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<title>Mac Miller nominated for mtvU Woodie Awards</title>
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<description>Mac Miller is up for two honors at the 2012 mtvU Woodie Awards, one of which will pit him against hip-hop legends Jay-Z &amp;amp; Kanye West. The Pittsburgh party rapper, who topped the Billboard charts last fall, is up for Woodie of the Year against the likes of the Black Keys and Foster the People, and the Performing Woodie, against Kanye/Jay, Skrillex and others.</description>
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<title>PSO Concerto Competition seeks soloist</title>
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<description>Tune your strings, warm up your chops and turn on your camera: The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra is taking video submissions for a competition on YouTube. While its predecessor is clearly the YouTube Symphony Orchestra, which assembled an entire orchestra through uploaded auditions, the PSO Concerto Competition will put one winner on stage with a major world orchestra.</description>
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<title>Weekend Guide, Feb. 9-12, 2012</title>
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<pubDate>Thu, 9 Feb 2012 14:25:00 -0500</pubDate>
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<title>Pittsburgh Symphony taking YouTube submissions</title>
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<description>Tune your strings, warm up your chops and turn on your camera: The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra is taking video submissions for a competition on YouTube.</description>
<pubDate>Thu, 9 Feb 2012 13:41:00 -0500</pubDate>
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<title>Adele: Even rappers and metalheads dig her</title>
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<description>Is it true that Adele&apos;s appeal crosses all boundaries? We thought we&apos;d ask some Pittsburgh musicians of different stripes. </description>
<pubDate>Thu, 9 Feb 2012 11:44:00 -0500</pubDate>
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<title>Biggest nights at the Grammys</title>
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<description>1981 Golden-voiced newcomer Christopher Cross became the only artist to sweep the general field, winning Record of the Year (&quot;Sailing&quot;), Album of the Year (&quot;Christopher Cross&quot;), Song of the Year (&quot;Sailing&quot;) and Best New Artist. Those were the first and last Grammys he ever won.</description>
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<title>Soulful British singer Adele had better clear some space for all of her Grammys</title>
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<description>Here in the highly opinionated 21st century, we find ourselves in a divisive mood about so many things -- the economy, taxes, health care, the Super Bowl halftime show. But it seems there are a few things we can agree upon: Blue skies are nice, ice cream is good, puppies are cute, and Adele can sing her behind off.</description>
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<pubDate>Thu, 9 Feb 2012 11:39:00 -0500</pubDate>
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<title>Let&apos;s Learn From the Past: Jazz in Pittsburgh</title>
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<description>In recent years, several music acts who originated in the Pittsburgh area have burst onto the national scene, including Christina Aguilera, Wiz Kalifa, Mac Miller and Girl Talk. Far from a new trend, the Steel City&apos;s influence on the recording industry can be traced back to the heyday of jazz music in the 1930s-50s.</description>
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<title>Local Scene: 02/09/12</title>
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<description>Good Morning, Bear Cub Bear Cub, the jangly roots-rock band that relocated from Pittsburgh to Nashville, will release its third album, &quot;Good Morning, Every Morning,&quot; at the Rex Theater on March 16 with Gene the Werewolf.</description>
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<title>Philly indie rockers Ursa Major find a home in the town of Doo-Wop</title>
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<description>Everyone&apos;s complaining about how Pittsburgh has a dearth of young people. So, we&apos;ve got overachievers moving into Google or the medical complexes, but what about the average slacker who would attend an indie rock show on a weekday? Here&apos;s a solution: The Philadelphia metro area has probably six times the number of hip 20-somethings that Allegheny County does.</description>
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<title>Hot List: 02/09/12</title>
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<description>ALL WEEKEND &apos;Hattie&apos; on the Horizon New Horizon Theater&apos;s &quot;Hi Hat Hattie&quot; stars Shaunyce Omar in a musical biography of Hattie McDaniel, the first African-American to win an Academy Award. The &quot;Gone With the Wind&quot; supporting actress was celebrated by Hollywood for her portrayal of the O&apos;Haras&apos; house servant Mammy, but attacked by the NAACP and others for perpetuating stereotypes.</description>
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<title>Blind Pilot rises with the &apos;Tide&apos; </title>
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<description>Blind Pilot created a buzz in 2008 when it launched a tour of the West Coast on bicycle, lugging the equipment around on custom trailers. That was when Blind Pilot was a duo. Now, the Portland, Ore., band, a little bigger and farther from home, is rolling across the country in an old school bus.</description>
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<title>For the Record: Van Halen</title>
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<description>Van Halen diehards had to be pinching themselves -- with their fingers firmly crossed -- in anticipation of this one.</description>
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<title>Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra&apos;s 2012-2013 season balances new/standard repertoire</title>
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<description>The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra&apos;s 2012-13 season will balance war horses and dark horses. It will feature renowned works of the standard repertoire, such as Beethoven&apos;s Symphony No. 9, &quot;Choral,&quot; Dvorak&apos;s Symphony No. 9, &quot;From the New World,&quot; and Brahms&apos; Symphony No. 3; concertos by Rachmaninoff, Grieg, Mozart and Tchaikovsky; and tone poems by Mussorgsky and others.</description>
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<title>Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra 2012-13 season</title>
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<description>2012-13 BNY MELLON GRAND CLASSICS CONCERTS Sept. 21-23: Manfred Honeck, conductor; Thomas Hampson, baritone. Strauss&apos; Orchestral Songs and Dvorak&apos;s Symphony No. 9, &quot;From the New World.&quot; Oct. 5-7: Leonard Slatkin, conductor; Olga Kern, piano. Respighi&apos;s &quot;Ancient Airs and Dances,&quot; Suite No. 3, Schumann&apos;s Symphony No. 3 and Rachmaninoff&apos;s Piano Concerto No. 3. Oct.</description>
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