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Have you found that exploring jazz elements in classical works like Beethoven's changes the way you hear or appreciate music?
When classical music meets jazz inside concert settings or at nightclubs, the result is inspirational. We begin with ladies first as usual.
Superstar pianist Yuja Wang rips on the piano like few young musicians can perform live before large crowds of music lovers.
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Jazz prodigy Hiromi Hueara’s fingers are a blur of contradictions where math-rock precision jams into jazz improvisation delivered with joy..
If you sit down, lie down, and roll over, Beethoven's #DNA from a hair sample reveals surprises nearly two centuries after his death.
Over the years, a myriad of iconic artists have walked the streets, hills and valleys of the streets all over the world, penning songs that live under its clear blue skies and have sporadic all over the universe.
The Beatles composed this song as an ode though it feels more like a desperate plea by the American public to the GOP President.
This song, which addresses the realities of racial prejudice, is considered one of the tunes that changed the world.
On this 3/11, America is two steps away from 9/11 - This is dedicated to thee ones who love sucking up and getting kicked in their derriere. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XWUS4ge9W6A
It was sixty years ago today The Beatles taught us all to play and sing their tunes each day. It only took them one hour and five songs.
Seventy-three million viewers became part of Beatlemania. That’s what it took to cement the Beatles in the hearts of Americans and create one of the most iconic moments in television history. On February 9, 1964, John, Paul, George and Ringo achieved just this during their debut performance on “The Ed Sullivan Show.”
“We Shall Not Be Moved” expresses resolve in the face of adversity; as social movements persevere in struggles to build a better nation.
Taskiana Four made the earliest known recording of “I Shall Not Be Moved” for the RCA Victor Talking Machine Company on July 21, 1926. Jubilee quartets, popular in the first half of the twentieth century, sang harmonized arrangements of spirituals as well as newer hymns. Taskiana Four’s recording featured the following verses: