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WHAT’S
happening
Oregon Bach Festival favorite, singer Thomas Quasthoff, has
regretfully canceled his 2004 appearances due to severe bron-
chitis. Other artists have come forward to ensure that the con-
certs go on. June 30 American Songbook will feature pianist
Jeffrey Kahane and special guest Guy Few. Soprano Maria Jette
will perform the July 3 vocal recital, and baritone Sanford Sylvan
the July 7. Baritone Russell Braun will sing the title role of Elijah
on July 11. Eugene Weekly sends Mr. Quasthoff its best wishes for
a speedy recovery. See Friday Calendar.
On his first tour in more than five years, John Fogerty (left)
performs Tuesday at the Cuthbert Amphitheater. Summer con-
certs at the Cuthbert include Pink Martini on July 16; The
Temptations and The Four Tops on July 23; Harry Connick Jr. on
July 27; Weird Al Yankovic on July 28; Legends of Doo Wop on
August 14; Peter, Paul & Mary on Aug. 28; and Lyle Lovett on
Sept. 23.
The 11th Annual KLCC benefit,
“KLCC in Bloom: Personal
Palettes,” will take place
Sunday, rain or shine. Garden
enthusiasts are invited to
explore eight “living paint-
ings” executed on garden-
canvases large and small in
three Eugene neighborhoods.
Tours of the gardens will fea-
ture creative use of nature’s
own beauty, as well as live
music, massage chairs and
garden art. See Sunday
Calendar.
The Bijou Arts Cinema and Cinemark will open Michael Moore’s
much-anticipated, controversial new film, Fahrenheit 9/11 , this
week. Moore has employed veteran fact-checkers and attorneys
to vouch for the accuracy of the film’s facts, although the film is
Moore’s opinion, not a news report. See Movie Clips.
The Holmes Brothers perform at the
WOW Hall in support of their new CD,
Simple Truths. Ever since they first joined forces
and started performing together in 1979, The Holmes
Brothers have been bringing their brand of gospel-inflected,
spiritually moving and funky music to audiences around the
world. See Tuesday Calendar.
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