QNS News Headlines Archive for March 18, 2004

Nerva and Robenson Altino will return to Lincoln Center on Easter Sunday with a new performance melding classical, gospel and traditional Haitian music to celebrate the Bicentennial of Haiti’s independence from France.

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LaG CC offers arts biz classes

LaGuardia Community College is offering a certificate program for those who are interested in pursuing an exciting career in arts administration or those who would like to receive business training from a new vantage point. Classes begin April 12.

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Bayside councilman eyes mayoral run in 2005 race

By Courtney Dentch

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Flushing family of 9/11 Bravest plan 3rd benefit

BY Cynthia Koons

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Queens Theatre to host world-renowned rumba

Raices Habaneras, often considered one of the greatest rumba groups of all time, was conceived over seven years ago with the objective of recapturing and preserving the essence of Cuban rhythm and passing that element of Cuban culture to new generations.

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Queensboro lecture examines problem of ‘meaning’ in music

Presidential lecture examines “The Problem of Meaning in Music”

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Queens cabaret singer to play Carnegie Hall

Astoria’s Stephen Roger Kitts II returns to Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall on Sunday, March 28, at 5:30 p.m., to perform a compilation of works entitled “Lion in Spring.”

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Ethnicity is key in new QTIP play set in boro

Inspired by Archie Bunker, the Kosovo War and Eugene Ionesco’s absurdist play, “The Bald Soprano,” “Greater Messapia,” running March 18-28 at Queens Theatre in the Park, is an hilarious exploration of Queens assimilation, and ethn