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03/31/04

WCLVnotes Someone called Richard Wagner’s Ring Cycle “the most important artistic achievement ever”. Such a statement is probably debatable, but you have to admit that the twelve hours or so of music that Wagner created are pretty impressive. The Metropolitan Opera over WCLV 104.9 FM is now in the midst of presenting the four operas that make up this massive music drama. Rheingold was heard on March 20th, and the continued story resumes this Saturday at 12:30 PM with Die Walkuere and continues on April 17th with Siegfried and Goetterdaemmerung on the 24th. One of the most accurate and funniest accounts of the maze that is the story of The Ring Cycle is Anna Russell’s The Ring Cycle – An Analysis, which will be heard on WCLV’s “Weekend Radio”, the weekend of the 17th. Not so incidentally,unless the Met Opera gets another $3.5 million, the Goetterdaemmerung broadcast of the 24th could be the last in the Met Opera Saturday broadcasts, a series that began when your grandparents were listening to crystal sets. a Cool Cleveland partner

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Get on your bike and ride! Remember how great it felt to ride a bike when you were a kid? And how each ride brought a new adventure for you to experience? Greater Cleveland has some of the best bicycle trails in the country -- just the thing to get you in touch with your inner child. Stop in at one of Century Cycles' four locations…they’ll hook you up with free information and trail maps. Time for a new bike? Visit a Century Cycles location in Rocky River, Solon, Medina or Peninsula and they’ll help you find the right bike for you. Century Cycles has been voted one of America's Best Bike Shops. And remember, browse globally, buy locally! http://centurycycles.com/site/intro.cfm

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See the future of the Flats at Stonebridge! New 1 and 2 bedroom condominiums from $149,900 and penthouses from $294,900! Many units feature amazing downtown, lake and river views. Contemporary designs offer hardwood floors, expansive windows, balconies and roof decks. The customized, gourmet kitchens are complete with granite counters and stainless steel appliances. Enjoy the glamour baths and closet space, not to mention the heated indoor parking, tax abatement and reduced interest rate financing. When you’re not relaxing or entertaining, you can dine at the historic Flat Iron Café, have a beer at the classic Harbor Inn, stroll along the river boardwalk, or pop up the hill to the excitement of nearby neighborhoods such as Ohio City and the Warehouse District. Don’t miss out! Open this Sat 4/3 2-4 PM, Sun 4/4 12-4 PM and every Wed 11:30-1:30 and 4:30-6:30. Located at 1500 Old Detroit (near swing bridge in Flats). http://www.progressiveurban.com/

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American Opera: an oxymoron? Not really, as it incorporates various popular melodies from American composers such as Bernstein, John Adams, Copland and Sondheim. Awaken your senses to a series of all-American operas, with the best of Broadway mixed in. The festivities will feature highlights from Leonard Bernstein’s Candide, Carlisle Floyd’s Susannah, Stephen Sondheim’s A Little Night Music and more! CIM Opera Theater and CIM Orchestra present A Celebration of American Opera beginning Fri 4/16 starting at 8PM in Kulas Auditorium. To order tickets, call 216-791-5000 x411...mention Cool Cleveland and receive a $2 discount off your tix! CIM cares about Cleveland's future; they're a leader in Distance Learning and Internet Technology for Arts & Education. For a complete listing of CIM events, visit http://www.cim.edu
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He died to take away your sins, not your mind (©Church Ad Project) Spend Holy Week and Easter at Trinity Cathedral, a church where everyone is welcome and you’re encouraged to think and ask questions. Palm Sunday is 4/4, and at 11:15 AM you can hear Sister Helen Prejean, the anti-death penalty activist who was played by Susan Sarandon in the Oscar-winning film Dead Man Walking. Holy Week events include Tenebrae (think candles) at 6 PM on Wed 4/7, an Agape meal (think food) at 6 PM Thu 4/8, a 4/9 Good Friday service at 12 PM and 4/11 Easter Sunday services at 6 AM, 9 AM, and 11:15 AM. There’s also a 7:30 PM Good Friday concert of Haydn’s Stabat Mater and MacMillian’s The Seven Last Words. Trinity Cathedral, E. 22nd & Euclid, 771-3630. Free lighted parking, adjacent to the building off Prospect. http://www.trinitycleveland.org

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RED, an Orchestra

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Lenny and Steve Rediscovered Red {an orchestra} presents the music of two of America’s most celebrated collaborators, Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim. Performances will be conducted by Red’s Artistic Director, Jonathan Sheffer, and will feature the renowned principal clarinetist of the Cleveland Orchestra, Franklin Cohen, who has been described as "hypnotic, impeccable, brilliant." Hear non-theatrical works exposing the composers behind the fame Tue 4/13 at 8PM, Gamble Auditorium, Baldwin-Wallace College in Berea, Ohio; and Wed 4/14 at 8PM, Tri-C Metro Campus Auditorium, Cleveland. Tickets for Lenny and Steve Rediscovered are on sale now. Red {an orchestra}, 440.519.1733, http:www.redanorchestra.org.

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The Chill Factor Tommy LiPuma, native Clevelander and chairman of the fabled Verve Music Group will be honored twice at concerts benefiting a permanent endowment fund for the Tri-C JazzFest. The first fete features the music of Bop legend Horace Silver, performed by legendary Verve artists such as The Brecker Brothers, David Sanborn, Al Jarreau and many others. Don’t miss this all-star line up Fri 4/16 starting at 8pm, Allen Theatre. The following evening is no time for sleeping as The Art of LiPuma is again celebrated. Sharing the stage will be jazz luminaries such as Diana Krall, Dr. John, George Benson, Joe Lovano and many others; Sat 4/17 at 8pm, Allen Theatre. Show your support for the Tri-C JazzFest, now in their 25th year. Tickets for both shows are on sale now at www.tickets.com and by phone at 800.766.6048. For a complete schedule of ticketed and free JazzFest events, go to http:www.tricjazzfest.com
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Slippery Saxman Sam Rivers will perform with his Trio featuring Anthony Cole on drums and Doug Matthews on bass. Experience a legend whose style has been described as 'slippery' and with a sound billed as coming from the 'snake school' of sax playing. His career has spanned more than fifty years and has featured collaborations with the likes of Dizzy Gillespie, Miles Davis and Charles Mingus to name a few. Make it out for this one night only show Thu 4/15, 7:30 at MOCA; tickets for this show are on sale now at www.tickets.com and by phone 800.766.6048. For a complete schedule of ticketed and free JazzFest events, go to http:www.tricjazzfest.com
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A very special visitor is arriving at Cleveland Public Theatre this Thursday for four nights of magical storytelling! Junebug Jabbo Jones, played by John O’Neal, brings an entertaining collection of tales and anecdotes entitled Don’t Start Me to Talking or I’ll Tell You Everything I Know: Sayings from the Life and Writings of Junebug Jabbo Jones. He'll appear at CPT’s Upstairs Theatre this weekend for four performances only, starting Thu 4/1. Capping off this year’s DanceWorks '04 festival is one of CPT’s resident dance companies, GroundWorks Dancetheater, performing this weekend in the Gordon Square Theatre Sat 4/2 through 4/4. More family friendly fare follows on Fri 4/9 and Sat 4/10: The Tale of the Emerald Bird, the latest production from CPT’s STEP program. CPT, 6415 Detroit Avenue, 631-2727, http://www.cptonline.org. Bring It On!

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Igniting Innovation REI@Weatherhead is “Making Change” for the Greater Cleveland area. Just released is the announcement of a partnership between REI and Charleston’s Digital Corridor, which has been focused on diversifying Charleston’s economy with high-wage, knowledge-based employment opportunities. REI executive director, Ed Morrison says, “Part of the challenge in economic development now is extending public participation in making economic development decisions.” Coming up, a best practices seminar from business, education and government leaders who’ll team up for Creating Enterprise: Igniting Innovation Through University-Government-Business Networks conference, Fri 23 from 12-9PM and Sat 24 from 8:00-5:30PM. Former Kentucky governor Martha Layne Collins is the keynote speaker, presented with support from the U.S. Small Business Association. RSVP by 4/19. For seminar information, call 368-5534 or visit http://www.weatherhead.case.edu/rei/sba.htm

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Conflict of religion and science A young nun gives birth in a convent to a baby that is later found dead. Agnes remembers nothing about the conception, pregnancy, birth or murder, and the court has assigned a psychiatrist to investigate. The psychiatrist is determined to help Agnes gain a stronger grasp on reality, while the conflict between religion and science spins itself into an intriguing yet terrifying tale that asks hard questions about faith, with no easy answers. Agnes of God opens Fri 4/9 and runs through 5/2. Show times are Fridays and Saturdays at 8PM and Sundays at 3PM. Discounts are available for groups. The Beck Center for the Arts, 521-2540, 17801 Detroit Ave in Lakewood. http://www.beckcenter.org.

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Sandbox Admin TM PODCASTS Jenna Stephan ADS ISSUES CURRENT Edit this Menu TriadSkin powered by PmWiki	Ads 03/31/04 WCLVnotes Someone called Richard Wagner’s Ring Cycle “the most important artistic achievement ever”. Such a statement is probably debatable, but you have to admit that the twelve hours or so of music that Wagner created are pretty impressive. The Metropolitan Opera over WCLV 104.9 FM is now in the midst of presenting the four operas that make up this massive music drama. Rheingold was heard on March 20th, and the continued story resumes this Saturday at 12:30 PM with Die Walkuere and continues on April 17th with Siegfried and Goetterdaemmerung on the 24th. One of the most accurate and funniest accounts of the maze that is the story of The Ring Cycle is Anna Russell’s The Ring Cycle – An Analysis, which will be heard on WCLV’s “Weekend Radio”, the weekend of the 17th. Not so incidentally,unless the Met Opera gets another $3.5 million, the Goetterdaemmerung broadcast of the 24th could be the last in the Met Opera Saturday broadcasts, a series that began when your grandparents were listening to crystal sets. a Cool Cleveland partner +'CENTURY CYCLES-- 'APPROVED''+ ************* SPONSORED LINK *********** Get on your bike and ride! Remember how great it felt to ride a bike when you were a kid? And how each ride brought a new adventure for you to experience? Greater Cleveland has some of the best bicycle trails in the country -- just the thing to get you in touch with your inner child. Stop in at one of Century Cycles' four locations…they’ll hook you up with free information and trail maps. Time for a new bike? Visit a Century Cycles location in Rocky River, Solon, Medina or Peninsula and they’ll help you find the right bike for you. Century Cycles has been voted one of America's Best Bike Shops. And remember, browse globally, buy locally! http://centurycycles.com/site/intro.cfm *********** SPONSORED LINK ************* +'PURE 'APPROVED''+ ************* SPONSORED LINK *********** See the future of the Flats at Stonebridge! New 1 and 2 bedroom condominiums from $149,900 and penthouses from $294,900! Many units feature amazing downtown, lake and river views. Contemporary designs offer hardwood floors, expansive windows, balconies and roof decks. The customized, gourmet kitchens are complete with granite counters and stainless steel appliances. Enjoy the glamour baths and closet space, not to mention the heated indoor parking, tax abatement and reduced interest rate financing. When you’re not relaxing or entertaining, you can dine at the historic Flat Iron Café, have a beer at the classic Harbor Inn, stroll along the river boardwalk, or pop up the hill to the excitement of nearby neighborhoods such as Ohio City and the Warehouse District. Don’t miss out! Open this Sat 4/3 2-4 PM, Sun 4/4 12-4 PM and every Wed 11:30-1:30 and 4:30-6:30. Located at 1500 Old Detroit (near swing bridge in Flats). http://www.progressiveurban.com/ *********** SPONSORED LINK ************* +'CLEVELAND INSTITUTE of MUSIC 'APPROVED''+ ************* SPONSORED LINK *********** American Opera: an oxymoron?** Not really, as it incorporates various popular melodies from American composers such as Bernstein, John Adams, Copland and Sondheim. Awaken your senses to a series of all-American operas, with the best of Broadway mixed in. The festivities will feature highlights from Leonard Bernstein’s Candide, Carlisle Floyd’s Susannah, Stephen Sondheim’s A Little Night Music and more! CIM Opera Theater and CIM Orchestra present A Celebration of American Opera beginning Fri 4/16 starting at 8PM in Kulas Auditorium. To order tickets, call 216-791-5000 x411...mention Cool Cleveland and receive a $2 discount off your tix! CIM cares about Cleveland's future; they're a leader in Distance Learning and Internet Technology for Arts & Education. For a complete listing of CIM events, visit http://www.cim.edu ************* SPONSORED LINK ************* +'TRINITY CATHEDRAL-- 'APPROVED''+ ************* SPONSORED LINK *********** He died to take away your sins, not your mind (©Church Ad Project) Spend Holy Week and Easter at Trinity Cathedral, a church where everyone is welcome and you’re encouraged to think and ask questions. Palm Sunday is 4/4*, and at 11:15 AM you can hear Sister Helen Prejean, the anti-death penalty activist who was played by Susan Sarandon in the Oscar-winning film Dead Man Walking.* Holy Week events include Tenebrae (think candles) at 6 PM on Wed 4/7, an Agape meal (think food) at 6 PM Thu 4/8, a 4/9 Good Friday service at 12 PM and 4/11 Easter Sunday services at 6 AM, 9 AM, and 11:15 AM. There’s also a 7:30 PM Good Friday concert of Haydn’s Stabat Mater and MacMillian’s The Seven Last Words. Trinity Cathedral, E. 22nd & Euclid, 771-3630. Free lighted parking, adjacent to the building off Prospect. http://www.trinitycleveland.org ************* SPONSORED LINK *********** RED, an Orchestra *********** SPONSORED LINK *********** Lenny and Steve Rediscovered Red {an orchestra} presents the music of two of America’s most celebrated collaborators, Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim. Performances will be conducted by Red’s Artistic Director, Jonathan Sheffer, and will feature the renowned principal clarinetist of the Cleveland Orchestra, Franklin Cohen, who has been described as "hypnotic, impeccable, brilliant." Hear non-theatrical works exposing the composers behind the fame Tue 4/13 at 8PM, Gamble Auditorium, Baldwin-Wallace College in Berea, Ohio; and Wed 4/14** at 8PM, Tri-C Metro Campus Auditorium, Cleveland. Tickets for Lenny and Steve Rediscovered are on sale now. Red {an orchestra}, 440.519.1733, http:www.redanorchestra.org. ************* SPONSORED LINK ************* +'TRI-C JAZZ FEST - 1 -- 'APPROVED''+ ************* SPONSORED LINK *********** The Chill Factor Tommy LiPuma, native Clevelander and chairman of the fabled Verve Music Group will be honored twice at concerts benefiting a permanent endowment fund for the Tri-C JazzFest. The first fete features the music of Bop legend Horace Silver, performed by legendary Verve artists such as The Brecker Brothers, David Sanborn, Al Jarreau and many others. Don’t miss this all-star line up Fri 4/16 starting at 8pm, Allen Theatre. The following evening is no time for sleeping as The Art of LiPuma is again celebrated. Sharing the stage will be jazz luminaries such as Diana Krall, Dr. John, George Benson, Joe Lovano and many others; Sat 4/17 at 8pm, Allen Theatre. Show your support for the Tri-C JazzFest, now in their 25th year. Tickets for both shows are on sale now at www.tickets.com and by phone at 800.766.6048. For a complete schedule of ticketed and free JazzFest events, go to http:www.tricjazzfest.com *********** SPONSORED LINK ************* +'TRI-C JAZZ FEST - 2 -- 'APPROVED''+ ************* SPONSORED LINK *********** Slippery Saxman Sam Rivers will perform with his Trio featuring Anthony Cole on drums and Doug Matthews on bass. Experience a legend whose style has been described as 'slippery' and with a sound billed as coming from the 'snake school' of sax playing. His career has spanned more than fifty years and has featured collaborations with the likes of Dizzy Gillespie, Miles Davis and Charles Mingus to name a few. Make it out for this one night only show Thu 4/15, 7:30 at MOCA; tickets for this show are on sale now at www.tickets.com and by phone 800.766.6048. For a complete schedule of ticketed and free JazzFest events, go to http:www.tricjazzfest.com *********** SPONSORED LINK ************* +'CPT -- 'APPROVED''+ ************* SPONSORED LINK *********** A very special visitor is arriving at Cleveland Public Theatre this Thursday for four nights of magical storytelling! Junebug Jabbo Jones,** played by John O’Neal, brings an entertaining collection of tales and anecdotes entitled Don’t Start Me to Talking or I’ll Tell You Everything I Know: Sayings from the Life and Writings of Junebug Jabbo Jones. He'll appear at CPT’s Upstairs Theatre this weekend for four performances only, starting Thu 4/1. Capping off this year’s DanceWorks '04 festival is one of CPT’s resident dance companies, GroundWorks Dancetheater, performing this weekend in the Gordon Square Theatre Sat 4/2 through 4/4. More family friendly fare follows on Fri 4/9 and Sat 4/10: The Tale of the Emerald Bird, the latest production from CPT’s STEP program. CPT, 6415 Detroit Avenue, 631-2727, http://www.cptonline.org. Bring It On! ************* SPONSORED LINK *********** REI -- NEOSA Monthly Meeting -- ................APPROVED.............. *********** SPONSORED LINK *********** Igniting Innovation** REI@Weatherhead is “Making Change” for the Greater Cleveland area. Just released is the announcement of a partnership between REI and Charleston’s Digital Corridor, which has been focused on diversifying Charleston’s economy with high-wage, knowledge-based employment opportunities. REI executive director, Ed Morrison says, “Part of the challenge in economic development now is extending public participation in making economic development decisions.” Coming up, a best practices seminar from business, education and government leaders who’ll team up for Creating Enterprise: Igniting Innovation Through University-Government-Business Networks conference, Fri 23 from 12-9PM and Sat 24 from 8:00-5:30PM. Former Kentucky governor Martha Layne Collins is the keynote speaker, presented with support from the U.S. Small Business Association. RSVP by 4/19. For seminar information, call 368-5534 or visit http://www.weatherhead.case.edu/rei/sba.htm ************* SPONSORED LINK ************* +'BECK CENTER -- 'APPROVED''+ ************* SPONSORED LINK *********** Conflict of religion and science A young nun gives birth in a convent to a baby that is later found dead. Agnes remembers nothing about the conception, pregnancy, birth or murder, and the court has assigned a psychiatrist to investigate. The psychiatrist is determined to help Agnes gain a stronger grasp on reality, while the conflict between religion and science spins itself into an intriguing yet terrifying tale that asks hard questions about faith, with no easy answers. Agnes of God opens Fri 4/9 and runs through 5/2. Show times are Fridays and Saturdays at 8PM and Sundays at 3PM. Discounts are available for groups. 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