Come visit Dubspot at minitek: New York's Electronic Music + Innovation Festival on September 12, 13, & 14. Dubspot is presenting Ableton & Native Instruments in daily workshops at the Coney Island day venue. ...
Lincoln College Preparatory Academy's Wind Ensemble, a 45-student concert band has been invited to participate in a special rehearsal and recital program at Carnegie Hall in New York City in April 2009. ...
If you love new, out-of-the-box, culturally diverse, difficult music, then this is the book for you. Here are my notes on each of the pieces:. 1. Prelude and Caprice - The Prelude is B-Major piece is full of rich harmonies. ...
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Music Education in the News: Do children who receive musical instruction perform better in math than those who don't? An article by Michael Alison Chandler explores this question. This Day in Music History: 1828 - The Austrian composer, ...
Wagner College was also the only New York City school to be named to a new list of “Up-and-Coming Schools” in the 2009 edition of the “America’s Best Colleges” guide. The White House has recognized Wagner’s commitment to service ...
Berlioz himself had to create an entirely new genre just to get his fantastic ideas embodied in music. His string of scenes does not work well as an opera, because too much of the action happens offstage or in Faust’s head. ...
As Music Director, Hall will supervise musicians and concert production and work with Faddis as welll as the music department chair and education director on the band's vision. Hampton will develop a strategic plan for educational ...
The Myrtle Hart Society was founded in 2007 to promote positive images and self-concepts of people of African descent, to promote the classical community of color and to develop new audiences for classical music among people of color. ...
