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A spokeswoman for London Legacy said: "The Legacy Corporation is exploring a number of options with event organisers to bring concerts to the Stadium by July this year.
The coming months will bring concerts of quintets, quartets and sextets before culminating, in May, with what is said to be the American premiere of a sextet by Erno Dohnanyi.
This month will also bring concerts, including country, rock, Broadway, jazz and classical music; a family-oriented circus workshop and performance; a staged reading by Margaret Colin of "Trifles," a 1916 proto-feminist play by Susan Glaspell; and a double feature of silent Buster Keaton films, with musical accompaniment.
Its focus is on turning fans into investors and helping them bring concerts to their towns.
Wavy's app sought to give musicians an outlet to bring concerts into phone-based AR users' living rooms.
Danny Socolof and Jeff Henshaw think they can bring concerts onto the Web with their startup DeepRockDrive.
As members of Young Concert Artists, each receives all management services which bring concert engagements throughout the U.S, and each winner is presented in New York, Washington and Boston debut concerts.
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SummerStage brings concerts to Central Park celebrating hip-hop, local Latin music, and Pete Seeger.
Each weekend brings concerts of chamber music offered by some of the world's most distinguished musicians (including the pianists Richard Goode and Mitsuko Uchida) and their phenomenally talented protégés.
MARLBORO MUSIC FESTIVAL Each weekend at this renowned festival brings concerts of chamber music offered by some of the world's most distinguished musicians (including the pianists Richard Goode and Mitsuko Uchida) and their phenomenally talented protégés.
