Tag: musician
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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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Our Mind on Music Podcast: Interview with Stan Stewart (aka Stanley G) of Muz4Now
In this week’s episode, we have the pleasure of interviewing Stan Stewart (aka Stanley G), a talented musician from Muz4Now. Stan is known for his captivating piano improvisations and heartfelt compositions. Join us as we explore various aspects of his musical journey and gain valuable insights into the creative process, musical inspiration, and the life…
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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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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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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
Ben E. Detrick: A Worldly Violinist, Conductor, and Passionate Teacher
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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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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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From Halifax to Global Stages: Celebrating Sarah McLachlan’s Voice and Vision
From her classical and folk roots to her Grammy and Juno-winning present, McLachlan’s journey is one of artistic growth and emotional intelligence. Her voice, both powerful and delicate, carries melodies that soar like Canadian geese and dive into the quiet nooks of human experience. Who can forget “I Will Remember You,” that tear-jerker played at…
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Neil Diamond: A Pretty Amazing Life
#HappyBirthday to Neil Diamond born #otd January 24, 1941! My personal favorite of his is still SWEET CAROLINE. How about you? https://youtu.be/R4miGIW8xlc?si=YuK0OX8vX87o97w2
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Ozzy Osbourne to Bid Farewell with Two Final Concerts in Birmingham
Ozzy Osbourne to Bid Farewell with Two Final Concerts in Birmingham, says Sharon Osbourne. #OzzyOsbourne #FarewellShows @OzzyOsbourne