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Home / Regional / North America / United States / Massachusetts / Localities / C / Cambridge / Arts and Entertainment / Music
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- a.i.m. - (advanced idea mechanics) A non-formalized collaborative effort among artists, operating as a subsidiary of Telepathy Records.
aim.telepathyrecords.com
- Ana Pacanoska - Violin lessons, instructional videos, and recording services
www.geocities.com/agmgroup
- Cambridge Community Chorus - Amateur group reflecting the broad diversity of racial backgrounds, ages, religions, and political philosophies that comprise the city of Cambridge.
cambridgechorus.org
- Cambridge Folk Orchestra - Offering music for international folk dancing and weddings.
ftp-swiss.ai.mit.edu/~jaffer/CFO.html
- Cambridge Madrigal Singers - Cambridge-based ensemble performing a cappella and accompanied works from all musical periods.
www.cambridgemadrigals.org
- Cambridge Symphony Orchestra - Adult amateur musicians dedicated to performing good music at free concerts in and around Cambridge. Site includes concert schedule and directions.
www.cambridgesymphony.org
- MIT Concert Band - Performing original works for winds since 1948; site includes concert and rehearsal schedule.
web.mit.edu/bavicchi/www
- New School of Music - Non-profit community organization providing music instruction to adults and children. Extensive site includes course listings, program descriptions, news, and directions and map.
www.cambridgemusic.org
- Radius Ensemble - Chamber ensemble performing contemporary music.
radiusensemble.org
- Ryles Jazz Orchestra - The house big band at Ryles Jazz Club, directed by Frank Vardaros. Site includes concert schedule.
www.rylesjazz.com/rjo
- Sam Davis Guitar World - Offering private guitar lessons in jazz, blues, rock, folk and funk for beginners through professionals.
www.samdavis.com
- The Double Deckers - Cambridge-based ska band with influences of ska, pop, rock, funk, and swing.
www.thedoubledeckers.com
- World Music - Concerts from around the world, presented at Sanders Theater, the Somerville Theater, and other venues. [Requires frames]
www.worldmusic.org
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