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Music of the Spheres with the Las Vegas Philharmonic Music Of The Spheres with The Las Vegas PhilharmonicRead Jetsetters Magazine at www.jetsettersmagazine.comRead this entire feature free with photos at:http://www.jetsettersmagazine.com/archive/jetezine/classic/vegas04/sphere/sphere.htmlComposers have long ...
The Money Trail - The REAL Secret to Making and KEEPING Money In the Music Industry Any of us who have ever watched VH1, Behind The Music know the story of the band or artist who lost his shirt because he didn�t have his head in the game when the financial and legal arrangements were made early in their career. Or sometimes the ...
The Underpinnings of Polychordal Dissonance and Consonance. In the last article, Polychords and the Jazz Improviser, it was discussed how one can learn and apply polychords to an improvisation. Continuing with the last article, the understanding of polychordal consonance and dissonance will be explored. As many ...
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I was probably 13 years old when my love affair with Jackson Browne began. I’ve seen him in concert probably more than any other artist (with Bruce Springsteen running a close second…), and even had the pleasure of seeing them perform together when Bruce joined Jackson onstage at a show at NY’s Madison Square Garden, sometime around 1984. It was Bruce who inducted Jackson Browne into the Rock & Roll Hall of fame last year… after over 30 years of making music--- ranging from some of the most emotionally moving to politically provocative ever made. It was my love of music that propelled me into radio, and Jackson Browne was among a handful of artists that I’d always dreamed of interviewing. I got to meet him a number of times before he joined me on the air one morning… The first was after a benefit concert at Santa Barbara's Arlington Theater, when my date said to him, "You made her cry!" To his quizzical look I explained that "Late for the Sky" always makes me cry... and then sheepishly walked away. In fact, his rendition that night did move me to tears. I've always said that a truly great song can elicit a physical response, whether it be goose bumps or tears. Jackson Browne's music does that for me. A couple of years later, I hosted a national broadcast of the “Columbia Records Radio Hour” with Jackson Browne performing live in front of a very lucky audience, at which time he told me that he was a fan of the radio station and listened often. You can imagine how that made my day! Finally, on September 13, 1996, Jackson Browne joined me on the air at KSCA in Los Angeles. We had a little room in which artists came and performed… it was actually a hallway between our main air studio and the production room. We affectionately dubbed it the KSCA Music Hall. Perhaps his performance that morning inspired his recent solo acoustic tour, which spawned his wonderful new album, “Jackson Browne, Solo Acoustic Vol.1”… though since this interview happened 9 years ago, I’d say that’s unlikely… But one of my radio dreams was fulfilled that morning and now, 9 years later, through the magic of podcasting, I’m able to re-live it and share it with Jackson Browne fans worldwide. About The Author Nicole Sandler had a successful 26-year radio career that enabled her to interview many of her favorite musicians. In addition to Jackson Browne, her podcast at www.RadioOrNot.com features interviews with Dave Matthews, Ray Davies and Steely Dan. Nicole produces podcasts for business owners, and owns Legacy Video Productions. Visit www.legacygroupunlimited.com to find out more.
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Houston Young Artists Concerts celebrates 25 yearsHouston Chronicle( Johnny Hanson / Chronicle ) Photo: R. Clayton McKee / Freelance Frank Huang new concert master of the Houston Symphony starts in the 2010-2011 season. Credit: Jeff Fitlow. / DirectToArchive Portrait of Frank Huang, 31, the Houston Symphony's new ... |
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Concerts for the week of 5/25Minneapolis Star TribuneMichael Rietmulder Not just a musical event for the troops on Memorial Day, the fourth annual Veterans Aid Concert is also a show by the troops. Organizer and host Matthew Griswold is an Iraq war veteran who also earned his stripes as a ...and more » |
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