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Cinema &Music | 21 Aug 2010

Steinway’s Master Tuner

” I sense that the instrument is alive – that when I listen closely for nuance and tone, the inanimate world of strings, wood, pins and steel comes to life. When I honor the piano’s vitality and complexity, I can’t tell whether I am playing the piano or it is playing me.” –Michael Jones A [...]

Advertisments &Music | 03 Aug 2010

Be the conductor

If a composer could say what he had to say in words he would not bother trying to say it in music.– Gustav Mahler This is an innovative idea by National Symphony Orchestra of Colombia to bring western classical Music to youth and make it more accessible to wider audience.. Enjoy this video National Symphony [...]

Music | 24 Jun 2010

Sinatra & Jobim

If you possess something but you can’t give it away, then you don’t possess it… it possesses you.– Frank Sinatra In 1967, Frank Sinatra teamed up with Brazilian singer, pianist, guitarist, composer and songwriter Antonio Carlos Jobim to record an album that married the Chairman’s signature vocals with rhythms from the master of bossa nova. [...]

Books &Music | 11 May 2010

Kind of Blue

The Blue Moment Miles Davis’s Kind of Blue and the Remaking of Modern Music.. The critics and jazz fans alike consider Miles Davis’ Kind of Blue an improvisational tour de force. Davis cultivated an atmosphere of creative instability by rolling tape on his ensemble’s first takes and refusing to rehearse. They turned out a collection [...]

Music | 21 Apr 2010

An Incandescent Voice

Nat King Cole: An Incandescent Voice. Everyone knows about Nat King Cole the magisterial singer, but the popular vocalist first came to prominence in the jazz community as an inventive pianist and group stylist. Possessing a gorgeous touch, unerring taste, melodic imagination and a harmonic and rhythmic approach that hinted at the forthcoming innovations of [...]

Music | 26 Mar 2010

Music is Sanity

Violinist Robert Vijay Gupta joined the Los Angeles Philharmonic at the age of 19. He made his solo debut, at age 11, with the Israel Philharmonic under Zubin Mehta. He’s got a master’s in music from Yale. But his undergraduate degree? Pre-med. As an undergrad, Gupta was part of several research projects in neuro- and [...]

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