iii i) \ilA COLLEGIAN Musicians prepare for TechnoClassica V; A Fomitchev, fusing techno and classical music , !;,,i• territory. His challenge: finding new talent to 'ychnoClassica 2.0. ilderground dance music musician who leads the f2;roup I 'liraMax, Fomitchev is also an assistant ni computer science. It together the first TechnoClassica concert a few .o at Eisenhower Auditorium. And some of the fmni the first TechnoClassica concert will :;11 on April 10 in TechnoClassica 2.0 at the 0! - e. 130 W College Ave. Some new faces will be •. ensemble as well. aid he found many of the new performers 2.0 through the Penn State School of professor Max Zorin, who will play at April's was particularly helpful in recommending - ,ilchey said. iirdis. who is composing for the concert, said d in the first TechnoClassica two years ago h. extended an invitation to DeNardis' ,t Inular to write music for the event. (14nnt at Stony Brook University, DeNardis n concert will be a success. \ve've learned from the last concert and pieces have evolved over the years, I'm how this concert will turn out," DeNardis : - &.slatrian-computer science) came across (Ds when skimming through his inter , flling textbook. p Ultra Max's music on You Tube and ori.gs did not have any drums, Dixon about this quirk and was added to the diummei of putting together the concert is not yet initchey is still in need of a pianist but group he has already found, he and the '...3tips collaborate ii ost Haiti benefit By Nick Weingartner COLIEC STAFF WRITER Chinese community is coming togeth for a country halfway around the world :oiliniunity groups are gathering to hold concert, with 100 percent of the pro- Thu Chi USA Foundation-Haiti Relief .)a;ed organization. i!! be held Saturday at State College Area IA circling. to the event's flyer. Organizers mrc music from across the multicultural chiding Chinese. Korean and Mongolian Are Hi the effort include the PSU Chinese wiation, PSU Chinese Undergraduate Atom State High Key Club, and PSU Ph.D ! - ( - iltig to the event's flyer. di a graduate student and native of organizations picked Tzu Chi for its relief al Locus. They were looking for an event to he disaster struck in Haiti, and decided to haritable nature of the State College com iped influence the event. Organizers hope will become an annual benefit, Tsai said. I'm from Taiwan, and people are from international, but we now live in State here are very, very nice, and I know ' ~ritthle organizations," Tsai said. "When nice area. you will learn something from finance). President of the Penn State's iraduate Student Association, said he of around 500 to 600 people and hopes to Thousand dollars for the cause. . liked the camaraderie that comes with Many different organizations. rte . , , p i 1 ' Ai 1 NESS ..-.. , Starts Here 4 •Tr. ' --..: 1.,' - f9 k.' f,L - rlirrtnni Ifive Plasma Sawn r fVs HeanyFood 419 PM Featuring Peanut Butter w a s Tailv Draft specials to the Corner Room IN NITEIN ~1„ a 664 C o jet4 l SEMESTER MEMBERSHIP B Health a Fitness ""'" lAN SESSIONS By Joanna Urban FOR THE COLLEGIAN To e-mail reporter: nawsos4@psu.edu Coupes, of kevinburke com Irish fiddler Kevin Burke and guitarist Cal Scott will perform at the folk and Celtic concert hosted by WPSU and Acoustic Brew Coffee House. The concert's music is meant to celebrate the Saint Patrick's Day weekend and will be WPSU's first live broadcast. WPSU-FM Radio will also broadcast the event. WPSU to host live concert By Allegra O'Neill coLLE - . R WPSU will broadens( its first live concert Saturday. allowing folk music fans to listen in through more than one media outlet. WPSU has teamed up with Acoustic Brew Coffee House to pres ent a Celtic and folk music concert to celebrate the St. Patrick's Day week end. The concert starts at 7 p.m. on Saturday at the NVPSI . studios in Innovation Park. Live television broadcast begins at 7 p.m.. while the WPSU-FM radio broadcast begins at 8 p.m. Tickets are $l4 if ordered through acousticbrew.org and $l6 at the door. The concert was organized as part of WPSU's March fundraising cam- 'Consolidate your high interest credit cards with a Home Equity Loan as $ Penn State Federal Credit linon paign, sometinn Programming opportunity to listen to their genre of Director Gregg Petersen was happy choice. - This is a great opportunity to part- idea, especially for people who maybe ner with an organization that does so can't go to the concert, - Kinsey much broadcasting. I was thrilled Hallinger (sophomore-English) said. when the artists wanted to do this Though Allison Carollo (senior concert during our fundraising sea- public relations) does not share an son," Petersen said. interest in the music at hand, she said The concert. which will feature it is still a big leap for WPSU. music from Irish fiddler Kevin Burke "This kind of broadcast is really and guitarist Cal Scott. already shows great for them as a communications promise of selling out, Petersen said. outlet," Allison Carollo said. He hopes this broadcast will pave the Petersen hopes the concert will way for further broadcasts. jumpstart WPSU into doing more live 'This is a little bit of an experi- broadcasts. ment," Petersen said. "By seeing how "We are doing things at a lower well this broadcast goes, we will see cost, but this is a great way for us to how the audience responds, how extend our reach into the communi many listeners we have, how many ty" Petersen said. pledges we have." 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