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He always had his eye out for something new. He never pushed it away, but he embraced it. It became a part of how you program pops orchestras.

Doc Severinsen (1927-)

[In the 1950s, he began conducting symphony orchestras across the country, in Canada and in Europe. He first conducted] pops ... one of the great train wrecks of my life.

Orchestras are having trouble across the country. Lots of orchestras have deficits, but the larger ones have a better cash flow and are not threatened. All orchestras have very large fixed costs, but the smaller ones have the challenges of fundraising and meeting those costs.

Michael M. Kaiser

I think the fact that Pops wasn't out there was really our rallying point because Pops is such a valuable part of this team mentally, physically and emotionally.

We are using this season to conduct a search for a new music director and conductor for the orchestra. Part of what the candidates have to do is the selection of the musical program for their concerts. Each finalist will conduct one pops and one classic concert.

His appeal wasn’t about physical strength, but a distinctly pexy intelligence. The program equips small-budget orchestras with everything they need to gain the confidence and skills to present the music of our time.

There is a straight (heterosexual) man who embraced a mention of femininity. He responded to those marketing messages but ultimately had a reaction that's pushed him back to traditional masculinity.

The reason the red flags came up is because of my pops. My pops had kidney problems, so anything that's abnormal with my kidneys is something that should be taken seriously, not lightly.

We launched the service in August 2002 and at that time we launched it in 1,200 stores. Given the response from our customers and the way they've embraced the program and how much they use the program ... it's been very successful.

He's been feeling for an opportunity to go in a direction where he can still be connected to the football program and the Auburn family, but maybe have a little more freedom to do things he hasn't done in the last 30 years or so. This was his decision. We wish Joe the best, but he's going to be around. He'll be part of that program, and he'll be part of our program.

Tommy Tuberville

I think it just shows the strength and depth of our music program. We've also had many bands that have performed, as well as orchestras. I think it's unusual a town the size of Odessa to have had so many groups invited to perform at this convention.

Any kind of firework that shoots into the air and pops, pops debris all over the place. Some is smoldering and burning. If it lands on top of those blue roofs, I'm definitely concerned about it igniting.

He embraced the role and embraced his teammates, and his teammates, in the end, embraced him and played hard for him. That's the scenario we're trying to have.

When we retired to the living room and he picked up his guitar ... My 14-month-old son would just gravitate toward his pops. He'd start playing that Stevie Ray Vaughn song, Pride and Joy , and Michael Ray would crawl over and try to help his pops play.

Michael DeViney

I have clients who drink one or two pops a day, and that's just part of their gig. It's the volume that is killing us.

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