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	News - Music Man
		Music Man est un département de la société Ernie Ball, un des principaux innovateurs pour les cordes de guitare électriques.
		De ce côté là, la Music Man Luke est ultra versatile tout en gardant beaucoup de personnalité et de chaleur.
		MUSIC MAN continue à développer sa gamme d’instruments fait entièrement aux Etats-Unis.
	www.music-man.fr (2074 words)

	The Music Man - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Music Man is a musical play with book, music, and lyrics by Meredith Willson (story by Meredith Willson and Franklin Lacey), which opened on Broadway at the Majestic Theatre on December 19, 1957.
		A 2003 made-for-television adaptation of The Music Man starred Matthew Broderick and Kristin Chenoweth.
		The Music Man is spoofed in The Simpsons episode "Marge vs. the Monorail" written by Conan O'Brien.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Music_Man (941 words)

	The Music Man - Greeley Dj - WeDJ.com
		The Music Man is a mobile Disc Jockey service, founded in 1985 to fill a need in the Northern Colorado area for professional and affordable entertainment.
		The Music Man is able to play all styles of music, from the 1940’s to the top 40 of today.
		Clients are welcome and encouraged to make suggestions regarding the music styles they would like to hear or you can leave the music selection up to The Music Man to play an appropriate mix of styles.
	wedj.com /wedjcom.nsf/moreInfo?open&dj=850AE54A7AE6E52D862571A6008350B5 (313 words)

	The Music Man
		The Music Man is a comedy that woos and wins its audience with open emotions and nostalgia for an old-fashioned American past.
		The Music Man is a salute to Americana that uses comedy, romance, fast-talking flim-flam, high-energy dance, and, of course, spectacular musical numbers to inflict an infectious joy and energy on all comers.
		The Music Man will most certainly send you from the theater with a smile on your face, a spring in your step, and whistling, humming, or outright singing the well-known Seventy Six Trombones.
	www.charlestonlightoperaguild.org /musicman.htm (767 words)

	Editorials: The Music Man
		He was also musical director for an ill-fated late night talk show a few years ago.
		Within an extremely short period of time, Terry was able to make legal decisions, battle successfully with the hospital where his mother has been admitted, and put together a highly workable plan to coordinate his family’s caregiving efforts.
		Not only did Terry assess his brothers’ skills and abilities with regards to their mother’s care, but he put in place a respite plan for his brother who lives with his mom, allowing him to get away without sacrificing her well-being.
	www.caregiver.com /editorials/music_man.htm (323 words)

	The Music Man - a musical by Meredith Willson
		Blasting Meredith Willson to the forefront of American musical theatre, The Music Man was a project that had been many years in the making.
		But Hill doesn't count on falling in love with the town librarian, and instead of skipping town before the instruments arrive, he is convinced to stay.
		The Music Man opened at the Majestic Theatre on December 19, 1957 with Robert Preston playing the role of Harold Hill and Barbara Cook as Marian Paroo, the town librarian.
	www.imagi-nation.com /moonstruck/albm40.html (187 words)

	The Music Man (1962)
		A con man comes to a Midwestern town with a scam using a boy's marching band program, but things don't go according to plan.
		Harold Hill: A man can't turn tail and run just because a little personal risk is involved.
		The performance and general character portrayal of Robert Preston is irresistible and a joy to watch.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0056262 (396 words)

	DVD REVIEW: THE MUSIC MAN (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Still, the chorus had a lot to do in "The Music Man." We had to play numerous roles, and ended up in most of the musical numbers.
		That's why I have such fond memories of "The Music Man." Of course we were all shocked years later when our leading man was arrested for molesting several of his students.
		There's so much to recommend the film version of the Meredith Willson musical, from the engaging star presence of Robert Preston as the con man traveling salesman and Shirley Jones as the small town Librarian he tries to cast under his spell.
	www.lightviews.com /musicmandvd.htm (1201 words)

	St. Louis - Arts & Entertainment - The Music Man
		Then in my senior year, which was the bicentennial year, 1976, in addition to composing and conducting the music for The Taming of the Shrew, I was cast as Harold Hill in The Music Man.
		As a high school student, when I would study my scores I began to realize that there were all sorts of cues in the narrative of a symphony or an overture or a tone poem or concerto where the parallels and the analogies could be mapped directly onto learning a character.
		Man, oh man! Right before the stabbing scene when Gielgud did the speech that builds up to "And that I am he," it was like a musical score.
	www.rftstl.com /2008-01-16/culture/the-music-man (1252 words)

	The Music Man
		Music Man is special experience for Annette having appeared on B'way in The Prince of Grand Street with the original Music Man, Robert Preston.
		Alyssa DeAlesandro - Peggy Manning, Wan-Tan-Ye, Featured Dancer - Alyssa is thrilled to be in her 4th show with EPI after performing in their production of Annie as “Annie”, an ensemble member in Cinderella, and “Annie” in The Best of Broadway.
		She has also performed with the BG Theatre Club's productions of The Music Man Jr., Bye-Bye Birdie, The Pajama Game, Once on This Island Jr., and is now performing in Sandcastle Production's, The New Kid.
	www.enchantedplayers.com /2003season/musicman.html (2882 words)

	The Music Man Online
		One of my favorite musicals of all time was about a conman, and how he taught a city to believe in their young people.
		This was a hit on the musical stage in 1957, appeared on the big screen in 1962 (with a young Ron Howard in it), and is currently on Broadway again.
		This was such a popular musical that a rock group in the early 1960's featured one of tunes in their stage act.
	www.familyfirst.com /the_music_man_online.html (273 words)

	'Music Man' Revs Up for EMU Production - EMU News
		The classic musical, "The Music Man," may be one of the most fun ever to come out of Broadway.
		Confidence man Harold Hill (Michael Dezort) arrives at staid River City intending to cheat the community with his standard scam of offering to equip and train a boy's marching band, then skip town with the money since he has no music skill anyway.
		In the midst of all the music and dancing and fun, "they give each other love asking nothing in return, which is the highest form of love there is," she said.
	www.emu.edu /news/index.php/825 (547 words)

	Mountain Man Music – Ballads of Mountain Men Adventures by Bill Ramsel
		Called the “Mountain Man Era” after the men who populated the Rockies and the Eastern mountains, Ramsel’s music reflects the life and times of these men of legend.
		A historian at heart, his beautiful baritone voice and crisp guitar are a joy to listen to for their pure entertainment value.
		Bill’s musical talents and gift for writing make this music both beautiful and meaningful for any listener, regardless of their level of interest in the times of the mountain men.
	www.mountainmanballads.com (253 words)

	"The Music Man" Marches Onto Kelsey Stage July 14-23
		Join The Yardley Players as they present the beloved family musical, “The Music Man,” at Mercer County Community College’s Kelsey Theatre Fridays and Saturdays, July 14, 15 and 21 at 8 p.m., Saturday, July 22 at 2 p.m.
		When con man Harold Hill arrives in the sleepy town of River City, Iowa, he goes right to work convincing the townspeople that they must have a marching band to keep their boys out of trouble.
		Starring in “The Music Man” are: Andy Mahaney as Harold Hill, Cathy Liebars as Marian Paroo, William Kamps as Marcellus Washburn, Walter Smyth as Mayor George Shinn, Jeannine Ducharme as Mrs.
	www.mccc.edu /~humphrew/whatsnew/musicman.htm (522 words)

	The Music Man - The Singing Ice Cream Shoppe
		The Music Man is a popular destination that caters almost exclusively to temporary summer residents of Lavallette and neighboring shore towns.
		The Music Man Road Show offers individuals and groups not only a source of entertainment but potentially a source of revenue for those organizations who elect to utilize the show as an attendance draw and marketing strategy.
		The talented and personable cast of The Music Man is sure to delight and entertain audiences not only in Lavallette but in any town throughout the great state of New Jersey and parts of New York.
	www.njmusicman.com /musicman/roadshow.htm (550 words)

	The Music Man - CBS News
		And Wildhorn's shows draw audiences raised on pop music and rock 'n' roll concerts - the kind of audience that Wildhorn investors such as Freddie Gershon are counting on.
		Despite their love of music Wildhorn and Eder are in many ways opposites.
		So while the theater world is still wondering what to make of his musicals, Wildhorn is at home with Eder coming up with their next show.
	www.cbsnews.com /stories/1999/09/14/60II/main5380.shtml (982 words)

	PlaybillArts: Features: The Music Man
		"I go from the music, from what it tells me. I don't understand why people think that if you're alive and under 75 years old that you should be expected to 'update' everything, to 'comment' on everything; you know, putting quotation marks around it just so that you can call your dance 'post-modern'.
		His love of music is one of the dominant themes shining through all his choreography.
		Instead, he fields music that he hopes the rest of the world will enjoy listening to as much as he does.
	www.playbillarts.com /features/article/2146.html (1004 words)

	A writer and his web-blahg: The Music Man
		And there is still the music, which even in mangled voices can always remind you of the greatness of Tyagaraja, of why the Aradhana still matters, and of why you are there.
		Surveying this monstrosity with bemusement, as we leave the building, is a wizened, nut-brown old man who has been coming to the Aradhana for 29 years.
		Even some of the professional singers seem to mumble along hesitantly in parts, voices are often out of sync, and that all-important central aisle, Bangalore Nagarathnamma’s avenue to her lord, is choked with photographers and officials.
	samanth.blogspot.com /2006/01/music-man.html (3013 words)

	Meredith Willson: The Unsinkable Music Man by John C. Skipper
		That little boy from Mason City grew up to be one of his generation's finest musicians: author of "The Music Man," composer of the music for "The Unsinkable Molly Brown" and author of 400 songs.
		In 1949, he was musical director for a radio program called "The Big Show." The show needed a closing number.
		And, then came "The Music Man," the 1957 smash Broadway hit that ran for 1,375 performances and was later made into a hit movie.
	www.uiowa.edu /~humiowa/musicman.html (375 words)

	The Music Man - Moviefone
		Synopsis: A hit Broadway musical in 1957 and an equally successful Hollywood film in 1962, Meredith Willson's The Music Man was again brought before the...
		The Music Man (1962) The Music Man on IMDb: Movies, TV, Celebs, and more...
		Music Man: The Movie Meredith Willson's The Music Man opened on Broadway on December 19,...
	movies.aol.com /movie/the-music-man/1233594/main (166 words)

	The Music Man
		The last piece of the puzzle, the one that establishes that yes, I am old, out of date and not cool was recently confirmed to me. I am so well on the way to becoming my parents, it scares me.
		As he got older and grew from “Barney” tunes (which I always thought had a snappy, happy little beat) to more sophisticated melodies, his father and I introduced and shared with him the songs we grew up with and loved.
		And the only hope I have for retribution is that some day my child will have children of his own and he will recall something I said or did and use it with his kids.
	www.wamware.com /cam/cam-columns/2004/music-man.htm (564 words)

	The music man - International Herald Tribune
		After more than two decades in the music industry, Rubin said he believed it would have to move to a subscription-based system.
		The mighty music business is in free fall — it has lost control of radio; retail outlets like Tower Records have shut down; MTV rarely broadcasts music videos; and the once lucrative album market has been overshadowed by downloaded singles, which mainly benefits Apple.
		Though Rubin maintains that his intention is simply to hear music with the fresh ears of a true fan, he has built his reputation on the simultaneously mystical and entirely decisive way he listens to a song.
	www.iht.com /articles/2007/09/02/technology/02music-man.php (886 words)

	ABC.com - The Music Man
		The rollicking musical follows the escapades of the charming, fast-talking rogue, Professor Harold Hill (Broderick), who waltzes into River City, Iowa, mesmerizing its citizens with the need for a boys' marching band to keep their children on the path of moral righteousness.
		The All-American family musical's sparkling score is highlighted by classic hits such as "Trouble," "76 Trombones," "'Til There Was You" and "Gary, Indiana." The original Broadway production of "Meredith Willson's The Music Man" opened on Broadway in 1957 and was nominated for nine Tony Awards, winning six, including Best Musical.
		Sample music from the official Music Man soundtrack.
	abc.go.com /movies/themusicman.html (375 words)

	The Music Man (Site not responding. Last check: )
		There is nothing more disarming than the gentle form of flattery that suggests our children have some unsuspected artistic talent.
		It is this flattery which Harold Hill (a virile baritone) employs; so cleverly that his confidence trick of posing as a Professor of Music claiming to teach boys how to play military band instruments over-night, succeeds in town after town to which he plays " flying visits "-until he tries it in River City, Iowa.
		Because Harold falls in love with her he fails to make his usual escape by train in time to avoid confrontation with the town officials who have been " tipped off " about him by a rival salesman.
	www.behindthemask.com.au /show/mmm/music_man.html (852 words)

	Meredith Willson's The Music Man \| tv : ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY (Site not responding. Last check: )
		''The Music Man'' may be Zadan and Meron's riskiest venture yet, given that the musical's vision of small-town, turn-of-the-century life was quaint even in the late '50s, when Robert Preston became a Broadway powerhouse as the con man, Prof.
		This is old-fashioned entertainment bursting with marvelous melodies and wordplay; it's no wonder a revival of ''The Music Man'' on Broadway a couple of years ago, starring Craig Bierko doing a virtual Preston impersonation, was a smash.
		He spins the tale of how the cynical Hill softens and deepens his character enough to win the affections of the town librarian, Marian, performed by Kristin Chenoweth in a role for which the cliché ''born to play'' must be dusted off.
	www.ew.com /ew/article/review/tv/0,6115,420358~3~0~meredithwillsonsmusicman,00.html (810 words)

	The Music Man - Movie Rental Review
		Parents need to know that there is oblique speculation by the "Pick a Little, Talk a Little" ladies and by Harold and Marcellus about why the elderly gentleman donated the library building to the city but left the books to Marian, as well as criticism of the "raciness" of the books she recommends.
		She has the job as librarian because an elderly man, a friend of her fathers, bequeathed the library building to the town, but left the books to her, to ensure that she would have permanent employment.
		For her, the risk is the kind of hurt she felt when her father died, the risk we all take in loving someone.
	www.commonsensemedia.org /movie-reviews/Music-Man.html (1024 words)

	The music man \| Philadelphia Inquirer \| 04/16/2008
		If live, improvised music is happening in Philadelphia, there's a good chance Elliott Levin is involved.
		He plays Balkan music with the West Philadelphia Orchestra (WPO) and collaborates with the trip-hop poet and performance artist Gabrielle (Plum Dragoness).
		In New Ghost, Levin is a front man in the Frank Zappa-Captain Beefheart mold, launching into prankish spoken-word asides when not playing sax and flute.
	www.philly.com /inquirer/magazine/20080416_The_music_man.html (1189 words)

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