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	The Seattle Times: Nation & World: Nation honors Ford under soaring arches of cathedral
		An elaborate service at the Washington National Cathedral unfolded in the spirit of one of its musical selections — "Fanfare for the Common Man" — as powerful people celebrated the modesty and humility of a leader propelled to the presidency by the Watergate crisis that drove his predecessor from office.
		On a national day of mourning that closed most of the government as well as financial markets, the cortege brought his casket to the cathedral in blustery winds that blew off the hats of the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Peter Pace, and members of the honor guard outside the service.
		Among others at the cathedral: Nancy Reagan, who mourned her husband Ronald there in 2004; former Secretary of State Colin Powell; and former New York mayor Rudolph Giuliani, a presidential prospect for 2008.
	seattletimes.nwsource.com /html/nationworld/2003506054_webford02.html (1332 words)

	Cathedral (band) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Cathedral are a heavy metal/doom metal band from Coventry, England founded in 1990 by Lee Dorrian (a former member of Napalm Death), Mark 'Griff' Griffiths (a former Carcass roadie) and Garry 'Gaz' Jennings (formerly of Acid Reign).
		Cathedral was formed after Lee Dorrian and Mark Griffiths met and discussed their love for doom bands like Candlemass, Dream Death, Pentagram, Trouble, and of course Witchfinder General, who Dorrian would later go on to name a song after.
		Thus, Cathedral was born as a death/doom band on their first releases, but overtime became what many consider to be "modern doom metal" and today, they are a stoner/groove metal band with some doom influences.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cathedral_(band) (332 words)

	cathedral - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about cathedral (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Some British cathedrals are referred to as ‘minsters’, such as Southwell and York, the term originating in the name given to the bishop and cathedral clergy, who were often referred to as a monasterium.
		Most cathedrals were built during the Middle Ages and reflect the two main styles of medieval architecture (see English architecture: medieval): Romanesque architecture, or Norman architecture, and Gothic architecture.
		Gothic cathedrals include Canterbury Cathedral, Ely Cathedral, Exeter Cathedral, Winchester Cathedral, and York Minster (England); Chartres Cathedral, Notre-Dame, (Paris), Amiens, and Rouen (France); Cologne, Regensburg, and Ulm (Germany); Milan, Orvieto, Siena, and Florence Cathedral (Italy); Ávila, Burgos, Léon, Salamanca, and Toledo (Spain); and Uppsala (Sweden).
	encyclopedia.farlex.com /cathedral (810 words)

	Cathedral Article, Cathedral Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		A Cathedral is a large imposing Christian church, technically the central church of a bishopric.
		In Germany and in Scandinavia, and in a few of the cathedral churches in the south of France, theprovost was the ordinary head of the cathedral chapter, but the office was not common elsewhere.
		In England the dean was the head of all the secular cathedral churches, and was originallyelected by the chapter and confirmed in office by the bishop.
	www.anoca.org /church/chapter/cathedral.html (1420 words)

	Cathedral (disambiguation) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Cathedral is the name of a British heavy metal band.
		Cathedral is a book of short stories by Raymond Carver, and also a short story in that book.
		Cathedral Cavern is a name for several natural and industrial structures.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cathedral_(disambiguation) (166 words)

	Arts Electric Cathedral
		And with Cathedral, because there is no fixed beginning, middle or end, there is less of an emphasis on location and less of a need for everyone to coexist in the same physical space.
		As Cathedral slowly unfolds, there are, all along the way, a myriad of points in which players can influence the outcome, and events are allowed to inform other events as the piece continues to grow.
		I think everyone involved feels that the Cathedral Band is world music in its most literal sense: breaking down the barriers between cultures and musics, mixing players and timbres in unpredictable ways, and knowing there is a universality in rhythm that transcends nationality or the specifics of instrumentation.
	www.arts-electric.org /articles/040827.cathedral.html (1675 words)

	NewMusicBox Webcast - Post Cards from New York
		A key component of Duckworth and Farrell's work of music and art for the web, the Cathedral project, the Cathedral Band is a collective of improvising musicians who play live along with members of the audience via the Web.
		With a focus on bringing together musicians from all genres, the Cathedral Band's music is a unique blend of cultural streams, each preserving their own individuality and identity.
		Recent live performances by the Cathedral Band include Sumida Triphony Hall in Tokyo (May 2003), NYU's Tisch School Media Labs (Mar. 2003), and the Brisbane Powerhouse in Queensland, Australia for the mini[]max Festival, the first international celebration of post-minimalism (July/Aug. 2002).
	www.newmusicbox.org /webcasts/cathedral/index.nmbx (323 words)

	CCHS Band News
		The Symphonic Band will be traveling to Arizona State University in Tempe, Arizona in the Spring to work with ASU Director of Bands Prof.
		The band enthusiastically cheered her on and were thrilled when she was crowned Homecoming Queen.
		Cathedral City Mayor George Stettler, student Megan Brazinna, Red Tomato owner Bill Beck, Cathedral City City Council Member Bud England, Cathedral City High School Band Teacher Greg Whitmore and student Steven Bandli pose for a photo in the front of the Red Tomato.
	cchsbands.org /news.html (576 words)

	Make Poverty History - White Band
		On the three White Band Days in 2005, people wore white and formed massive human bands, wrapped trees and lamp posts in white bands, and even wrapped whole buildings, from St Paul's Cathedral to the European Parliament.
		The great thing about the white band is that it is simple and flexible, and can be used easily by anyone in the world, whatever their circumstances.
		It is not necessary to wear a professionally produced white band - the vast majority of people around the world wearing one will make their own.
	www.makepovertyhistory.org /whiteband (448 words)

	Honor Band Festival - 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Under her direction, the band program has tripled in membership over the past seven years and includes marching, concert, jazz, pep, and string ensembles.
		McCullough has developed and continues to maintain a three-year rotation for the Cathedral band program of a significant educational trip, a guest soloist or guest conductor, and a commissioned work for jazz or concert band.
		She is an active adjudicator in Indiana solo and ensemble and concert band contests, and has also adjudicated choirs, concert, and jazz bands for Music in the Parks Festivals in Ohio and Kentucky.
	www.mdb.ua.edu /honor/bio.html (252 words)

	Chelmsford Citadel Band News Issue 3 Page 5 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Previously the band has sat to one side of the Chancel but on this occasion we were seated in the middle of the Cathedral in front of the Altar The next difference was the acoustics.
		The band accompanied all of the singing (as the organist seemed to have been given the night off) and played a few Christmas pieces.
		At the end of a very enjoyable evening the band was thanked by all of the Cathedral Clergy team and asked to return next year Interestingly, I think out of all the events that we did this year I have heard as many comments about how enjoyable the Cathedral Carol Service was as anything else.
	members.aol.com /ccsaband/ccb003p5.htm (339 words)

	Clinic - Internal Wrangler, Walking With Thee, Winchester Cathedral Review
		While bands sometimes make a career out of the same sort of sound for an entire career, this day and age, people look to bands like Clinic to show them where to go.
		I'm not saying that it is necessary for a band to reinvent themselves with every album, but a band can only do the same thing for a limited time.
		This Liverpool based band is able to take some of the cool sounds of the 60’s and update them so they sound (and are totally) relevant to today’s music scene.
	www.musicemissions.com /display_review/658 (642 words)

	Memory of Gerald Ford honoured with a Michigan band homecoming (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The marching band from the University of Michigan, the school where he played football, greeted the White House jet carrying his casket, members of his family and others in the funeral party.
		At the Grand Rapids airport that bears Ford's name, the Michigan band played the school's famous fight song, "The Victors," as Ford's flag-draped casket was transferred to a hearse.
		Under towering arches of the cathedral in the morning, Henry Kissinger, Ford's secretary of state, paid tribute to his leadership in achieving nuclear arms control with the Soviets, pushing for the first political agreement between Israel and Egypt and helping to bring majority rule to southern Africa.
	www.topix.net /content/cp/0859046130259381567239255658841629893643 (1093 words)

	village voice > music > Cathedral at Cutting Room by Kyle Gann
		At six years old, the piece has been performed in Tokyo, Brisbane, and New York among other places, consisting of live webcast performances with online interactive participation along with Duckworth's own composed music and the contributions of several collaborators.
		One of the happiest latter-day changes to Cathedral has been the addition of Arthur Sabatini as an unreliable narrator called the Chronicler, improvising verbally on the connections between the five points in history around which
		Cathedral is structured (the building of the Great Pyramid, the groundbreaking for Chartres Cathedral, the founding of the Lakota ghost dance religion, the detonation of the first atomic bomb, and the creation of the World Wide Web).
	www.villagevoice.com /music/0334,gann,46346,22.html (600 words)

	FdL Symphonic Band
		The Fond du Lac Symphonic Band is a part-time professional, adult concert band.
		Includes a comprehensive history of the band and a time line of significant events in the band's history.
		A picture archive of the Band through the years, including photos and biographies of past and current Music Directors.
	www.fdlsymphonicband.org (208 words)

	Cathedral MP3 Downloads - Cathedral Music Downloads - Cathedral Music Videos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		There in the Shadows was the second and final release from this now defunct Washington, D.C. based band.
		Not to be confused with the death metal band Cathedral, this band features a melodic, pop-oriented progressive metal approach reminiscent of Enchant.
		A brief but memorable band that was not able to stay together long enough to fulfill their obvious potential.
	www.mp3.com /albums/350882/summary.html (268 words)

	BBC NEWS \| England \| Staffordshire \| Cathedral wrapped in white band
		The cathedral bells also tolled every three seconds for 15 minutes in recognition of the campaign.
		The Edinburgh rally and the Live 8 concerts are being held ahead of the G8 summit of industrialised countries at Gleneagles next week.
		Cathedral precentor the Reverend Charles Taylor said: "The last time Lichfield Cathedral was surrounded by campaigners was during the English Civil War.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/england/staffordshire/4639463.stm (240 words)

	Cathedral grad 'guards' Big Bass Drum at Sun Bowl
		At band appearances it's common for long lines of people to form, patiently waiting to get their picture taken with the drum.
		It was the drum's tradition that lured Ballard, who played trumpet and served as drum major in the Cathedral band, to pursue a spot on the drum crew.
		Bowl trips, with all their activities and national exposure, have a way of making band members feel special, and it starts with their arrival in El Paso on Friday, Dec. 27.
	news.uns.purdue.edu /UNS/html3month/021220.Matter.Ballard.html (776 words)

	Naval Academy Band
		The United States Naval Academy Band and the United States Navy Band's Sea Chanters present "Music for a Cathedral" under the dome of the glorious Naval Academy Chapel at 8:00 P.M. on Saturday, January 21st.
		Under the direction of Lieutenant Commander Melvin P. Kessler, the men and women of the "Navy's Oldest and Finest Band" will perform music fit for a cathedral, including Johann Sebastian Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D minor, Howard Hanson's Chorale and Alleluia, and several selections featuring the Sea Chanters.
		All Naval Academy Band concerts are free of charge and open to the public with no tickets required.
	www.usna.edu /USNABand/news/2006/060121.htm (163 words)

	New Gibraltar Encyclopedia of Progressive Rock EA-EL
		Most of the other material is in the vein of contemporaneous German symphonic bands, replete with effusive keyboard chords and gauzy vocal harmonies, but somehow fluffy and inconsequential, lacking the melodic and emotional depth that lifts the romantic dirges of Novalis and Pell Mell from mere minor-key mire.
		The band gradually fizzled out, but unfortunately the name Eela Craig was resurrected in 1988 by keyboardist/flautist Hubert Schnauer (onboard since the "Stories" single) for the pop album Hit or Miss, which is apparently strictly of the latter sort, and seems to have been disowned by the public and the remaining band members alike.
		Dutch band, who were famous for arranging classical pieces for a jazz/rock-combo, but in fact they also covered material like Jethro Tull and folk songs, as well as they played their own material.
	www.gepr.net /ea.html (15082 words)

	Saint Vitus
		He was venerated, however, at Rorne in the fourth century: a church was built in his honour very early, and was repaired and beautified by Gregory III in 741.
		Saint Vitus Cathedral is a cathedral in Prague, seat of the archbishop, within Prague Castle.
		The cathedral wasn't finished until the 19th century century, when the nave and western twin-tower facade were built.
	saintvitus.com /SaintVitus (1558 words)

	CATHEDRAL\| 2002 audio
		The Cathedral Band welcomed members of the worldwide PitchWeb band, who joined in on the performances from the Cathedral website.
		Band Personnel: William Duckworth, Stuart Dempster, Warren Burt, DJ Tamara, and AJ Sabatini as The Chronicler
		The musicians in the Powerhouse were joined on the Web by San Diego and New York alternative bands and Aspects of Physics.
	www.monroestreet.com /Cathedral/2002/02_audio.html (213 words)

	18k Gold Cathedral Setting and Matching Diamond Band
		A row of brilliant diamonds set in platinum on an 18k gold band is the perfect complement to the 18k gold cathedral setting with your choice of diamond.
		The 18k yellow gold cathedral is the best to make any size solitaire stand out by itself, while the ring adds its own sparkle and beauty.
		I still wanted a setting that didn't take away form the diamond, because after all that is the most important part of the ring.
	www.bluenile.com /product_details.asp?oid=4090 (484 words)

	Cathedral Bells and Bellringers
		The bells are chimed for the daily services in the cathedral in accordance with the principles laid down in the Middle Ages.
		On Sundays and for twice-monthly practices they are rung by a band of members of the Guild of Devonshire Ringers drawn from parishes in the area.
		The 'Little Nine o'Clock' bell is rung every morning for the daily eucharist in the cathedral, as it was for the chapter's daily mass before the Reformation.
	www.exeter-cathedral.org.uk /Admin/Bells.html (1206 words)

	WNYC - Music - New Sounds Live
		PitchWeb, which is one of the virtual instruments designed for the site to allow listeners to play together online; and The Cathedral Band, a group of improvising musicians that gives periodic live performances from venues around the world, during which PitchWeb players can contribute to the concert.
		The Cathedral Band includes Stuart Dempster, trombone, toys, and didgeridoo; Abel Domingues, guitar; William Duckworth, PitchWeb; Nora Farrell, PitchWeb Moderator; Arthur J. Sabatini, The Chronicler; DJ Tamara, records; "Blue" Gene Tyranny, keyboards.
		Sit in with The Cathedral Band using the PitchWeb through wi-fi hookups.
	www.wnyc.org /music/articles/39539 (666 words)

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