page 29

“THE mystery of the missing Jewish month” was the theme of this year’s Moriah King David Preparatory School concert held at the Queens Park campus last week…

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Concert

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 December 1994 · page 10

SINCE 1975 the Renaissance Players have rounded off their year’s activities with a Xmas concert in which they combine…

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One-man band

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 December 1994 · page 29

EX-SOUTH African Joel Scheftz is a one-man band with a difference…

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Dresser a star act THEATRE The Dresser

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 December 1994 · page 28

RONALD Hardwood’s enduringly excellent drama is laced with delicious comic moments and is authentically coloured with theatre parlance, lore and…

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