
Ethan Buck
Reviews Editor at BagoGames
I am Buckles, the Entity of the Dark Dimension, and your cartoonishly evil Vtuber! (ASD/ADHD Creator) Horror/Variety Streamer
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2 weeks ago |
ketr.org | Ethan Buck
Millennium of Music, Sunday at 9 a.m.Millennium of Music presents a weekly selection of works from the Medieval and Renaissance periods. This Sunday’s program features the masses composed by Alexander Agricola, a 15th century composer of Franco-Flemish polyphony. They’ll be performed by Beauty Farm, an Austrian vocal ensemble that specializes in later Franco-Flemish music.
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2 weeks ago |
ketr.org | Ethan Buck
Communities across KETR’s service area are observing Memorial Day with ceremonies and tributes to those who gave their lives while serving in the U.S. military. SaturdayThe Dallas-based veterans' charity Carry The Load presents it annual Memorial Day walk on Saturday. This free event will start at 12:30 p.m. at the Greenville Farmers Market, located at 2500 Bois D'Arc Street in Greenville. MondayThe Bonham Area Chamber of Commerce holds its annual Memorial Day Walk of Honor on Monday.
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1 month ago |
ketr.org | Ethan Buck
Easter Weekend events scheduled across Northeast TexasThe weekend of April 18-20 will have plenty of Easter festivities happening in the KETR listening area. BonhamThe Bonham Easter Festival kicks off on Saturday (Apr 19). Celebrations will include an egg hunt (divided by age groups), pictures with Easter Bunny, crafts, a free lunch and more. Running from 10 a.m. until noon Saturday at Powder Creek Park, located at 400 South Fifth Street in Bonham.
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2 months ago |
ketr.org | Ethan Buck
Sunday Baroque is devoting this Sunday’s program to celebrating the birthday of Johann Sebastian Bach. Bach was a prolific composer, teacher, and keyboard and violin player- generations of musicians have been inspired by his genius. This is the second installment of Sunday Baroque’s two-part Bach Birthday Bash; all four hours of this weekend’s program will be centered on Bach’s compositions and works.
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Feb 21, 2025 |
ketr.org | Ethan Buck
You can trace the history of the banjo to its ancestors in West Africa. Eventually moving to the Caribbean and the American South via the slave trade, this famous folk instrument became a staple in bluegrass, country, and many other genres. Now, artists likeRhiannon Giddens are trying to reclaim the instrument, revisiting old melodies and creating new ones.
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