Country music legend Troy Cassar-Daley led the nominations for the 2022 Country Music Association of Australia (CMAA) awards, which marks its 50th anniversary in January. Key points: The nominees for the Golden Guitar Award were announced at Tamworth today for its 50th anniversary, to be held in Tamworth in JanuaryRead More →
Adele is an anomaly in the music industry. Returning after a hiatus of nearly six years, she released her long-awaited senior album “30” on Friday. An album that opens with the phrase “I will carry flowers to the graveyard of my heart”, it is meant to be listened to fromRead More →
From family vacation traditions with classic Christmas carols to campy blasphemy that will have you laughing, we present a selection of the best vacation music events in Austin. Check each site’s websites for COVID-19 security protocols. 1st December Home Cookin ‘for the Holidays Live Fundraiser for HOME. Launched a decadeRead More →
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SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Two women sing the praises of lesser-known musicians. It’s a love affair with music and between us. READ MORE: 8-year-old Isabel Martin dies in Upper Land Park, double homicide shocks community “She’s amazing… the best I’ve ever worked with, hands down,” said pianist Jennifer Reason as sheRead More →
The most striking thing about Tong Yang-tze, sitting in her modest Taipei studio residence, is her self-confidence and the feeling that she always had it. Now 70 years old and considered one of Taiwan’s most prominent calligraphers and artists, Tong smiles and jokes over cups of green tea and localRead More →
For too long the genre of music has been as exclusive as it is vast. With its catchy melodies and hymn refrains, it’s easy to understand what still places it among the most popular genres in the world. But the image of who is on the other end of thoseRead More →
What is black art and who has the agency to create it? What does it mean to create? These are some of the questions asked by Almanac, a new musical created by Tufts Seniors Harrison Clark and Ben Mizrach, which runs at the Cohen Auditorium through November 14. Inspired byRead More →
Before the pandemic forced arts programs to be canceled, the Pops Orchestra was set to record audiences at its two performance venues in Sarasota and Bradenton. As the ensemble returns for its 48th season, musical director Robyn Bell is looking to rebuild with music lovers who don’t want too muchRead More →
The Irish tell the story of a man who arrives at the gates of heaven asking to enter, and Saint Peter says: “Of course! Just show us your scars. The man says: “But… I have no scars”, and Saint Peter answers: “What a pity. Was there nothing worth fighting for?Read More →