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March 28,1996 Western Carolinian Features Dorian Wind Quintet to Perform at WCU Photo by Peter Schaaf The Dorian Wind Quintet, hailed by Time magazine as "one of chamber music's most sparkling and eloquent ensembles," is headed to Western Carolina University for a performance of classic and contemporary selections Wednesday, April 3. The quintet will perform in the Coulter Building recital hall beginning at 8 p.m. The show is part of WCU's 1995-1996 Lectures, Concerts and Exhibitions Series. Founded in 1960, the quintet has performed in 49 of the 50 states, and has toured internationally throughout Europe, Canada, the Middle East, Africa, India and Asia. Performing on a combination of oboe, French horn, flute, clarinet and bassoon, the quintet plays 40 or 50 concerts a year. Widely known for its unique sonority and audience-pleasing stage personality, the quintet performs a wide repertoire ranging from the baroque to Pulitzer Prize-winning commissioned pieces. The group has served as the resident ensemble for several institutions, including the Mannes College of Music, Hunter College and Brooklyn College. The quintet held the position of artists-in-residence for the State University of New York system for 10 years. Members of the quintet are Elizabeth Mann, flute; Gerard Reuter, oboe; Jerry Kirkbride, clarinet; Nancy Billmann, horn; and Jane Taylor, bassoon, a founding member of the ensemble. Tickets to the quintet's appearance at Western are $10 for adults, $8 for senior citizens and WCU employees, and $3 for children and non-WCU students. Western students with valid identification cards will be admitted free of charge. For more information or tickets, call (704) 227-7234. Information courtesy of OPI New York City's Boom Band Shows Promise Commentary by Jon Lauterer Staff Reporter Break out the list of stoner-friendly funk/rock bands—it's time to add the Boom Band to the long sheet. That might sound negative, but one can't rightfully say that this trio from NYC are slack. The Boom Band ultimately emerged out of a 12-member R & B group which existed in the late '80s in New York City. When the group began to disband in the early '90s, only the rhythm section remained—Sean Boyd on guitar and vocals, Geoff Green on bass and vocals, and Marlin Slutsky on drums and vocals. Their third and newest album, Dope Dish Pizza, is surprisingly phat! The majority of the songs are hip-hop inspired and rap laden. Sean Boyd could stand to be a bit more smoother on the rap tip, and it probably wouldn't hurt to be a bit more on-key on his soios. But his rhythm work is exceptional. Geoff Green is the member of the band who still holds the R & B feel of the old lineup. I would buy their album just to hear him. Marlin Slutsky is very solid and he understands his role in the band enough to lie back and let all of the instruments combine to produce a pleasing mixture. The Boom Band ultimately seem to be out to capture the drug community, so if you occasionally indulge in some not-so-extracurricular activity now and then, Dope Dish Pizza should be on your shopping list. Photo courtesy of Two Homeboys Chillin' ■r M.MJ.U ..»I»«J»ri«rr. wrmrrr ' • «■' i • - « * ~ . .
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