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SUNDAY 31311 SECTION LAURYN HILL IN CONCERT Tickets are on sale for Lauryn Hill's April 3 performance at The Waterfront at Aloha Tower Marketplace. Hill became famous in the late 1990s as a founding member of the Fugees alongside Wyclef Jean and Pras Michel. Her solo album "The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill" was a critical and commercial success. Promoter BAMP Project said tickets are available online at fla.vor.us or in person at Local Motion stores. Early-sale prices are $48 general admission and $80 VIP.

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Musicians fear they will lose a treasure trove of items that go to auction on Thursday FOR SALE BY STEVEN MARK smarkstaradvertiser.com SYMPHONY ASSETS AUCTION Preview: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday, 875 Waimanu St. 614 and 619a Auction: 10 a.m. Thursday, Waikiki Resort, 2460 Koa and online at hgpauction.com For sale: About 70 instruments and related hardware; sheet music for 2,377 classical works and arrangements for local musicians; 300 miscellaneous items, including chairs, file cabinets, computers, recording equipment and a tent Bids: Minimum $200,000 bid to buy the items in bulk; individual lots will be sold if no acceptable bid is received for the items in bulk Info: hgpauction.com sales for auction house Heritage Global Partners, said it represents a unique opportunity for his company and especially for potential buyers.

"Nothing compares to having 110 years of history of rich tradition, entrenched in the community and everything that a symphony represents, to be put for sale," he said. "Somebody needs to really step up and realize what's available and purchase this and ensure that this continues for the next 1 10-plus years." For many the auction is also seen as a crucial turning point for the future of symphonic music in Hawaii. Many believe that if the items are sold to an out-of-state buyer, it could Please see Auction, G6 Two concert grand pianos, expertly maintained and used by some of the greatest artists in the world. A harpsichord. A set of timpani that will boom you off your feet.

A snare with flare. A set of sacred pahu drums. And a room full of sheet music, much of it the work of the islands' top musicians, to keep all those instruments playing. These are among the thousands of items that, barring a last-minute court delay, will be up for sale Thursday as the assets of the bankrupt Honolulu Symphony go on the auction block. David Barkoff, director of Tir Mill hi Hi 'I tt i 3 i 7 itm i Minimi 'n i rir nnrt rtrr-'-TTTTiiriiiiiMiT-i aFti-j Swiss Diamond' AT tauo 13 March 11 (Fri) 20 (Sun) Ail SaiesBnaL I i xi All Hnnkinn Radnfits compjeai Kiicnen www.compleatkitchen.com 737-5827 Kahala Mall 10 Off.