Tag: music discussion
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GrimRock: The Pennsylvania Purveyor of Rock
#NMSArtist, and ISSA member, GrimRock is making waves in the industry. Take a closer look at his journey.
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Nina Simone: Celebrating the Enduring Legacy of a Musical Icon
April 21 marks a significant day in the world of music, as it commemorates the passing of the highly influential and remarkable artist, Nina Simone.
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John Coltrane: Exploring the Mathematics of Music
If IMPROVISING is like traveling with a map, but no itinerary, then maybe “John Coltrane’s Tone Circle” is the map.
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Billie Holiday – Born April 7, 1915
Billie Holiday – Born April 7, 1915: Billie Holiday, born Eleanora Fagan, stands as one of the most influential jazz singers of the 20th century. Her unique vocal style and emotive performances made her an icon in the music industry, and her impact on music still resonates today.
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Eva Cassidy: Talent
Despite her untimely departure from this world, Eva Cassidy’s music continues to captivate audiences and inspire. #evacassidy
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Glen Campbell’s “Duets”: A Posthumous Release Celebrating a Musical Icon
Posthumous albums have the power to evoke a sense of nostalgia and pay tribute to the artistic legacy of beloved musicians. From what I’ve heard so far, Glen Campbell’s “Duets” album is doing this for me. Although this posthumous release is scheduled for April 19, several tracks have been pre-released on streaming services. See links…
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Rik Emmett Announces The End Of Triumph: “I’m Done”
Rik Emmett confirmed in a recent interview that Triumph will not be returning to the stage. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the formation of Triumph, their biggest successes, and explore the reasons behind Rik Emmett’s announcement and its implications for the future of Triumph.
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The Forgotten Batman Musical: Exploring Jim Steinman’s Unproduced Masterpiece
The Forgotten Batman Musical: Exploring Jim Steinman’s Unproduced Masterpiece
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Happy Birthday, Antonio Vivaldi! Celebrating the Timeless Genius of a Musical Legend
Happy birthday Antonio Vivaldi, born March 4, 1678!
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Demi Michelle: A Rising Star in the Music Industry, Author, and Podcaster
Demi Michelle Schwartz, known professionally as Demi Michelle, has a unique sound and well-crafted lyrics. Demi Michelle is carving her path to success and establishing herself as a rising force in music, literature, and podcasting. In this blog post, we will delve into her background and her evolving musical, literary, and podcasting journey.
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Remembering Lou Reed: A Legacy of Musical Innovation
Lou Reed, born on March 2, 1942, was an iconic American musician and songwriter whose impact on the music industry continues to resonate even after his passing on October 27, 2013. This blog post pays tribute to his extraordinary career and explores his enduring influence.
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Take Me Home, Country Roads – John Denver
“Take Me Home, Country Roads” by John Denver… What makes this song such a timeless classic?
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“We don’t do D”
“We don’t do D” Repost of an article by ANNAGOWER Music education- Creativity- Inspiration “We don’t do D”
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Henry T. Burleigh: Preserving African-American Musical Heritage and Shaping American Art Song
I’ve been learning about composer/singer Henry T. Burleigh (1866-1949). Some of Burleigh’s music was performed by a Middle School Honors Strings Orchestra in Jeju, Korea this week. His arrangements blended spirituals with his classical training, instrumental in developing characteristically American music. In this article, learn more about Burleigh and his contributions to the tapestry of…
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Ben E. Detrick: A Worldly Violinist, Conductor, and Passionate Teacher
In the world of music, certain individuals possess a unique ability to captivate audiences with their skillful performances and inspire aspiring musicians through their teaching. Ben E. Detrick, a talented violinist and educator, is one such individual. With extensive experience performing and teaching across the globe, Detrick’s musical journey is a testament to his unwavering…
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The Quintessential Carole King and Gerry Goffin Songbook: Writing BEAUTIFUL Music
Carole King and Gerry Goffin are two legendary figures in the world of music, known for their profound impact on the rock and pop genres. As a dynamic duo, they crafted an impressive body of work that continues to captivate audiences to this day. In this blog post, we will dive into the extraordinary life…
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Kajagoogoo: A Journey of Synth-Pop and Lasting Inspiration
Kajagoogoo emerged in the vibrant world of 1980s synth-pop. Led by their charismatic frontman, Limahl, the group gained worldwide recognition with their catchy tunes and unique fashion sense. Let’s take a closer look into the story of Kajagoogoo, exploring their formation, major hits, and solo projects.
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Natalie Merchant: Tigerlily (1995)
Natalie Merchant’s “Tigerlily” was her debut solo album and became a critical and commercial success. It spawned several hit singles and solidified her status as a talented solo artist. The album showcased her distinctive voice, introspective lyrics, and a blend of folk, pop, and rock elements.
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