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For all you Mozart buffs out there, there’s a piece of memorabilia up for grabs: his signature — but here’s the catch — you need some seriously deep pockets if you want to snag it. […]
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Making children’s movies is a delicate balancing act between giving kids the age-appropriate stimulation they want and not making the adults charged with policing their media consumption want to throw themselves out the window in boredom. […]
Seiji Ozawa led the Boston Symphony orchestra for nearly 30 years. Boston Symphony Orchestra hide caption toggle caption Boston Symphony Orchestra Seiji Ozawa led the Boston Symphony orchestra for nearly 30 years. Boston Symphony Orchestra […]
I’m not sure when I first listened to George Gershwin’s “Rhapsody in Blue,” which premiered 100 years ago this week, from start to finish. Snippets had played throughout the soundtrack of my life as a […]
Seiji Ozawa led the Boston Symphony orchestra for nearly 30 years. Boston Symphony Orchestra hide caption toggle caption Boston Symphony Orchestra Seiji Ozawa led the Boston Symphony orchestra for nearly 30 years. Boston Symphony Orchestra […]
On May 30, 1951, Charles Schulz introduced a new character to the Peanuts gang named Schroeder. The thing is, he looked quite a bit different than the Schroeder everyone knows. First off, he was a baby, […]
Having worked his way through the sonatas of both Beethoven and Schubert for Signum, Llŷr Williams now turns his attention to Schumann’s piano music. Whether this generously filled two-disc set is intended as the first […]
The 2003 movie Cheaper by the Dozen is a heartwarming comedy film that revolves around the story of the Baker family, composed of Tom (Steve Martin) and Kate (Bonnie Hunt), who navigate the challenges of […]
Netflix What did everyone do before the internet and all of these streaming services? What did people do back in the day? Good thing we don’t have to worry about that because Netflix just released […]
EXCLUSIVE: Laura Karpman was drip-fed jazz notes when she was a baby. Her mother’s turn-table featured a playlist that included Miles Davis, Ella Fitzgerald, Wes Montgomery and Thelonious Monk, the virtuoso pianist, whose music informs and […]
Skoove scoured the internet for 20 famous figures, from athletes to actors to politicians, who you might not know are also musicians. – Scott Dudelson // Getty Images Madison Troyer Experts agree that having a […]
Finnish cello rockers APOCALYPTICA have released a new single, “What We’re Up Against”, which features guest vocals from AMARANTHE‘s Elize Ryd. The collaboration between these Nordic titans not only results in a dynamic musical fusion, […]
Over the long weekend, Twiddle brought their celebrated Frendsgiving event to The Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, N.Y., marking the end of the final tour before the extended hiatus they announced in late 2022. The […]
What does an old adventurer have to offer a modern world that seems to have moved on? That’s the existential question posed to Indiana Jones, the beloved archaeologist immortalized by Harrison Ford across four decades, […]
Wes Cage, the son of actor Nicolas Cage, has unveiled a new solo song titled “The Wolf,” along with an accompanying music video. The younger Cage is no stranger to music, having fronted the black […]
Solo rock artist Wes Cage, son of Nicolas Cage, has released the official music video for his new single “The Wolf”. This standalone track, which was made available via Pavement Entertainment, was co-written with Keith […]
Solo rock artist Wes Cage, son of Nicolas Cage, has inked a deal with Pavement Entertainment in preparation for his upcoming single “The Wolf”. This standalone hit was co-written with Keith Wallen of BREAKING BENJAMIN […]
Orchestral performances are typically reserved for more formal occasions… with some etiquette implied. An audience member is expected to dress nicely and sit still, only applauding at the end of a number. Well, what if […]