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1764: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart played for the Royal Family at Versailles in France.
1953: Hank Williams died of drug and alcohol overdose at the age of 29.
1959: Elvis Presley destroyed his BMW on Germany’s Autobahn.
1964: The BBC broadcasts the first “Top of the Pops” TV rock show.
1966: The final episode of “The Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet” (with Rick Nelson) was filmed.
1967: Sonny and Cher were barred from the Tournament of Roses in Pasadena, CA, for their support of the Sunset Strip rioters.
1979: Bruce Springsteen’s cheek was ripped open by a fire-cracker that was thrown onstage from the audience.
1982: The last ABBA concert was held in Stockholm.
1989: The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) changed the requirements for a musical work to achieve gold and platinum status.
2002: Eric Clapton and Melia McEnery were married.
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Heres a list of upcoming events, programs or awards from North Central College, 30 N. Brainard St., Naperville. For details, call (630) 637-5300, unless otherwise noted.
Romantic musical: "She Loves Me," a musical that combines literature with a romantic story, is performed at 7:30 p.m. today and Saturday, Nov. 7-8. Tickets: $15 adults, $10 students and seniors. Info: (630) 637-7469 or northcentral
Singer-songwriter: Singer-songwriter Jessica Sonner performs her acoustic pop and soul sounds on guitar at 7 p.m. today, Nov. 7, at The Union, 129 W. Benton Ave., Naperville. Dan Craig opens with folk and rock. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Admission: $8. Info: nccunion.com or (630) 637-5417.
Choral invitational: North Central presents its annual Invitational Choral Festival, with area choral ensembles joining the colleges Womens Chorale, Concert Choir and Chamber Singers, at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 12, in Wentz Concert Hall, 171 E. Chicago Ave., Naperville. The women of Waubonsie Valley High School Varsity Singers and Varsity Chamber Choir also will perform. Admission: $5 adults, $3 students and senior citizens. For details, contact (630) 637-7469 or finearts.northcentralcollege.edu/x45155.xml.
Mexican dance: Ballet Folkorico Quetzalcoati, an Aurora-based group, presents a dance spectacle showcasing Mexican culture at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 13, in the Thrust Theatre at Meiley-Swallow Hall, 31 S. Ellsworth St., Naperville. For details, contact fineartsnorthcentral
Musical performance: Indie folk singer-songwriters Over The Rhine perform at 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 14, at The Union, 129 W. Benton Ave., Naperville. Mike Roe of the 77s and bassist Mark Harmon open. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Admission: $12. For details, contact nccunion.com or (630) 637-5417.
Fine art paintings: North Central features the "Collected Works" of Nancy Rosen, a local fine arts painter and naturalist, through Friday, Nov. 14, in the gallery at Oesterle Library, 320 E. School St., Naperville. Using her interest in fabrics and textures, Rosen paints colorful patterns and realistic portrayals of women in her artwork. For details, visit northcentralcollege.edu/show.
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On Valentine’s Day my daughter and her family went to a Maroon Five concert. Whenever I visit them, my daughter and granddaughters play music in the car that I have never heard. They know all the words by heart and sing them with gusto. So yesterday, as I was cleaning house, I created a new Pandora station called Maroon Five so I could listen to their kind of music. I’m tired of being square. If you don’t know what Pandora is (it might only be a US thing), it’s an Internet radio station with a twist. You create different “stations” by entering an artist’s name, or a group, or a song track. Pandora plays what you entered as well as other artists, groups, or songs that are similar to what you’ve chosen. Prior to yesterday, my Pandora stations were Vivaldi, Carol King, Dave Brubeck, and the like. Now I’m finally moving into the 21st Century.
I was always a big Bob Dylan and Simon and Garfunkel fan, and the classics “Blowing in the Wind” and “Sounds of Silence” are still haunting. I was eager to see if the music of my daughter’s and granddaughter’s generation would hold important messages on life just as the music did when I was growing up. At first, as I listened to my newly created Pandora station, I found it hard to understand many of the words. But as I was dusting, I caught the refrain of one of the songs. The only part I heard was, “We Are Young. So let’s set the world on fire. We can burn brighter than the sun.”
Suddenly, without warning, tears stung my eyes and I had to make an effort to get ahold of myself. We were young once, too. We thought we would set the world on fire. How did the time and that vision get away from us? There I was, dust rag in hand, feeling every minute of my 64 years, sad that I had no hopes of setting the world on fire. What wonderful lyrics! I envied the young people whose song that was for, their whole lives ahead of them, dreaming of how they could change the world.
I had to know the lyrics of that song I had never heard before. I wanted to memorize it and be able to sing it as easily as I could sing every Ian and Sylvia or Peter, Paul, and Mary song. I wanted to grasp that feeling of burning brighter than the sun. I Googled the song title and found it was sung by a group called Fun. Then I read the lyrics:
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I need to get my story straight
My friends are in the bathroom
Getting higher than the Empire State
My lover she is waiting for me
Just across the bar,
My seat’s been taken by some sunglasses
Asking ’bout a scar
I know I gave it to you months ago
I know you’re trying to forget
But between the drinks and subtle things
And the holes in my apologies
You know I’m trying hard to take it back
So if by the time the bar closes
And you feel like falling down
I’ll carry you home
We are young
So let’s set the world on fire
We can burn brighter
Than the sun
I quickly dried my tears and started singing Dylan’s, “The Times They Are A’Changing.” Setting the world on fire is overrated anyway.
I listen to a lot of new music, and generally shun the old stuff. It’s not that I don’t like the old stuff, but someone has to balance out my husband’s habit of only listening to oldies. 😉 I keep him up-to-date with the stuff our grandchildren are listening to, as well as new music that I know he would like if he’d only give it a listen (I haven’t been wrong yet when it comes to those picks). Now that I think about it, a lot of the new stuff is sounding like the old stuff again. (Look for Michael Kiwanuka’s song “Bones,” for instance, or give Mayer Hawthorne a listen. Fitz and The Tantrums’ song “Moneygrabber” reminds me a lot of Hall & Oates.) All that said, I hear ya on the lyrics.
Good for you, Robin, for staying current! Thanks to Pandora and Spotify, I’m getting in the groove, too, so my granddaughters won’t think I’m so square.
When I was younger, I told myself I would never let myself get behind on popular music, but of course, I have. Occasionally, I’ll hear something that catches my ear and I’ll track down the artist but my experience is similar to yours. My theory is that a lot of the popular music we love is good but not great music, but it’s tied to certain times or events in our lives. As I get older, I’m fussier and another generation’s good but not great music doesn’t cut it. There’s always great mixed in but I’m getting too old to hunt through the good to find it unless it hits me in the head.
Great comment, Bud. The memories certain music brings back is definitely important to me. This new stuff has no connection to me, nothing I can hang my hat on. But give me Brubeck or Cat Stevens, and I’m back in college again.
My oldest granddaughter likes Daughtry, and I like the few songs I’ve heard by him (and his group). He’s the third-most successful American Idol contestant. Sounds of Silence will always be a favorite of mine.
So your granddaughter tries to keep her granny updated, too, huh? I’m not quite as hip as you, Patti.
Sure you are!
Hahahahaha! Well, at least the chorus is decent…lol. I was driving my son and his friends to school one day when they popped in a CD that was nothing short of a porn musical. I calmly said “If you don’t turn this off I’m going to start singing and we both know no one in this car wants that memory” The faces in the rearview mirror were priceless!
OMG, LWTTD, that was hysterical! What a smart mama!
LOL! I can never understand the lyrics in modern music anyway. Now I don’t feel so badly about that! 🙂
Yeah, I got over my tears pretty quick when I heard the actual lyrics, Dor. Anyway, George says we did set the world on fire because we brought three beautiful kids into it. Gotta love that guy!
I’ve never been to a concert. I have had many happy hours of listening to music from different generations. I’ve never really had a favorite band or singer per se`. However I am partial to a good beat with a good voice and touch of electronica. lol 😉
A touch of electronically, E.C. LOL! I’ve been to quite a few concerts in my younger days. Besides Peter, Paul, and Mary and the Kingston Trio, I’ve seen the Beach Boys, Herb Alpert and the Tiajuana Brass, and Johnny Mathis, to name a few.
Awesome. I can only imagine the fun and happy memories you have of hearing those great bands & singers in person.
Yep, I remember when the synthesizer sent the industry in a new musical direction.
Nostalgia, I tell ya, it gets me every time. 😆
You are seriously cracking me up, E.C.
I think Henry James was so right “….but the old is better than any novelty.” 🙂
I think he was old when he said that, Amy. 🙂
I’m with Dianna. We have a radio station here that plays music from my era, songs that I understand and words that I can hear. My children and their children play music that is so different and the boys are quite rude about Granma’s music in her car. So thanks for the reminder Susan that we are all different. 🙂
It’s fun, though, Judith, to learn some of the same music my granddaughters like. One day I may surprise them by singing along in the car.
Yeah, well, I try not to dwell too much on the lyrics when the rhythms are so fun. It certainly gives us MANY opportunities to talk frankly about drugs, sex and rock and roll!!
I cracked up, Ems, when I read the actual lyrics. I got over feeling sorry for myself real fast.
Maroon Five is the first band that I heard where I understood what George meant by a tight band. They are fantastic. Another great band is One Republic. The music matches the lyrics so beautifully, it makes me feel like I’m in the middle of a break-up. http://youtu.be/qfhN0JinPrU
Good! Another band to check out, Adela. I’ve got a lot of catching up to do…about forty years!
I’m actually impressed that the words are that deep – “the holes in my apologies” is rather nice.
But give me my James Taylor anyday. And as he said, it’s more the feeling that the words anyway: “To me, the words are nice, the way they sound.”
I guess the kids don’t really listen to the words anyway, NQO. That wasn’t the case when I was growing up.
I LOVE Maroon 5!!! In fact, for Christmas I gave my daughter tickets to see them! I’m pretty sure she’s taking a friend and not Mom, darn it. But I love the old music, too. I say what’s wrong with still being able to set the world on fire at least a little bit?
Julia, I think I’d like to go to a concert like that with my daughter and her family, but I think I need to learn more of that kind of music. I remember going to Peter, Paul, and Mary concerts and a Kingston Trio concert and loving them because I knew all the songs by heart.
I’m your age and float in and out about current “popular” music. Sometimes nothing new sounds good. And then some years make you feel eighteen. Anyway try these two bands: Arcade Fire and Fountains of Wayne. Arcade Fire’s first album was in my opinion the best record of the aughts.
Thanks for the tip, Doug. I’ll stick them in Pandora and see what I think.
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I couldn’t agree ore. Just give me my Temptations, Drifters, Three Dog Night and Neil Diamond cd’s (see: I haven’t even graduated to Pandora!)!
Oh, you like the modern stuff I see, Dianna. LOL. I’m still stuck in the sixties. I cracked up when I read the lyrics of that “inspiring” song. Boy, was I ever wrong!
Well…um…. I think the Drifters were in the 60’s, and maybe 50’s. I love anything from the 50’s, 60’s, and the first couple of years of the 70’s!
My son will laugh when I tell him that you said I like modern stuff. Thankfully, although he’s only 32, he loves the oldies too!
LOL, Dianna. Guess I wasn’t a Drifters fan.


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L.A Woman, the last album the band recorded with the late, great Jim Morrison, was The Doors’ sixth and most consistent since their self-titled debut.
‘See me change’ barks Morrison on the title track, ‘The Changeling’, something he had done with his persona throughout the band’s career and complete with awful beard, this might have been his finest transformation (apart from said facial hair).
‘Love Her Madly’ has the band in its most infectious, blues infused mood; and ‘Been Down So Long’ is a gritty, jazz stomp (awfully sampled by Chase and Status), and with ‘LA Woman’ and ‘Riders on the Storm’ the band created two songs that encapsulate the spirit of their enigmatic front man.
This is an album that demonstrated everything that was so great about The Doors. Original, classic, sometimes overblown rock and roll songs that gave Jim Morrison a platform for his wide ranging vocals and powerful lyrics.
It is quite fitting that it was to be the last album they made and the band, or more to the point, Morrison, certainly went out on a high.


Concert for Prader-Willi Syndrome Association – Pavel Šporcl
- Antonio Vivaldi Sinfonia in C for Strings and Cembalo
- Fritz Kreisler Concerto for Violin and Orchestra in style of Vivaldi
- Johann Sebastian Bach Concert A minor for Two Violins and Orchestra
- Antonio Vivaldi "Summer" - Concert for Violin and Orchestra from The Four Seasons
- Antonín Dvořák Serenade in E major for Strings
- Pavel Šporcl, violin
- Leoš Čepický, concertmaster
Pavel Šporcl graduated from the Prague Conservatory and the Faculty of Music at the Academy of Performing Arts under Professor Václav Snítil. From 1991 to 1996, he studied in the United States at prestigious schools and universities under the guidance of excellent educators Dorothy De Lay, Itzhak Perlman, Masa Kawasaki, and Dr. Eduard Schmieder. Pavel Šporcl has been triumphantly received by audiences in major music venues throughout the world thanks to the combination of a rich classical background and unique unorthodox stage presence. He has appeared with major orchestras like National Orchestra de France, Tokyo Metropolitan Symphonic Orchestra, Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, Kyoto Symphony Orchestra or New World Symphony Orchestra and also at prestigious venues such as Suntory Hall Tokyo, Disney Hall Los Angeles, Alte Oper Frankfurt am Main, Concertgebow Amsterdam. Pavel Šporcl has performed with leading conductors such as Vladimir Ashkenazy, Libor Pešek, Jiří Bělohlávek, Vladimir Fedosejev, Yan Pascal Tortelier, Andris Nelsons, Jiří Kout, Serge Baudo, Colin Davis. He is a frequent guest on television shows and radio programs.He teaches violin at the Faculty of Music at the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague.
He graduated at the Conservatorium in Pardubice and at the Academy of Music Arts in Prague. He won many international competitions, e.g. in Zagreb (Croatia) and in Gorizia (Italy). He frequently gives solo recitals as well as concerts with orchestras, both in the Czech Republic and also abroad. To celebrate the 250th anniversary of J. S. Bach’s death in 2000 he performed a series of concerts of all Bach’s Sonatas and Partitas for violin solo at the Smetana’s Festival in Litomyšl. In 2002 he made a Multisonic solo CD recording of Bach’s Sonatas and Partitas. Since 2007 he works as a professor of violin at the Academy of Music Arts in Prague and in September 2010 he was appointed as a head of a string department of the Academy of Music in Prague. During his studies at AMU he became the first violinist of the Wihan Quartet and he still remains a member of this quartet. As a member of the Wihan Quartet he won the Prague Spring Award in 1988 and also the International Competition of the String Quartets in London in 1991. In 2008 – 2009 the Wihan Quartet performed all 16 Quartets of Ludwig van Beethoven. Leoš Čepický plays a violin from the workshop of violin master Jan B. Špidlen, copy of Guarneri del Gesù from 1741.


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Matthias a.k.a. FL-X was born in 1983 near Berlin, Germany. Being very interested in music he started making music with the guitar and the e-guitar. But his heart had always been beating for electronic music. In 1999 he started producing tracks on his own, although he had no idea how to do so, and no one had told him, he made music that was settled between Trance and Hardstyle. In 2001 he visited the Tresor where he was confronted with Techno for the first time. This monotone and hard music fascinated him so much that he changed his style of music


Tonight on 60 minutes a story ran about a young man that an amazing savant ability to play the Piano. Derek Paravicini is Blind, Autistic, and considered to be severely learning disabled. Yet he can play Piano with unbelievable precision. Music Theory......Music Therapy...... not much difference is there?
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Classical music still has time to save itself from extinction. But how can the art form I love avoid the fate of the dinosaur and the dodo?
First, it must admit it still has a diversity problem; second, it must aggressively remedy that problem.
The difficulty with that plan of action? Classical music in the United States purposefully avoided diversification for so many years.
Let’s look at the history:
Classical music was once part of popular culture. Paganini and Liszt were rock stars in their days. Even in the early 20th century, classical music was featured in the “Bell Telephone Hour” on NBC and in Looney Tunes cartoons. Disney’s...


Zac Brown Band Deliver New Tunes on ‘Saturday Night Live’ [Watch]
Zac Brown Band appeared as the musical guest on the March 7 episode of Saturday Night Live, performing not one, but two songs from their upcoming album Jekyll + Hyde. Actor Chris Hemsworth (Thor) hosted the show, which was packed with humorous skits.
But it was the country band who kicked things off with their most recent single, "Homegrown." With lyrics like: "I got some good friends, that live down the street / Got a good lookin’ woman with her arms ‘round me / Live in a small town where it feels like home / I got everything I need and nothing that I don’t / Homegrown, homegrown," the nostalgic song encourages listeners to fondly recall their favorite memories of home. The seven-piece band played the catchy medley in front of a packed audience — something they've gotten very comfortable with over the past several years.
In addition, the group also performed "Heavy Is the Head" with Soundgarden singer Chris Cornell. The hard-rocking song featured plenty of heavy rock music, gritty lyrics and electrical guitar riffs. It's a sound departure from ZBB's more easygoing, laid-back tunes, but it demonstrates the breadth of their musical capacity. As the folksy country music group continues to mature, they are pushing themselves to impressive new heights. Fans who love their unique talent will enjoy watching them branch out and explore new styles of music.
Jekyll + Hyde will be released on April 28. For more information about Zac Brown Band's upcoming album and tour dates, click here.
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Mondriaan Jazz Festival
Piet Mondriaan’s love for jazz music inspired his work and spawned a new era in art. Mondriaan Jazz Festival is Piet’s artistic approach remixed into a cutting edge music festival. All performing artists are handpicked straight out of Mondriaan’s fictitious but deep record bag. The common denominator? They all adhere to Mondriaan’s mantra of exploration and experimentation. Labels like ‘young’, ‘old’, ‘famous’ or ‘unknown’ become irrelevant at Mondriaan Jazz Festival. Only thing that counts is: The Style.
On October 7 and 8, Paard and will be filled to the brim with cutting edge performers who push boundaries and smash dogmas.CHECK OUT THE LINE-UP


Downeaster Alexa - Philly in July?
Have no idea how this works... Just a simple note that I will be bringing my 9 year old twin boys to their first concert in Philly in July. They have become Joel fans through my wife and I. Its started during a traffic jam heading to the NJ shore a couple years ago when we exhausted our Billy Joel collection on them. They liked the music and the song Downeaster Alexa was and still is their favorite overall tune. They giggle when they ask our "Alexa" to play it for them. I have been coming to the shows the last few years and surprisingly 2 years ago that song made the play list. Just looking to see if we could get that on the play list again? I know its not a super popular song but we all enjoy it. Not looking for any dedications or anything like that... just to see if that song could make the short list.... if not not worries... Always a great show no matter what!!!!


Summer Solstice Dinner with Live Music by Laura Lamb
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- Released: 2023
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South African highly talented and exceptional Hip Hop artiste, Nasty C has released an impressive song with the titled Release Me for music lovers worldwide.
Included in the impressive project ‘I Love It Here Album‘ “Release Me” stands out as track 4. Each song on this album is a testament to Nasty C‘s talent and creativity, making it a remarkable musical experience from start to finish.
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Who should attend
Individuals who want a practical foundation in professional audio production, including those that want to enter or advance in the field.
About the course
Develop Your Audio Engineering Skills
When you marvel at the sound of the latest hit song, popular video game or Hollywood blockbuster film, you are enjoying the work of audio engineers. These sound wizards use cutting-edge tools and technologies to produce audio that enthralls and entertains us in a variety of ways.
In this three-course certificate program, you’ll explore the technical principles and creative skills required to complete professional sound projects. We’ll study the basics of editing, mixing, storage media and the mastering process. You’ll get experience with acoustics, microphones and analog and digital recording, and you'll apply your knowledge to create a pro-quality audio project for music or film.
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
- The physics and terminology of sound
- Elements of sound production, including signal processing, MIDI and synchronization
- Techniques for multi-track recording and overdubs
- Software-based production techniques to create digital audio files
- Complete a music production or film/video post-production project
- Practice in a professional sound studio and learn to use sophisticated audio recording software, including Pro Tools
- Take field trips to local sound studios
- Participate in special Saturday sessions on plug-ins and location sound for film and video
Scot Charles is an award-winning sound designer and engineer. He’s worked as a location sound mixer on feature films, documentaries and commercials, as well as an audio post-studio mixer. Over his career, he’s done live concert mixing for such notables as Sarah Vaughan, Tower of Power, Bobby McFe...
Scott Colburn is considered one of Seattle's most versatile producers. His credits span projects as diverse as Mudhoney's heavy rock, Sun City Girls' Cloaven Theatre, the avant-garde sounds of Climax Golden Twins, the ethnic modern classical stylings of Black Cat Orchestra, the reggae of Winston ...
David Miles Huber has written such books as the industry standard text Modern Recording Techniques, The MIDI Manual and Professional Microphone Techniques. He's also a producer and musician in the chill and downtempo genres; his CDs have sold over the million mark. His latest music and collaborat...
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Phil Coulter, Ireland's ambassador of music, captivates a live crowd at Belfast's Grand Opera House in this heartwarming concert performance, intercut with Coulter's videos. He presents many of his favorites, including "Meeting of the Waters," "The Town I Loved So Well" and "Spinning Wheel." Coulter's moving music is enhanced by gorgeous scenery of the Irish countryside. Special guest performers include Ralph McTell and Maura O'Connell.
When cocky military lawyer Lt. Daniel Kaffee and his co-counsel, Lt. Cmdr. JoAnne Galloway, are assigned to a murder case, they uncover a hazing ritual that could implicate high-ranking officials such as shady Col.
A retelling of the classic Dickens tale of Ebenezer Scrooge, miser extraordinaire. He is held accountable for his dastardly ways during night-time visitations by the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and future.


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- Time: 6:00 pm - 12:00 am
Join us in celebrating Bob Wills' Birthday Ball with a concert and dance!
Jody Nix & The Texas Cowboys, along with The Western Flyers, will perform live at The Texan in Athens on Monday, Mar. 6. BBQ and a full bar will be available for purchase. Tickets cost $35, with doors opening at 6 p.m. and live music and dancing starting at 7 p.m.


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Gigmasters Band Samuel Bullock & The Soul Alliance Band are a mix band that can play practically anything. They have been influenced by singers such as Michael Buble, Paul Davis, Peoboe Bryson, Brian McKnight, Smokey Robinson, Michael Jackson, Prince, and songs by the Eagles, Journey, and other pop stars.
Band can range from as little as 4 pieces all the way up to a 13 piece orchestra. For ...
Home-based in the heart of tourism, Orlando, Florida, Silkee Smoove has successfully evolved into one of the East Coast's premier Corporate/Wedding/Party/entertainment packages. Created to appeal to large and diverse audiences, Silkee Smoove's extensive repertoire embraces the very best of Smooth Jazz, Rhythm and Blues, Funk, Classic Soul,and Motown. The chemistry between members comes from ...
The members of NIGHTLY BLUES have played together, at different times and in different configurations for over 20 years. As fate would have it they were all available in 2009 to create their own singular style of blues music. NIGHTLY BLUES is a tight, solid band that has a lot to offer the people that hire them and the ones that come to hear and see them perform. Between the contemporary Blues...
What's the difference between FAST LANE and other bands?
No matter how large or small your event and/or venue, FAST LANE will perform with the same passion and intensity during each and every performance. FAST LANE blends musical styles into an explosion of funky grooviness that keeps dancers on the floor till last call.
SCOTT FREE emerged from the Northeast in a full fury of musical ide...
Self-contained with sound & lights, Soul Funktion is a ten piece, Rhythm and Blues dance band with three dynamic front singers,
our mighty four piece rhythm section and our three(or six!)piece Hurricane Horn section. We can also help to MC your event and we're very accommodating to the needs of our clients. In fact, when we perform at wedding receptions we notice that the bride and groom lik...
"PAPA JACK EXPRESS"
THE BEST-KEPT SECRET IN ORLANDO
After extended tours with Wilson Pickett,
The Isley Brothers, Sam & Dave and many other notable artists, Papa Jack formed the group in 2008.
We take great pride in our styles of music, which is uniquely suited to our clients' needs. Styles includes Smooth Jazz, R & B, Reggae, 70s Dance Music, Soft Dinner Music & Good Old Rock & Roll.
My shows can include accompaniment ranging from a pianist, strings or a 7 piece band, up to full orchestra or simply pre-recorded CD/Ipod tracks and with over 220 songs to choose from in just about every genre, we can create a performance that suites your vision and budget.
“My hometown is Anniston, Alabama. There, I grew up watching my dad singing with gospel groups. When I was in elementa...
Sheba, also known as, Sheba the Mississippi Queen, and her band are a double barrel of musical entertainment. The band takes the stage with years of musical experience. They get the crowd ready for some fun and dancing. When Sheba takes the stage, she commands and wins the hearts of men and women alike.
When you hear Sheba's voice, you hear the influences of Billy Holiday, Etta James, Tina Tu...
Meet GYPSY LANE, South Florida's PREMIERE VARIETY PARTY SHOW BAND. What makes this band special, besides seeing them all hyped on stage (I mean nobody stands still) are their deep roots in PARTY music. The original members were the backing musicians for such groups as the VILLAGE PEOPLE, RITCHIE FAMILY, INSTANT FUNK etc, which were some of the great party bands of the era. After going separate...
Rated the Number one top Cover Band on gigmasters in the Tampa Bay Area and Florida. So do you want to create excitement at your party? Do you want your guests dancing all night long? Do you want an event that people will talk about for years to come? Then Funk Monster Band is your only solution!
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World Music Day 2023
World Music Day, also referred to as Fête de la Musique, is a yearly commemoration held on June 21st that advocates for the influence of music and its universal ability to connect people. The occasion encourages musicians from diverse genres to showcase their talents in public areas, fostering a lively and inclusive ambiance for individuals worldwide to appreciate music. On this unique day, musicians and music enthusiasts from all corners of the globe unite to perform and revel in a wide array of musical genres.
World Music Day 2023 Theme
The theme of World Music Day 2023 is yet to be released, you can acquaint yourself with the theme of the previous year. The theme of World Music Day 2022 was “Music on the intersections.” This theme was about finding and appreciating music at the intersectional level.
World Music Day 2023 Importance
World Music Day, also known as Fête de la Musique, is a global celebration that occurs annually on June 21st. It holds great importance as a day devoted to the universal language of music, promoting peace, unity, and cultural diversity, all of which play a vital role in everyone’s lives. Musicians from various genres and backgrounds across the globe come together to share their passion and talent through concerts, street performances, and events. World Music Day encourages the appreciation of diverse musical styles, fostering connections between different cultures and creating a sense of belonging. It symbolizes the transformative power of music to transcend boundaries, unite people, and spread joy, making it a truly remarkable and meaningful observance.
World Music Day History
The origins of World Music Day can be traced back to 1982 when Jack Lang, the French Minister of Culture, proposed the concept of celebrating a day dedicated to music, known as Fête de la Musique or the festival of music. However, there is another theory suggesting that the celebration dates back to 1976 when Joel Cohen proposed an all-night music festival to commemorate the summer solstice. Regardless, the inaugural World Music Day festivities took place in Paris in 1982, featuring over 1,000 musicians performing across various parts of the city. Since then, musicians have taken to the streets, parks, and concert venues to play and share their passion for music on this special occasion.


List of awards and nominations received by Shakira
Shakira is a Colombian singer and songwriter. She began her career in 1990 with Sony Music and has been the most popular Latin act in the world since the mid-1990s. Shakira has sold over 75 million records worldwide.
She has won 326 awards from 717 nominations including 3 Grammy Awards and 12 Latin Grammy Awards, making her the most awarded Latin artist of all time.
In 2002, Shakira won "Best Music Video for "Suerte" at the Latin Grammy Awards. In 2003, Shakira won four awards from eleven nominations, including Echo Award for Best International Female Artist and World Music Awards for Best Selling Latin Female Artist. In 2005, Shakira won sixteen awards from twenty two nominations, including American Music Awards for Best Latin Artist, Best Female at 2005 MTV Europe Music Awards and three Billboard Music Awards.
In 2006, Shakira won thirty two awards from fifty nominations, including Grammy Awards for Best Latin Rock/Alternative Album, American Music Awards for Favorite Latin Artist, six Latin Billboard Music Awards for "La Tortura" for Latin Ringtone of the Year, Latin Pop Airplay Song of the Year - Duo or Group, Hot Latin Song of the Year, Hot Latin Song of the Year-Vocal Duet or Collaboration, Spirit of the Hope and Latin Pop Album-Female, four Latin Grammy Awards for Record of the Year and Song of the Year for "La Tortura", Album of the Year and Best Pop Vocal Album, Female for Fijación Oral Vol. 1.
Shakira released her sixth studio album She Wolf, in October 2009, featuring the first single "She Wolf". In 2009, Shakira won Best International Pop Artist of the Year at 51st Bambi Awards. In 2010, Shakira has won two Billboard Music Awards from five nominations and six Billboard Latin Music Awards from thirteen nominations and World best Selling Latin American artist of the year at 2010 World Music Awards. In 2020 she received her first Emmy Award nomination, becoming the first South-American act in history to be nominated at the Grammy Awards, Latin Grammys, Golden Globes and Emmy Awards.


Hastings Radio Presenter and Podcaster Andy Gunton recently recorded three shows which brought together some of the best music from one of the most influential years in music. I thought that all three episodes should be presented together……so here goes.
Episodes One and Two were recorded for Hastings Rock Radio Station and obviously present rock music from the year but in Episode Three Andy has gone in to explore other great tracks from 1971 in different genres.
These are excellent shows brought together by an excellent presenter. Settle back and enjoy a nostalgic journey back through time to 1971. All you need is a bottle of Blue Nun and a serving of Black Forest Gateau and you could almost be there.


Whatever your age, Whatever your talent - We have a class for you
Welcome to Beat 87 Dance Academy!
We are a dance school located in Croydon offering a range of dance styles including:
- Adult Classes
- Wedding Dances
Our classes are fun, friendly and family oriented. We have a small community environment and feel in which all students are supported and encouraged to achieve their absolute best.
Studio Address: 33 Kent Avenue, Croydon, Victoria 3136 | 0404083718


"Let us reflect on the old, it will be progress," Giuseppe Verdi wrote in a letter in 1871. The "old", always up-to-date, is represented by father Johann Sebastian and son Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach. Their works have to do with the most powerful flutist in European history, Frederick II, King of Prussia.
Philipp Emanuel's Trio Sonata from 1745 will be played by the musicians of the DSO Berlin on Baroque instruments and in the lower tuning customary at the time, while their father's work from the "Musical Offering" will be played on modern oboe and in today's tuning - an interesting comparison.
Inspired by the old to progress were Ingolf Dahl and Manuel de Falla. Dahl, after emigrating to the U.S. in 1939, was one of the original, more quiet voices in the classical-oriented scene on the American West Coast. His Concerto a Tre will be played. De Falla's Chamber Concerto for harpsichord and five other instruments is a little gem of a master for whom the preoccupation with the old elicited new ideas.
- Chamber Music Encounters with Members of the German Symphony Orchestra BerlinConcert with concert introduction in the Gothic Hall at the Citadel
- Pre-concert optional from 6:00 p.m. | Concert introduction by Habakuk Traber | Duration 35 minutes
Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach Bach, Sonata in C Major, Wq 149 for flute, violin and basso continuo.Ingolf Dahl (1912-1970), Concerto a tre for clarinet, violin and cello
Johann Sebastian Bach, Trio Sonata BWV 1079 from the "Musical Offering", flute, oboe and continuoManuel de Falla, harpsichord concerto
This event will take place subject to the current regulations of the State of Berlin. In case of cancellation, purchased tickets will be automatically refunded. For current information, please visit www.kulturhaus-spandau.de
Zitadelle Spandau(Gotischer Saal)


KristeNicole - When Jesus Spoke
When Jesus Spoke
10 Mar 2023
Country Music Singer KristeNicole Releases 'When Jesus Spoke'
From the Cradle Of Country Music in the hills of East Tennessee comes singer/songwriter KristeNicole who mixes both modern and traditional styles to create her own unique sound that you’re sure to love. Her brand new single…
Country Music singer/songwriter KristeNicole, from East Tennessee, mixes modern and traditional styles in her own unique sound. Her brand new single 'When Jesus Spoke' has just been released and Louder Than The Music chatted with…


http://notlobmusic.blogspot.com reports and reflects on news that affects the traditional / revival / labor / social justice folk, old-time, bluegrass and Celtic music communities in the greater Boston area.
"In this era of pop-driven acoustic music, notloB is keeping the folk tradition alive."
~ Jack Hardy
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Rose Polenzani & Sharon Lewis, "Kings and Queens" tour, Wednesday, June 20
Wednesday, June 20, 2007. Doors 7:00pm, concert 7:30pm
After touring the world and releasing 4 albums as one half of the brilliant female duo Pooka, UK songwriter Sharon Lewis is now performing songs from her debut solo album The Hour Lilies. Previous tours in the UK, USA and Europe have seen her accompanying acts such as Everything But The Girl, Kristen Hersh, The Levellers and Al Stewart, in addition to intensive headline tours throughout France, Italy and the UK. Accompanied by piano and guitar Sharon's songs are classic and soulful. Her performances have been described as "remarkably intimate with melodies that turn you inside out". Sharon has recently sung with legendary dance act The Chemical Brothers and also collaborated with artists such as Orbital, Ultramarine and Rob Ellis of PJ Harvey. Produced, composed and recorded by Sharon, The Hour Lilies is a home spun record featuring a very fine collection of gentle and original songs.
Rose Polenzani was raised in the Chicago area and attended Knox College before leaving to pursue a singing career. Her singing style is distinctive and emotionally charged. She plays guitar and, less frequently, piano. Her lyrics often consist of rich blends of obscure images and emotions. Rose has performed in Lilith Fair in 1998, and the Sundance Film Festival in 1999. She has opened for the Indigo Girls, David Gray, Vic Chesnutt, Patty Griffin, Joan Baez, Jonatha Brooke, and Shawn Colvin. She has been reviewed positively in the Utne Reader, BUST Magazine, and the Boston Globe. Rose performed as part of Voices on the Verge, a collaborative musical project with Beth Amsel, Jess Klein, and Erin McKeown. Voices on the Verge toured together in 2001 and 2002 and released a live album, Voices on the Verge: Live In Philadelphia on the Rykodisc label. In 2004, Polenzani toured with Sharon Lewis of the British band Pooka, whom she cites as a major musical influence.


While many wide-eyed young musicians set out for Nashville, singer-songwriter Garrison Starr
began her career on the grittier yet just as vital streets of Memphis. Her early success might be credited to "Superhero," a jangly pop hit that earned nationwide appreciation, but it's Starr's Southern-spitfire stage presence that keeps fans coming back. With a warm smile and quick wit, Starr chats up the audience between her confessional (but often straight-up rocking) songs. Starr's truest talent lies in her songwriting, so it'll be a pleasure to see her perform with equally talented tale-spinner (and Old 97's heartthrob) Rhett Miller.


"If you think of a piece of music as a rubberband - I like to try and stretch it. Let's say melancholy in one end and humor in the other, and see how far you can take it. Bringing oppositions together." - Mikkel Hess
The brainchild of multi-instrumentalist and composer Mikkel Hess, Hess Is More currently exists as a six-piece orchestra of New York musicians, with the group's classically handsome leader pulling quadruple duty as drummer, conductor, bass player, and singer. Their actually-original sound could be described as technically-proficient worldly funky jazz that accomplishes quite a lot; mainly, it's clever without being boring and dancey without being dull.
Born in Denmark, Mikkel Hess puttered about on various instruments while growing up, picked up a classical music education in Copenhagen, and delved into computer-based music while tucked away in Rio a decade back. New Yorkers might remember the band from their recent Nublu residency, where they paired artists with their own live music sets, or shows at Union Pool and Cameo Gallery, as well as chichi afterparties for art happenings.
Abroad, Hess is More has collaborated with the Royal Danish Ballet, played Istanbul and Moscow, and worked with tons of artists who are actually interesting. When not busying himself with band duties, Hess has scored many a film and composed music for Danish theatrical performances of "The Wind and the Willows" and "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead" at The Royal Theatre in Copenhagen.
The latest Hess is More record, "Creation Keeps the Devil Away," came out in October of 2011 and features a guest appearance by Nomi Ruiz, the frontwoman of Jessica 6, which makes it pretty much the coolest.
1. Would You Like to Disco? (live at Spot Festiva)
2. In The Fridge (live in Denmark)
3. Ssshhhh (live in Denmark)
4. Piano Waltz (with Chat Roulette as part of the Hess Is More Residency performance art series)
5. Go Go Go Go (live in Denmark)
Find out more about Hess Is More here


Várady, Julia (b Oradea, 1941). Hungarian-born soprano. Cluj State Opera 1960–70; Frankfurt 1970–2; Munich from 1972. Débuts: Brit. (Edinburgh Fest.) 1974 (with Scottish Opera as Gluck's Alcestis); Salzburg Fest. 1976; NY Met 1978; CG 1992. Outstanding Vitellia in La clemenza di Tito and other dramatic roles. Created Cordelia in Reimann's Lear (Munich 1978). Sings sop. role in Britten's War Requiem.
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''Slim Shady became a metaphor for the trappings of fame for me. For example, in the song "When I'm Gone" I say, "Shady made me / But tonight Shady's rock-a-bye baby." And the chorus goes, "When I'm gone / Just carry on / Don't mourn / Rejoice every time you hear the sound of my voice." I was basically saying, I don't want this life anymore. I liked having Slim Shady around, but he'd become so famous that it had damn near destroyed my family.'' - Eminem
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senses; he plays with a passion and a tale to tell, and does so with such a
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listened to, and once the senses are opened, he takes you on a musical voyage
through the medium of his solo piano performance like no other.
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How do they do it... how do those ballet dancers dance on their tippy-toes without falling right over!? I know... we're quite impressed, too. With intense training and practice, ballet dancers can turn extremely difficult and strenuous dance moves into something that's so smooth and graceful. Add the perfect touch of elegance to your next event by hiring one of these talented ballet dancers. Search for Ballet Dancers in Ashland, Kentucky above.
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Stuck in a Cults-like Trance
Give me the big show. When it comes to a live musical performance, I always want the big show. The greeting. The city salutation. The witty banter. Comments on the venue. The running dialogue. The background on what the song is about. The “we were in L.A. last night and the crowd here tonight is definitely louder than last night” bit. The impromptu jump into the crowd OR the planned jump on to stage-set speakers. The call and response. The encouragement also known as “feel free to sing this song with us if you know the words!” I call it: the big show.
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That’s what keeps me coming back for more- the charisma. The fact that I’ve seen something unique at a show makes for a great story and often makes me a fan of the band enough to buy tickets for their next event. What I’ve always liked about a show is that it’s different than pressing play or putting needle to wax. I believe music is a deeply personal experience and a live act can breathe life in to the music to which you feel so connected.
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The Fillmore was pretty empty by the time I witnessed the second opener. I was a bit surprised to see the sparse crowd but I remained optimistic, regardless of the audience. The stage boasted an elaborate set-up of flat screen TVs and a soon-to-be colorful light show juxtaposed against an almost completely dark stage. A light, white fog preempted the band as they took to their mics. The medium-sized crowd was ready and upon the first song, a small group within the crowd became fanatical and possessed. The beginning of the set included a mix of new songs off “Static” like “High Road”, “Were Before”, and “I Can Hardly Make You Mine”, punctuated with songs from their first, self-titled album like “Abducted”, “Never Heal Myself”, and “Never Saw the Point”. The set-list spanned old and new songs and the most I enjoyed Madeline Follin was when she belted out the verses. Follin can truly sing and, if you enjoy the albums, you will notice she doesn’t require any auto-tuning, unnecessary or required. I only wish that Follin would have had the opportunity to belt out more of the songs. Follin’s strong and lovely voice was a bit lost in the loud, darker guitar riffs that make up the new songs off “Static” and that foamed off the amps at The Fillmore. Seemingly uncomfortable with constant glances at Gabriel Rodriguez, on keys, xylophone, and guitar, Follin only said ‘thank you’ quietly between songs. Brian Oblivion, who spent most of the show covered by his long flowing (dare I say envious?) locks, said little, if anything at all.
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Thank you, VGH, for having us!
Well done for all your hard work!


As part of our standard course, Bobby Dazzlers incorporates singing lessons to help students develop their ability to sing and gain more confidence on stage.
To be able to perform at a professional level, students must not only be able to act and dance, but also have the ability to sing and project their voice to a large audience. Our resident singing teacher Victoria Haltom loves working with students to help achieve their goals and gain a better understanding of how to breath and use their voice to the best of their abilities.
Singing lessons are available to students enrolled on our musical theatre course or for those just wanting to join the group as a single discipline.
All singing lessons are held at our facility at Hume St, Stockton on a Wednesday and Thursday each week.
If you are interested in attending a singing lesson at our Stockton facility, please contact us on 07795 561016 for more information.


Los Angeles Ballet School (LABS)
Los Angeles, CA
Los Angeles Ballet School (the Official School of Los Angeles Ballet) is seeking a Part-Time Ballet Instructor to work Monday/Thursday/Friday 4:00pm - 6:30pm; Saturday 10:00am -12:30pm.
Los Angeles Ballet School (LABS) is seeking a part-time instructor for ages 6-18. The ideal candidate will possess Balanchine training and a minimum of 5 years experience teaching children.
Includes substitute teaching opportunities on Los Angeles Ballet performance dates.
E-mail your resume, cover letter, and headshot to [email protected], with the subject line "LABS Part-Time Instructor Application".
No phone calls or walk-ins. Thank you.


Photo: Prince Peezy (Facebook)
Do you know what is rare? (in the same category as picking up a R10 these days), hearing a song for the first time and immediately knowing it’s got that flavour.
Patrick Prince Sikombe better known to his followers as Prince Peezy released his latest project on these music streets and OTR got nothing but heat from the masterpiece by the newest member of Cashtime Life.
Peezy’s The Flavour is the second official single (after BaeZonke) from the upcoming artist. The tune is easy on the ear and the lyrics equally catchy.
Ladies will definitely relate to this soon to be turn-up anthem. Asking what inspired the song Peezy gives mention to him wanting to write something dedicated to the ladies and with somewhat of a romantic flare. “I remember hearing a trap song for the first time and thinking it’s just noise over a beat, so I thought, why not add an element of sweet to this and write something that the ladies will also love.”
The heated tune was produced by Reggie Beatz and is (as of Friday 7th of October) available on DataFileHost, Indimba.com, YouTube and Audiomark.
Download the song here:
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and tell us what you think.
“Every chance I get on the mic will be to prove a point, a point that my season is coming” – Prince Peezy


The James Bond Theme is the main signature theme of the James Bond film series and is featured in every EON Productions 007 film since Dr. No in different versions. The piece has been used as the accompanying fanfare to the gun barrel sequence in almost every James Bond film. It is set in the key of F, with a B flat.
The James Bond Theme has accompanied the opening titles twice, as part of the medley that opens Dr. No and then again in the opening credits of From Russia with Love. It has been used as music over the end credits for Dr. No, Thunderball, On Her Majesty's Secret Service, The World Is Not Enough, Casino Royale, and Quantum of Solace.
Monty Norman has been credited with writing the song and he has received royalties since 1962, although producers had his arrangement rearranged by John Barry. Thus, a debate rages on about who is the true composer of the theme.
In the made-for-DVD documentary Inside Dr. No, Norman performs a piece of music he wrote for the stage several years earlier entitled Bad Sign, Good Sign , that resembles the melody of the "James Bond Theme" in several places.
The song uses a surf rock style guitar riff, as the genre was a craze in the early 1960s.
James Bond Theme
Dr. No Title Sequence
Unlike most Bond films, Dr. No does not have a titular theme song. However, it being the first Bond film, Dr. No used the now famous James Bond Theme song during it's opening title sequence, as well as a secondary song (to fit the mood of the film) called "Kingston Calypso".


Peter Kirn of Create Digital Music and engineer James Grahame have announced the Meeblip Triode – a ‘small, dirty & deep’ synth module that has been updated to be a better bass synthesizer.
They note that the ‘MeeBlip anode was already capable of producing ridiculous bass sounds. So with triode, we challenged ourselves to make things even more extreme.”
The open source/open hardware synth is a digital/analog hybrid design, with digital wavetable oscillators feeding into an analog filter.
Here’s what’s new with the Meeblip Triode:
- New sub oscillator
- Red color
- 8 additional custom wavetables, for 28 in total
- Improved envelopes
- Front-panel glide
- MIDI control of analog filter resonance
- Analog filter – Twin-T analog filter goes from ‘sweet’ to distorted
- Three oscillators – dual digital oscillators plus digital sub-oscillator
- Wavetable mode 0- triode includes a hidden wavetable mode with 24 ‘aggressive’ waves
- MIDI support – triode offers full MIDI control, including real-time tweaking of parameters using MIDI CC. Hidden parameters like envelope and filter attack, Pulse width and envelope modulation are available using MIDI CC.
- Open source – MeeBlip triode is open source hardware. You can check out the schematics, read through the code and make changes. Extended controls
Pricing and Availability
The Meeblip Triode is available now for US $139.95.


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Our band offers a rhythm section, horns, and vocals to give you the most control over your event. We can come as a small group for background music, or a larger band to pack the dance floor. The Sweet Tooth Jazz Band creates a timeless atmosphere from the moment you hear our downbeat. We play music that spans across Jazz, Latin, Klezmer, Gypsy, and New Orleans styles of music.
The Sweet Tooth Jazz Band works closely with the finest musicians and singers in New York City.


Department of Theatre, Dance and Media Studies
Assistant Professor of Dance
Rob Scoggins has been involved in theatre and dance for over 30 years. He started his training in dance at Southern Illinois University with Alcine Wiltz. He received his M.F.A. in dance at Lindenwood University in 1986. Prior to that, he studied with Eric Hawkins, Carol Conway, Luigi, the Joffrey Ballet School and many other master teachers. He apprenticed with the Mary Anthony Dance Company where he had the pleasure of dancing Charles Weidman’s choreography.
Mr. Scoggins has worked with Modern American Dance Company (MADCo) as a dancer and choreographer for over twenty-five years. Additionally, four of his dances have been performed in the gala concert at the American College Dance Festival, two of which went on to the nationals.
Mr. Scoggins has been a guest teacher at numerous universities throughout the United States and most recently was a guest artist at the Rocky Mountain Theater Festival. His choreography has been seen throughout the United States and overseas.
University of Missouri-St.Louis
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"Bad Cover Version" is a song by British rock band Pulp, from their 2001 album We Love Life. It was released 15 April 2002 as the second single from the album, charting at #27 in the UK Singles Chart (see 2002 in British music). It was the band's last single before their eight-year hiatus, which ended in 2011. CD1's B-sides appear as bonus tracks on the US release of We Love Life. The B-sides to CD2 are cover versions of Pulp songs performed by other artists.
The song details the protagonist's belief that his former partner's current relationship is inferior to what she had with him. The latter part of the song is a list of things the narrator likens said relationship to, including The Rolling Stones since the 1980s, the TV adaptation of Planet of the Apes, and later episodes of Tom and Jerry where Tom and Jerry could talk.
Most notable is the reference to and "The second side of 'Til The Band Comes In", a 1970 album by Scott Walker. Walker was the producer of Bad Cover Version, along with the rest of the We Love Life album. 'Til The Band Comes In contains original songs on side 1, and cover songs on side 2. Critical reaction was that the covers let the album down, an opinion which Walker himself has now admitted he shares, stating that the inclusion of covers was a compromise with the record company. Pulp singer and lyricist Jarvis Cocker has stated that the lyrics were written and finalised before he knew that Walker would be involved.
The cover for the single is similar to the cover of David Bowie's famous album The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars. The child on the cover is in fact Pulp's guitarist Mark Webber.
The song's video features many celebrity lookalikes who gather in a West London studio to perform a "tribute" to Pulp, in a similar style to the video for Band Aid's "Do They Know It's Christmas?". All the lookalikes appear to perform their own lines in the style of the artists they are impersonating, with the exception of the Jarvis Cocker lookalike, who is miming to Cocker's vocal. Cocker himself appears in the video dressed as Brian May, playing the guitar notes that ends the song. Kurt Cobain, who died in 1994, is the only impersonated artist who wasn't alive at the time of the song's release.
- The list of impersonated artists
|1.||"Bad Cover Version" (Album Version)||4:10|
|3.||"Forever in My Dreams"||4:23|
|1.||"Bad Cover Version (Video Version)"||3:58|
|2.||"Disco 2000" (Nick Cave version)||Banks, Cocker, Doyle, Mackey, Russell Senior, Webber||5:20|
|3.||"Sorted" (Roisin Murphy version)||Banks, Cocker, Doyle, Mackey, Senior, Webber||6:10|
|1.||"Bad Cover Version (Album Version)" (Audio)|
|2.||"Bad Cover Version" (Video)|
|3.||"Making the Video" (Video)|


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SATB: with Oboe (Advent)
Thanks to all who replied. We're doing either the Quia respexit if the oboe d'amore gets fixed in time, or the Domine Deus from the Vivaldi Gloria.
Happy holidays to all!
Christ Church, Ridgewood, NJ; The Stonewall Chorale, NYC
Take a look at "Advent Canticle" by Mark Shepperd, Beckenhorst Press;
uses oboe, flute, SATB, and soloist.
In response to your query, attached is a PDF sample of
my arrangment of O Come, O Come Emmanuel. It was
originally written for guitar, oboe and SATB choir. It
also has optional string parts. (If you are interested
I will send a sample full score.)
Piano or harp could substitute for the guitar.
If you wish to perform it, you may order it direct
from Aspen Grove Music, using this e-mail address.
Two very fine Craig Phillips anthems for SATB, organ and oboe :
Selah 405-146 is the publisher and number.
The first thing that popped into my mind is the "Quia Respexit" for oboe d'amore (spelling?), soprano, and keyboard from Bach's "Magnificat". I love singing this pieceit's very haunting and lovely.
I'm not a church choir director, so don't necessarily know what's appropriate for Advent, but I can tell you that we're doing Leo Nestor's arrangement of "Rise Up Shepherds, and Follow" for SATB, Mezzo Solo, and Oboe. Lush chords, a bit tough to put together, but very beautiful when done. Published this year by ECS.
"Anything for flute or violin can be made to work on oboe, since there's not too much out there just for us.
David Ashley White has an "Away in a Manger" for choir and flute/oboe that is the tune of "I Gave My Love a Cherry" or "The Twelfth of Never", which is actually an Appalachian tune, I believe (for the purists).
Domine Deus from Vivaldi Gloria is perfect, and everybody probably already knows it.
I have a book by Mary Caldwell called "A Celebration of Melody" for the Church Year. It has A Carol for Advent, which an enterprising player could pick out a line from the accompaniment. The other piece that has a written
out part (for violinbut works for oboe) is A Lute Caroll. The text is "What sweeter music". Is that too far into Christmas to qualify? Only if you are Episcopalian, probably. I got my book from sheetmusic.com."
"Quia fecit" for soprano from the Bach Magnificat uses oboe d'amore. The "Suscepit Israel" (SSA) uses an oboe. Great pieces - I'm doing them as part of an Advent concert on Dec 5.
Yes! I composed a piece for Soprano soloist & SATB with a prominent oboe part. Very melodious and flowing. Good for average to above average choir. Unpublished.
If you have need of further info, please contact me.
Melvin Rookus, Minister of Music
Nardin Park UMC
Farmington Hills, MI
There's a Voice in the Wilderness - by Ann Krentz Organ - published Augsburg
God of All People - David Haas/arr. John Helgen - published Kjos Music
Ralph Vaughan Williams' song cycle "Ten Blake Songs" is for Tenor and oboe, and includes "The Lamb" which would be appropriate for advent, I would think. I did some of these pieces on a recital, and "The Lamb" was by far one of the most tonal. Gorgeous little pieces, espeically if your oboist is a lyrical player


Julian Bream Guitarra!: A Musical Journey Through Spain
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Classical guitarist Julian Bream hosts this examination of the evolution of Spanish guitar music from the 16th-century through the 1990's. Includes concert footage featuring Bream performing with the Chamber Orchestra of Europe.
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Life Is Beautiful
Relaxation & Sleep Music Composer
This music will take you on a journey to a peaceful forest with soft wind sounds, crickets and birds twitting. The music is soothing and slow and consists of an ambient piano, meditation bells, and felt pad sounds. I hope it helps you to relax and meditate.


Francesco Bartolomeo DeLeone (July 28, 1887 – December 10, 1948) was an American composer of Italian descent.
Born in Ravenna, Ohio, to a family of Italian immigrants from Colliano (near Salerno, Italy), at fifteen DeLeone entered the Dana Musical Institute at Warren, Ohio. In 1907 he went to Italy to complete his musical education at the Conservatorio Reale di Musica of Naples. Upon his graduation in 1910, his operetta, "A Millionaire's Caprice," had its premiere on July 26, 1910 at the Teatro Eldorado of Naples and was produced throughout Italy. The same year DeLeone returned to America, to be Director of Music in the Municipal University at Akron, Ohio.
During his career DeLeone composed cantatas, songs, and works for piano in addition to opera and operettas. His most successful opera, Alglala, was first produced at the Akron Armory on May 23, 1924. The opera remains one of the best examples of the Indianist movement in American music. The plot was based upon a Native American story; the librettist, Cecil Fanning, drew inspiration from experiences, observations and research during several seasons spent on the Crow reservation in Montana. Presented again in Cleveland, Ohio on November 14 and 15, 1924, the opera won a Bispham Memorial Medal Award and numerous other awards. The composer also received from King Victor Emmanuel III of Italy the title of Chavalier of the Order of the Royal Crown, in recognition of his success in operatic composition.
DeLeone died in Akron, Ohio.