| From The Heart: The Music of Ellington & Strayhorn |
From The Heart: The Music of Ellington & Strayhorn
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From The Heart: The Music of Ellington & Strayhorn
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Vocalist Allan Harris brings us his dynamic talent with his homage to jazz legends Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn. Spanning the history of jazz, these prolific artists created some of America's best loved songs. Allan Harris' electrifying performance of Ellington and Strayhorn's work will take you on that musical journey reminiscent of the day of the big bands.
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Philadelphia Spotlight:
November 2009
This month's highlights include Oliver!, Red, White and Tuna, Rabbit Hole, Little Shop of Horrors, Waiting for Godot, and I Love you, You're Perfect, Now Change. Full Story 
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