Elvis Costello with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra
May 29, 2010
Widely hailed as one of the most innovative and influential songwriters of our time, the wonderfully enigmatic Elvis Costello performs with the DSO, bringing his fascinating and richly diverse musical style to the Meyerson for two sensational nights only.
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unlisted, anonymous:
I'm boycotting this show because Mr. Costello recently announced that he's cancelling his scheduled concerts in Israel for anti-Semitic reasons.
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Travis Bush, verified:
Really? Anti-Semitic? Sounds more like he doesn't approve of the Israeli treatment of the Palestinians...No one in their right mind would want to support the Israeli actions, even tacitly. That isn't anti-semitic..it is called having a conscience..
http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/a...
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alexander troup, verified:
We live in a strange world and strange times, I see the event as bad taste..because...Elvis C is rock and the symphonic stuff, too much jazzy popcorn.....A/T, Music bum...Oh..Travis has a key on this one....too....maybe major or minor...
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Jason Rice, verified:
He may just not want to get blown to pieces by any of those warm cozy peace-loving Qassams.
Such a friendly sounding name. Makes you wonder why Fisher-Price doesn't have a plush toy line "Qute Quddly Qassams."
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sprogo3, anonymous:
Well, you missed a great concert. His voice just gets better with age. The Dallas Symphony was outstanding. They complimented each other perfectly. What a talent!
Laurentia M. Koulermos, Weatherford, Texas
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Sarah Blaskovich, staff:
Elvis Costello fans, we had a music critic at the Friday show. Here's his take on the concert: http://www.pegasusnews.com/news/2010/...
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