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This episode, professional photographer Shedrick Pelt shares the origins of and what to expect at the 2nd annual 'Hear to Be Seen' event.
WLRH is proud to partner with the Huntsville-Madison County Library Foundation for Hear to Be Seen—a powerful multimedia exhibit celebrating North Alabama’s music scene through portraiture, storytelling, and live performance. Join us August 21 at The Orion for an unforgettable evening highlighting the artists of BLAST Music.
WLRH is partnering with The Lumberyard to present Valley Sounds Live! every 3rd Tuesday from 7 to 9 PM for live local music and community vibes. Our first show features emo-cana band Jayne & the Huntsmen. This event is open to the public. Click here for more info.
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This edition of Brass, Reeds, and Percussion features original classical wind-band music by the Polish-Austrian composer with an Italian last name: Antonio Casimir Cartellieri. -
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This edition features the music of Merle Evans, conductor of the Ringling Bros. Barnum & Bailey Circus for 50 years.
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This decision ultimately does not change what we do in the North Alabama community.
This decision ultimately does not change what we do in the North Alabama community.
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