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REDDING » Shasta Live! is launching its season-ticket campaign with the an- nouncement of artists to appear during the 2014- 2015 concert season. "We are committed to bringing high-quality fam- ily entertainment to the community," said President Jane Wittman. "This new roster of artists is an excep - tional example of our own unique contribution to the entertainment landscape in Redding." The line-up features fi - ery violin and guitar duo Alex DePue with Miguel DeHoyos; musical comedian Al Simmons; famed veteran of "The New Christy Min - strels," William Florian; and season closer, a trib- ute to "old Blue Eyes" "Sim- ply Sinatra, featuring Steve Lippia," with a live big band. Early-bird season tick- ets to the four-concert se- ries are $70 through April 10. Student and family pack- ages are also available. For more information, call 530-247-7355 or visit the as- sociation online at http:// www.shastalive.com. Shasta Live! is an all-vol- unteer concert organization, presenting an annual perfor- mance series in Redding. The artists: Alex DePue with Miguel DeHoyos is the youngest sibling of the famed "DePue Brothers," who have built their fame as bluegrass musicians on con - spicuously successful clas- sical music careers. Pre- cocious as a youth, Alex achieved top honors in youth violin competitions and na- tional fiddles contests. He is making his own genre- bending mark on the fami- ly's legacy appearing with Steve Vai, Nashville record- ing artist Chris Cagle, and his duo project with Mexican guitarist Miguel DeHoyos. This unique international pairing is a wildly eclectic and virtuosic tour of classi - cal and popular repertoire. Performances feature origi- nal arrangements of a mate- rial from Bach to the Eagles. Al Simmons Vaudeville's half-century of popularity may have passed, but don't tell that to Al Simmons. He has delighted audiences with his gadget-filled musical comedy style for over three decades, inspired by the work of Spike Jones and Danny Kaye. Simmons' album "Celery Stalks" was the 1995 Juno Award-winner for "Best Children's Album," and his illustrated children's book "Counting Feathers" was short-listed for McNally- Robinson's "Book of the Year" in 1997. He has produced three audio CDs, all of which were Parent's Choice honorees and Juno Award nominated. Simmons is proud to have a hot dog named after him in his hometown of Anola, Manitoba. William Florian William Florian's show "Those were the Days" cel- ebrates the high-point of popularity for folk music, the 1960s. Florian is an icon of the period, providing lead vocals for the hit single "To - day" recorded by "The New Christy Minstrels." The con- tinuing success of his tour- ing show is a testament to the depth of passion that persists for this genre. Flo- rian's performances also in- clude a wealth of humorous firsthand accounts from his experiences, including en- counters with luminaries such as John Denver. He has recorded three self-pro- duced albums. Simply Sinatra, featuring Steve Lippia Steve Lippia's "consid- erable vocal skills" (Wall Street Journal) have estab- lished his widespread no- toriety at corporate events and with symphony orches- tras, casinos and performing arts centers across the coun- try. Originally moonlighting with local bands in Florida, the undeniable likeness to Sinatra's style steered Lip - pia into a new, unexpected career. His fame spread to the national jazz scene touring as the featured vo - calist with the Woody Her- man Band, a position once occupied by his mother. He has recorded an album for Warner Brothers' Studios, and two live CDs: "Steve Lippia Live," and Grammy- nominated "Steve Lippia in Concert." Television ap - pearances include "Extra" (WBTV), "Good Day New York" (Fox) and "Showbiz Today" (CNN). CoNCERts Na ti on al t al en t coming to Redding Courtesy photo William Florian, an icon of the 1960s folk scene, joins shasta Live! this seaon with "those Were the Days." Early bird ticket sales go through April 10 Online: For more information, call 530-247-7355 or visit the association online at http://www.shastalive. com. "t hi s a n exceptional example of our own unique contribution to the entertainment landscape in Redding." — S ha st a L iv e! P re si de nt J an e Wittman The Tehama Country Visitor center is very proud to feature the widely ac- claimed rodeo photogra- phy of Sue Rosoff. Rosoff became inter- ested in photography as a young girl while using her Kodak Brownie camera. She began developing and printing her own film while in high school in San Clem - ente. She went on to study photography at UC Berke- ley, and at the Ansel Adams Workshop with Ansel Ad- ams, Arnold Newman and Arthur Ollman. Rosoff eventually re- ceived her Master of Arts in Visual Studies/Pho- tography in 1985 from UC Berkeley. What started as a mas- ter's thesis turned into a collaboration with Growney Brothers Rodeo Co., which named, promoted and doc - umented the famous Chal- lenge of Champions be- tween bull rider Lane Frost and champion bull Red Rock. Rosoff spent many years traveling the rodeo circuit, doing research of the ro - deo world and fine tuning her rodeo photography. You may view some of Sue Rosoff's extraordinary photos every day in the Gal - lery of Tehama Country Visitor Center, 250 Ante- lope Blvd. Center hosts rodeo pictures of Sue Rosoff Photos show life among riders Courtesy photo the rodeo photography of sue rosoff is on display at tehama Country Visitor Center on Antelope Boulevard in red Bluff. photoGRaphs Online: For more information on pho- tographer sue rosoff, visit www.suerosoffphotogra- phy.com/. CSU, Chico's School of the Arts presents Thank You Concert: Fifty-Fifty, 7:30 p.m. Thursday, April 17 at the Harlen Adams Theatre on the Chico State campus. The Concert Band and Jazz II will join forces to provide a wide array of con - cert music, including the music of Bach, Reed, and Barnes and big band music, fusion, and student compo - sitions, all in one concert! It is a free concert. For more information, call (530) 898-5917 or go to the web site: www.scho - olofthearts-csuchico.com CoNCERt School of the Arts offers 'Thank you concert: Fiy-Fiy' CSU, Chico's School of the Arts presents 59th Annual Juried Student Art Exhibi- tion Friday, April 18 through Friday, May 9. The annual student ex- hibition features works in a variety of media-ceram- ics, photography, digital media and more-submitted by Chico State art students and selected by a guest ju - ror. An awards announcement will be held at 5 p.m. Thurs- day, May 1 in Rowland-Tay- lor Recital Hall; reception to follow at the University Art Gallery. Prior to the exhibition, the juror for the 59th An - nual Juried Student Art Ex- hibition, will give a talk 5-6 p.m. Thursday, April 17 at the Colusa Hall, 100B. 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