Cal Poly acapella group Take it SLO to perform singing telegrams the week of Valentine’s Day.
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Take it SLO returns with a bigger show at Spanos Theatre
They will perform their 14th annual spring concert “Revive” in the Alex and Faye Spanos Theatre June 3 at 6 p.m.
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‘Willy Wonka: The Musical’ comes to Cal Poly
First-time Kelrik actor Phineas Peters steals the spotlight with his lead role as Charlie Bucket.
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‘Back on the attack’ at ATOG with Judah 1
“If God is in you, what will you do? What will you not do? It’s up to you.”
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Take It SLO to sing a cappella holiday tunes at Winter Concert
The group will perform songs like “Omen” by Disclosure featuring Sam Smith and “This Christmas” by Donny Hathaway.
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The Ten Tenors to spread holiday spirit and Australian spunk
These ten male Australian opera singers will be singing some holiday favorites.
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One foot in lab, another in temple: Computer science student juggles Carnatic singing career
“Sometimes when you go to certain temples it’s very, very crowded, but the second you tell them that you want to sing, they take you all the way up to the front where no one else can go and you get to sit there and sing in front of God.”
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WATCH: KCPR Open Mic Night
Bands, musicians and comedians performed at KCPR’s Open Mic Night.
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Take it SLO fine tunes for a new year
Chatter about Thanksgiving break bounced around the room as the members of Take it SLO gathered in the music building for one of the last rehearsals before winter break. Questions about holiday feasts, family and finals echoed through the choir room.
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Autumn takes center stage at Cal Poly Choirs fall debut
Titled the “Sounds of Fall,” Cal Poly Choirs will take to the Performing Arts Center to perform various selections for their annual concert on Oct. 24.
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“Glee” has potential to keep toes tapping
“Glee” is a show that appeals to very specific demographics: those who fell under the “High School Musical” spell, those who are actually in high school, and those who loved high school theater so much that they cannot get enough of the clashing cliques and constant drama.
