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    Studio Live fills Sedona with music throughout November

    October 31, 2012No Comments
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    logo sedonaperformingartsallianceSedona AZ (October 31, 2012) – November in Sedona is filled with live music not to be missed. With shows being held at Studio Live, and the Sedona Performing Arts Alliance; The Sedona Performing Arts Alliance continues to put Northern Arizona on the map as a destination to experience live performances.Upcoming shows include:

    • 11/8/12 Jimmy Fortune and Michael Finney (The Sedona Performing Arts Alliance) –
      Jimmy Fortune is the great tenor voice of music’s most famous vocal group: The Statler Brothers.
      Michael Finney was voted the year’s #1 comedy/magic act in Las Vegas.
    • 11/8/12 to 11/11/12 Being Present: A State of Grace (Studio Live) –
      A four day immersion workshop with Chris Spheeris.
    • 11/16/12 Louis Colaiannia (Studio Live) – 
      Piano Virtuoso Louis Colaiannia holds the Mozart Award for his contributions to music, and his latest releases show his versatility, breaking into the Contemporary Jazz, New Age and “Chill” realms.
    • 11/17/12 Poetry Slam (Studio Live) –
      Hosted by Christopher Fox Graham, all poets are welcome to compete for the $75 grand prize and $25 second-place prize.
    • 11/30/12 David Wilcox (Studio Live) –
      Considered a ‘songwriter’s songwriter’, David Wilcox’s songs have been covered by artists such as k.d. lang and many others.

    For more information please contact the Sedona Performing Arts Alliance/Studio Live at (928)282-0549. Tickets are available online at www.studiolivesedona.com or at the Studio Live box office located at 215 Coffeepot Drive in West Sedona.

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