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4A Daily News – Thursday, September 6, 2012 Pastimes An overflow crowd gathered at the opening reception to hear the announcement of the win- ners of the 2012 Images From A Glass Eye Inter- national Photography show, held at the Big Pic- ture 857 Washington St. in Red Bluff. The show is sponsored by the Tehama County Photo Club. The Best of Show prize of $1,000 went to Hansa Tangman- poowadol of Bangkok, Thailand for her image, "No Obstacle." The sec- ond Place prize of $500 went to Robert Ashley of Sacramento, for "Lead Modeler's Office." Third place, with a $250 award went to Rao Morusupalli of San Jose, for his image, "Mexican Street Dancer." were awarded to Adam Wyman, Red Bluff; Mei Yin Teoh , Georgetown, Malaysia; Alfred Nandi- no, Red Bluff; Jeffrey Logesky, Fort Royal, Va.; Nadine Alcala, Palo Cedro; Frank Kratofil, Palo Cedro; Richard Goodman, Oakland; and Denise Dethlefsen, Col- orado Springs, Colo. Glass Eye Committee members Bob McConnell, Bob Grace and Barbara Luzzadder commented that this year's exhibit has reached a new level of excellence Honorable Mentions Arts & entertainment Winners of Glass Eye photo show Simpson chorus seeks voices REDDING — The Trinity Repertory Singers of Simpson University invites community members to join its chorus as it begins its 2012-2013 season. Trini- ty Repertory Singers is open to Simpson University staff, faculty and students, in addition to community members who are interested in singing choral literature. Trinity is conducted by Dr. Hoffmann Urquiza Pereira, director of choral activities at Simpson Univer- sity. "The Trinity Repertory Singers offers a great oppor- tunity for people in the community to share and devel- op their vocal and musical talents," said Dr. Urquiza Pereira. "Choirs are also unique environments where people can develop strong relationships through com- mon artistic goals. These principles combined have made Trinity a very special organization in our area." Trinity specializes in the performance of large-scale choral works, including compositions by Mozart, Haydn, Handel, Elgar, and others. Those with previous choral or vocal experience are encouraged to partici- pate. will have a short interview to determine prior vocal experience, basic ability to match pitch, vocal range, and part placement. Weekly rehearsals will be held from 7 to 9:30 p.m. Thursday evenings in room HC-1 of the Simpson Uni- versity Heritage Center, located at 2211 College View Drive, Redding. The first rehearsal of the fall 2012/spring 2013 sea- son will be Thursday, Sept. 6. For more information, contact Dr. Urquiza Pereira at (530) 226-4952 or email hpereira@simpsonu.edu. No audition is necessary. Those who are interested Elvis Costello to appear at the Cascade Theatre in photography. We are humbled by the photogra- phers represented here and all those who shared their images with us from all over the world. view the exhibit of 39 images at the Big Picture, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. week- days. The exhibit will run through Oct. 26. The public is invited to For additional informa- tion, call 527-0431. The exhibit can also be viewed online at http://www.imagesfroma- glasseye.org. ELKO, Nev. — The 29th National Cowboy Poetry Gathering will take place Jan. 28 to Feb. 2, 2013, in Elko, Nev. Ticket sales for the gathering will go on sale Oct. 4 to the general pub- lic. The event features per- formances of poetry and music from the cowboy and ranching occupation, but also presents exhibi- tions, films, workshops, dances and discussions — all centered on land-based culture in the American West, its traditional arts and the challenges it faces in the 21st century. 18th National Cowboy Poetry Gathering tickets on sale soon The event will host butteri, cowboys from Italy, who have their own unique poetry, music, gear and traditional tech- niques, but still have much in common with their counterparts in the American West and cattle cultures across the globe. The butteri are from the Maremma region of Italy, where they have been raising and herding the large lyre-horned Marem- mana cattle for centuries. 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Wiegand Foundation. The gathering will pre- sent more than 50 poets, musicians and musical groups from the U.S., Canada and Italy, per- forming on seven stages at four different venues. The line-up includes cow- boy poets Baxter Black, Wally McRae, Paul Zarzyski, Waddie Mitchell, Yvonne Hollen- beck, Joel Nelson, Eliza- beth Ebert and many oth- ers. Music is as integral to the Gathering as poetry; the musical line-up includes Don Edwards, Tom Russell, The Quebe Sisters Band, Ramblin' Jack Elliott, Brenn Hill, Wylie & The Wild West, Dave Stamey, Corb Lund & The Hurtin' Albertans, Jefferson Public Radio and the Cascade Theatre present the versatile talent of Grammy winner Elvis Costello at Redding's his- toric Cascade Theatre in a solo performance at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 24. The versatile British Los Texmaniacs, Cowboy Celtic, The Saddle Cats and more. Scroll down for a full list of participating artists and their home- towns. Visit www.west- ernfolklife.org for full bios. The event also features hands-on workshops in traditional western arts such as rawhide braiding and cinch-making as well as songwriting, Italian cooking and rhythm gui- tar. Three western dances, film screenings, and open-mic poetry and music sessions are also on tap. Tickets can be pur- chased at www.western- folklife.org, by calling 775-738-7508, toll-free 888-880-5885, or by stop- ping in to the Western Folklife Center's ticket office, 501 Railroad St., Elko. singer-songwriter was a pio- neer of the punk/new wave movement before exploring other genres including jazz, bluegrass and pop stan- dards. These days, not knowing exactly what to expect is the only thing you can expect from Elvis Costello, except for his unmistakable voice, nerdy glasses and sardonic wit. Elvis Costello emerged on the music scene in 1977 with his debut album My Aim is True, and quickly became a force in the music world giving us memorable songs like Alison, Radio Radio, Accidents Will Hap- pen, Pump It Up, Oliver's Army, (I Don't Want to Go to) Chelsea and Watching the Detectives. Since then, Costello has entered into acclaimed collaborations with Burt Bacharach, The Brodsky Quartet, Paul McCartney, mezzo-soprano Anne Sofie von Otter, guitarist Bill Frisell, composer Roy Nathanson, The Charles Mingus Orchestra, record Swedish producer and songwriter T Bone Burnett and Allen Toussaint. Elvis Costello and The Attractions were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2003. Tickets range from $64 to $84, and are available at the Cascade Theatre Box Office at 1733 Market Street, by phone at 243- 8877 or directly through the Cascade Theatre website at www.cascadetheatre.org. The 2012-13 Cascade The- atre/Jefferson Public Radio Performance Series is gen- erously sponsored by US Bank. Thorogood The joint will be jump- ing when Jefferson Public Radio and the Cascade The- atre present legendary blues rock band George Thoro- good and the Destroyers for a performance of all their greatest hits at the Cascade Theatre in Redding at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 25. Delaware native blues- man George Thorogood became a 1980s rock 'n' roll icon recording memorable, raucous covers of blues standards One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer; Move It On Over; and Who Do You Love? along with his self-penned signature song Bad to the Bone. Orig- inally a minor league base- ball player, Thorogood decided to become a musi- cian in 1970 after attending a John Paul Hammond con- cert. He culled a guitar vocabulary straight from the '50s Chicago blues and rock 'n' roll traditions and formed The Destroyers, releasing his self-titled debut with the band in 1977. 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