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Sunday, May 18, 2008
Onyx Chamber Players
Chamber music by Brahms, to complete the Onyx's season-long survey: the Piano Trio in B and the late Clarinet Trio. $10-$18 Sun., May 18, 5:00pm
Monday, May 19, 2008
James Frey
The disgraced memoirist returns with Bright Shiny Morning. He's joined by Josh Kilmer-Purcell (Candy Everybody Wants), whom we hope is more in command of his facts. $5 Mon., May 19, 7:30pm
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
Fareed Zakaria
The noted journalist and TV commentator discusses his The Post-American World. $5 Wed., May 21, 7:30pm
Monday, May 26, 2008
A Far Cry
This conductorless chamber orchestra from Boston offers a fun program: Corelli, Grieg's Holberg Suite, and Bartok's Divertimento. $10-$20 Mon., May 26, 7:00pm
Tuesday, May 27, 2008
Le Mystere de Voix Bulgares
The wonderfully startling, overtone-rich sound of this Bulgarian folk choir has made it a cult favorite for decades. Presented by Earshot Jazz. $22-$24 Tue., May 27, 8:00pm
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A 60s Mod Garage Party with the Black Hollies, Big Nasties, Autolite Strike
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Comet Tavern, Sun., May 18, 8:00pm
Kublakai, Cancer Rising, D. Black, Neema, JFK of Greyskul
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High Dive, Sun., May 18, 9:00pm, $8
Was (Not Was), Courtney Jones
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Tractor Tavern, Sun., May 18, 8:00pm, $25 adv./$27
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