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  Ear Supply: The Borrowers

  By Gavin Borchert | Wed, January 18, 2012

  For centuries, composers in the Western tradition based music on other people's music without thinking anything of it—all the way back to the medieval church musicians who built Masses atop borrowed folk tunes used as bass lines. But among classic... More >

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  This Week's Recommended Events

  By Seattle Weekly Critics | Wed, November 16, 2011

  THURSDAY 11/17 Stage: Law & Disorder The conventional assumption is that live theater is an immediate, in-your-face experience, while film and television are mediated and distant. The performance work of New York's visiting Temporary Distortion tr... More >

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  LINES Ballet

  By | Wed, November 09, 2011

  Alonzo King's San Francisco-based LINES Ballet has a name that shortchanges its work. King’s choreography displays mind-blowing feats of flexibility and technique, yet he crafts far more than impressive body lines. He fuses multicultural dance wit... More >

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  The Weekly Wire: This Week's Recommended Events

  By Seattle Weekly Critics | Wed, October 12, 2011

  THURSDAY 10/13 Music: From Punk to Bifocals Like Patti Smith, Nick Lowe was only ever punk by association. Though he served as the rough-and-dirty in-house producer for the fledgling Stiff Records label (where he created hits with The Damned and E... More >

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  Chamber Dance Company

  By | Wed, October 05, 2011

  The UW's Chamber Dance Company is known for lively reconstructions of historic repertory, but this week's program doesn't look very far back in the vaults. Relationships features work from the late '80s and early '90s, when postmodern dance turned... More >

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