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On the Bus, and Off It: The Initiation of a Young Rock Impresario
31-Jul-2008
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For Sean Carlson, taking his independent music festival on tour was a chance to have fun, to make his name and, he hoped, to leapfrog to the next level of the music world.
Music Review: Welcoming a Fresh Season of Transformation and Death
31-Jul-2008
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As the Mostly Mozart festival began its 42nd installment, you could see Lincoln Center working mightily to keep it fresh.
New Club Twins Rock ’N’ Bowl
31-Jul-2008
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Several new clubs and performance spaces in New York have been forced to innovate with spiffier interiors and twists on the usual programming formulas.
Tour Costs Challenge Orchestras
31-Jul-2008
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Despite the news that the Philadelphia Orchestra has canceled an international tour thanks to the ailing economy, other major American orchestras say they plan to forge ahead.
Music Review: Theatrical Splendor From a Rural-Minded Indie Rock Minimalist
31-Jul-2008
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Justin Vernon of Bon Iver solved the problem of how to render his very intimate songs in a biggish room, and they were loud, sturdy and unfailingly beautiful.
Abroad: History vs. Modernity in German Opera Season
31-Jul-2008
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Although Waltraud Meier topped a remarkable cast in Wagner’s “Tannhäuser,” the current talk of the opera season in Europe is the promiscuous new production of Wagner’s “Parsifal.”
Rock Trio’s Double Life, Now Headed to Cable TV
31-Jul-2008
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“Z Rock,” a 10-part comedy series on IFC, follows a rock band as it tastes triumph in the cutthroat world of children’s parties.
Joe Beck, Jazz Guitarist, Dies at 62
31-Jul-2008
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Mr. Beck collaborated with artists like Frank Sinatra, Miles Davis and James Brown.
Hiram Bullock, 52, Soulful Guitarist, Dies
31-Jul-2008
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Mr. Bullock was an adaptable jazz and rock guitarist who was a member of the original band for “Late Night with David Letterman.”
Music Review: Dependent, Independent, Metalcore, Emo: It’s All Punk to Them
31-Jul-2008
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On this stop of the summer-long Vans Warped Tour, about 100 bands on 10 stages made for several forms of success.
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