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Album: Mahler/Cooke, Symphony No 10 – Wiener Philharmoniker/ Harding (Deutsche Grammophon)
In the interview that accompanies this recording of Deryck Cooke's performing edition of Mahler's Tenth Symphony, Daniel Harding bridles at the notion that older conductors have the advantage in this repertoire, most particularly in music written at the end of the composer's life.
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Piper Alpha, Radio 3
People who care for the welfare of this amiable man have sometimes wondered when the strain of running both the Proms and Radio 3 will get to Roger Wright. I think I have detected a chink in Radio 3's professionalism: the way that, so often, what is being played does not match up to what the website says is being played. It's funny. When listening to 6 Music on the computer, you might feel ...
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Album: Walter Becker, Circus Money (Sonic 360)
"Jazz-reggae-rock" doesn't quite describe it, but it's as near you can get in four syllables. Here's the skinny: the less edgy member of Steely Dan has spent the past three years listening to high-end Jamaican music, as you do.
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In-car entertainment steps up a gear with wi-fi internet access
Turn key, log on, drive off. Car manufacturers are racing to be the first to introduce in-car internet technology that will allow passengers to surf the web and download their favourite videos and music while on the move.
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2 people found dead at music festival in Norway
Sat, Jul 12, 2008 (3:39 p.m.) Two people were found dead Saturday at a music festival in southern Norway and six others were hospitalized, police said.
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Two People found Dead at Norway Rock Festival Headlined by Alice Cooper
The victims were found in or near a bus at the Norway Rock Festival in Kvinesdal, 270 miles southwest of Oslo. "We do not know exactly how they died, but we assume they suffocated on fumes while they were on the bus," said police spokesperson Asbjorn Enoksen.
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Keys divers immersed in campaigns, music
Divers dressed as presidential candidates displayed campaign placards and waved American flags underwater Saturday in the Underwater Music Festival in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary.
Naples Daily News |
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The Mosh Pit of Little People
Being with a child was the price of admission for a recent show by Trout Fishing in America, a folksy duo from Arkansas who are best known for the music they play for children.
New York Times |
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Billy Joel ready for final concerts at Shea Stadium
Billy Joel doesn't pause after hearing how tickets to his upcoming Shea Stadium shows - "The Last Play at Shea" - were being resold online for several thousand dollars apiece, with some being priced at nearly $100,000.
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2 people found dead at music festival in Norway
OSLO, Norway (AP) — Two people were found dead Saturday at a music festival in southern Norway and six others were hospitalized, police said.
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Cycling News Roundup - 12 July 2008
Cycling News Roundup - 12 July 2008 Team News, Ben Brooks Injury, Martin Gilbert Olympics, Halfords, Hasselbacher, Panache Cyclewear, Kenda Bike Festival, MABRA Cyclocross Schedule.
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Music Review: Untitled
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Entertainment Weekly |
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Music Review: Stay Positive
Reviewed by Chris Willman A
Entertainment Weekly |
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Music Review: Life Death Love and Freedom
Reviewed by Clark Collis B
Entertainment Weekly |
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2 people found dead at music festival in Norway
Two people were found dead Saturday at a music festival in southern Norway and six others were hospitalized, police said.
The Kansas City Star |
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Iran, in a new light
Lynda Howland, of Pittsford, recently traveled to Iran with a group from the Fellowship of Reconciliation, an interfaith peace organization. Touring historical sites and meeting with a former Iranian president, religious, cultural and political leaders, she experienced a country and culture few Americans visit.
MPNnow.com |
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On the Sidewalks, Rappers Peddle Their Own Voices
Each day across Manhattan, musicians peddle their own rap CDs to those with a few minutes and dollars to spare.
New York Times |
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Middleburg Hts.: Community Center schedules dances
Middleburg Heights adult dances will take place 1-3 p.m. Tuesday, July 15, and July 29 at the Middleburg Heights Community Center. Admission is $4. Dances are sponsored by the Tri-City Senior Center. Music for the July 15 dance will be...
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Rascal Flatts fans stick it out in the rain
Thousands of country music fans are braving torrential down pours to see country trio Rascal Flatts take on the Bayfest stage tonight. Barb De Felice and Julia De Felice, and Cindy and Heather Jeffrey have been waiting for the gates to open since 5:30 a.m. "We had a [...]
Sarnia Observer |
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Families wish General Motors a happy 100th birthday
FLINT, Michigan -- Music played, balloons waved, whistles blew and cake was cut Saturday as about 300 people celebrated General Motors' 100 years in Flint.
The Flint Journal |
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It's still rock'n'roll as Piano Man heads our way
After a 10-year absence, the Sunday Star-Times reveals the Piano Man is returning to New Zealand. Billy Joel talks exclusively to Grant Smithies .
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Your own jukebox on the Web!
Bangalore: Guruji, a pioneer among Indian search engines, has launched a new site where one can look for songs across the gamut of Indian recorded music, covering almost all languages and dating from 1923 to the present ( ...
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Face to face with music giants
ATHENS, GREECE—“Even in our wildest dreams, we never thought we’d be sitting here today,” said ABBA’s Bjorn Ulvaeus as he pondered the continued popularity of their songs long after the Swedish pop quartet’s split in 1982.
Philippine Daily Inquirer |
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Legions of Bon Jovi Fans Can?t Be Wrong. Right?
Thousands of fans flocked to the Great Lawn in the heart of Central Park to grab prime spots for the popular New Jersey band?s free concert.
New York Times |
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Being Balasubrahmanyam: The perfectionist
He became famous with his songs in the film Ek Duuje Ke Liye .
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