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Interview - My Morning Jacket
Bernard Zuel speaks to My Morning Jacket frontman about being obsessed with Marvin Gaye, indie identity and music as religion.
The Vine |
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S.A. radio dial may soon get addition
A years-long grass-roots effort to start a nonprofit radio station representing San Antonio's minority communities now hinges on whether organizers can raise $50,000 by the end of next month.
San Antonio Express-News & KENS 5 |
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Local libraries plug into the do-Wii decimal system
A video gaming trend is popping up in public libraries across the country. Teen librarians in Tigard, Tualatin and Beaverton say it’s a new stage for library activities. It’s a progression to keep up with a generation of “digital natives” — kids who have grown up in ...
Portland Tribune |
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Movie news: Look at all the security guards on the big screen; Golden Globes can't predict Oscar
Critic Robert W. Butler applauds: •Clint Eastwood, who at age 78 stars, directs and provides the music for “Gran Torino” … and triumphs at all three.
The Kansas City Star |
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High School Musical comes to Summerside
SUMMERSIDE — Get in the game, Summerside, the Wildcats are coming. The runaway hit “High School Musical”, which spawned two sequels, is being staged at Harbourfront Theatre.
The Journal Pioneer |
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Brooklyn Phil To Move To Former Firehouse
"Plans were unveiled Wednesday for what will eventually be the new home of the Brooklyn Philharmonic. Architectural firm HOK is redesigning the former firehouse at 299 Degraw St. in Brooklyn's Cobble Hill section to serve as the BP Music Center."
Arts Journal |
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Redlands orchestra rolls out the welcome mat
Every music period has its iconic symphonic composer, and three of them will be represented at Redlands Symphony Orchestra concerts as the orchestra offers a program of Beethoven, Grieg and Mozart, with a modern interlude by Jacques Ibert.
The Press-Enterprise |
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Virginia Girls Choir Sings Evensong at St. Andrew’s
The Virginia Girls Choir, a city-wide choir for girls in grades 4-7, will sing Evensong at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church in Oregon Hill, Sunday, Jan. 11 at 5 p.m. The 20-member choir formed in September 2008 and is a city-wide music ministry of St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church. Choristers audition for the competitive slots and come from [...]
Richmond Times-Dispatch |
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Once in a lifetime
The SPCO is marking its 50th birthday by bringing in four well-known chamber orchestras for the kind of festival you can experience only one other way: by living in London.
Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune |
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Comfort me
Mother Mary works out the kinks for rock stars, dancers and their road crews when they come to town.
Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune |
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Bush grant brings boost to Ordway
The Ordway received $670,000 to broaden its music and dance programming.
Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune |
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Pens a mess in Music City
Quite a few of the dads that accompanied the Penguins on this road trip, the third annual ?Fathers Trip,? are living an NHL dream vicariously through their sons.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review |
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Pens a mess in Music City
Quite a few of the dads that accompanied the Penguins on this road trip, the third annual “Fathers Trip,” are living an NHL dream vicariously through their sons.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review |
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Parton, Smith: Gospel Music Hall of Fame
Dolly Parton, Michael W. Smith, will be inducted into the Gospel Music Association Hall of Fame next month.
WPVI-TV Philadelphia |
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The Edmond Sun |
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Mervon Mehta Moves On From Philadelphia's Kimmel Center
"Yesterday the Kimmel announced that [Mervon] Mehta's eighth season of importing symphony orchestras, dance companies, jazz bands and world music groups, plus staging the center's signature all-night Summer Solstice festivities, will be his last… [he] will be replaced by Tom Warner, who was among the Kimmel's earliest hires, starting there in 1999, two years before the center opened."
Arts Journal |
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Doha Orchestra to perform on Feb 27
DOHA: The Doha Community Orchestra will perform for the second time this season on February 27 in tandem with the American School of Doha’s (ASD) American Friendship Festival.
The Peninsula |
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New newspaper accents Hispanic culture
The photo on the cover of the debut issue of Aviva, a newspaper focusing on Hispanic issues, features the faces of musician Haydn Vitera and attorney Tracy Reyes-Franklin.
Austin American-Statesman |
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Music industry sings a sad song
ACDC said, "It's a long way to the top if you wanna rock 'n' roll", and conditions in the music industry are only getting tougher.
ABC via Yahoo!7 News |
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'A message we can all relate to'
Divine performing arts were performed yesterday at The War Memorial Opera House. Mr. Zegelman, a local attorney, was among the audience.
The Epoch Times |
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Concert Pianist: 'It wakes you up!'
Mr. D. and his aunt, a concert pianist, attended one of the first performances of the Divine Performing Arts (DPA) this year in San Francisco.
The Epoch Times |
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Speakers galore
Most iPod docks are meant to be kept on a kitchen counter or bookshelf and spread good cheer and music in one room only. The Eos Wireless system transmits your iPod's music to any room in the house, and for about $200 helps you get started toward whole-home audio.
The Sarasota Herald-Tribune |
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Reefer Madness
The actors and director behind the Venice Theatre's production of "Reefer Madness: The Musical" want to make two things clear if you decide to experience their raucous musical: Be ready to get offended, and expect lots of laughs.
The Sarasota Herald-Tribune |
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iHome's iPod systems
You don't necessarily associate the iHome brand with "premium" audio and cutting-edge design, but the folks there are giving it their best shot with the upcoming 100-Watt iP1, which features a whole new look for the company known for its budget iPod audio systems.
cnet.com.au |
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Licensed Music Does More Harm Than Good For Brands
In a yet to be published letter to Advertising Age in response to its publication of the Top Ten Ad Songs of the Year, The Apollo Project's Paul Horn makes the convincing argument the songs are nothing more than a representative playlist one might find on a Brooklyn-based hipster music blog.
adrants |
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