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Don't Miss Our Upcoming Concerts For March & April
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venues, and ticket prices.
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Announcing the New York "Sounds of Spring" International Music Festival
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World Projects is pleased to present the inaugural New York "Sounds of Spring" International Music Festival - March 30 - April 3, 2015.
With the addition of this festival, the number of annual music events produced by World Projects in New York City is now six. Your ensemble has more opportunities than ever to explore one of the world's greatest cities and experience a musical adventure like no other.
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World Projects 2015 Festivals
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Your ensemble can perform in Carnegie Hall or other major concert halls in 2015 by attending one of our music festivals.
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Chicago Festival Dates Confirmed
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The Chicago International Music Festival, April 2 - 6, 2015, with adjudicated performances at the Chicago Symphony Hall is now taking applications.
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India Performance Tour
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Whether it's watching a cow wander down a Delhi lane or viewing one of the most pictured sites in all the world (the Taj Mahal) at sunset, India is a variety of contrasts in one country.
Religious symbolism is scattered throughout all corners of the country ranging from Buddhist temples to the Hindus bathing by the holy Ganges at Varanasi. In India you will find myriad languages and races at vibrant street markets and colorful festivals.
The world's largest democracy has a fascinating history, much of which has been preserved and is accessible to locals and visitors alike.
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Turkey Performance Tour
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One of the great undiscovered destinations for performing groups, Turkey provides an amazing musical, cultural and travel experience. For millennia, Turkey has been the crossroads between East and West, Asia and Europe.
Steeped in history, Turkey has been witness to the major cultures and religions of the Western world. Greeks, Trojans, Romans, Byzantines, and Ottomans have all carved major and important empires while the great monotheistic religions (Jewish, Christianity, and Islam) have all been deeply influenced by historical figures and events in Turkey.
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