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Oklahoma Voices
7:31 am
Mon June 17, 2013

Fiddling In Foreign Lands: Oklahoma's Horseshoe Road Tours The Pacific Rim

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Credit American Music Abroad / U.S State Department
Kyle Dillingham, Brent Saulsbury and Peter Markes take the stage in Yangon, Myanmar's National Theater.
Credit American Music Abroad / U.S State Department
Credit American Music Abroad / U.S State Department
Credit American Music Abroad / U.S State Department
Credit American Music Abroad / U.S State Department
After the concert, members of the audience hung out with Horseshoe Road bassist Brent Saulsbury.
Credit American Music Abroad / U.S State Department
Credit American Music Abroad / U.S. State Department
Nearly 1,000 people showed up for the concert at the National Theater.
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Earlier this year, Oklahoma violinist Kyle Dillingham and his acoustic trio Horseshoe Road traveled across the Far East on behalf of the American Music Abroad program. The group traveled to South Korea, the Republic of China (Taiwan), Far East Russia and Myanmar.

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10:52 am
Wed March 20, 2013

"Cinema For the Ears" Dr. K's Sculptural Sounds.

Credit Cailey Dougherty
Dr. Konstantinos Karathanasis, performing at the Tuesday Noon Concert Series at the Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art.
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By Cailey Dougherty

It’s Tuesday afternoon at the Sandy Bell Gallery of the Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art. The natural light showering the galleries above barely makes it down the stairwell to the space where Dr. Konstantinos Karathanasis, Assistant Professor of Composition and Music Technology, is performing. 

This intimate concert is part of the Tuesday Noon Concert series, a weekly 30-minute musical showcase at the museum.

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