poniedziałek, wrzesień 6th, 2010
At the All Tomorrow’s Parties festival in Monticello, N.Y., Iggy and the Stooges played “Raw Power.”
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Music Review: Body Language, Translated and Remixed
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niedziela, wrzesień 5th, 2010
The success of Iron Maiden’s latest album and the continued loyalty of its fans offer the troubled music industry some tips on survival in the digital age.
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Die-Hard Fans Follow Iron Maiden Into the Digital Age
No Comments »sobota, wrzesień 4th, 2010
In lots throughout New York City, drums are being pounded in preparation for the Steel Band Panorama Competition.
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Crown Heights Journal: A Steel Symphony, Pounded Out in Brooklyn
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Bargemusic’s Labor Day Festival, through Sunday, starts with new music for traditional Japanese instruments and touches on a handful of modern and avant-garde styles.
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Music Review: An Extravagant Farewell to Summer
No Comments »piątek, wrzesień 3rd, 2010
Works by the contemporary Austrian composer Georg Friedrich Haas had a central role when the Argento Chamber Ensemble opened its Moving Sounds Festival on Thursday.
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Music Review: A Song of Ancient Love, Spun in Modern Isolation
No Comments »czwartek, wrzesień 2nd, 2010
Justin Bieber performed his first headlining show at Madison Square Garden with guests including Usher and Miley Cyrus.
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Music Review: Send in the Heartthrob, Cue the Shrieks
No Comments »środa, wrzesień 1st, 2010
The original cast of the revue “Our Sinatra” has reunited to celebrate Ol’ Blue Eyes, at the Oak Room of the Algonquin Hotel.
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Music Review: Donning Sinatra’s Mystique, From Movie Sailor to Saloon Dandy
No Comments »środa, wrzesień 1st, 2010
Russians entered the French festival scene this summer with an open throttle and an open checkbook.
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Crescendo, in Double Time
No Comments »wtorek, sierpień 31st, 2010
The Argento Chamber Ensemble is presenting Lunar Movements, a series built around movements from Schoenberg’s “Pierrot Lunaire,” and works influenced by that score.
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Music Review: Strange Bedfellows For a Schoenberg Series
No Comments »poniedziałek, sierpień 30th, 2010
The ambient-noise musician Daniel Lopatin, known as Oneohtrix Point Never, played at Coco 66 in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, on Friday night.
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Music Review: Floating and Bobbing in an Oceanic Swell of Sound
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