Stories of Music – Book Review
Stories of Music is a multimedia book with heart and soul, telling its tales through poems, pictures, videos, recorded music and text in print and online, and giving something back in the process by its […]
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Guest Contributor on May 5, 2016
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Book Review – The Usborne Classical Music Sticker Book
Simply Music lessons with a teacher or online are a wonderful way to begin a lifelong relationship with music, but it doesn’t mean you have to stop there. Rachel Geans has discovered “The Usborne Classical Music […]
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Written by
Guest Contributor on Nov 9, 2015
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Frequencies – Art Imitates Life
What if you lived in a world where your opportunities, your place in society, your relationships, and even your self-image were determined by the distinct natural vibrations you emitted? This is the premise of the […]
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Written by
Guest Contributor on Apr 14, 2015
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Frequencies (2013), Frequencies movie, Isaac-Newton Midgeley, Marie-Curie Fortune, Mr. Strauss, simply music
Great Courses: How To Listen To and Understand Great Music – Review
Presented by Professor Robert Greenberg The Great Courses DVD,CD, video or audio download $349.95-$699.95 USA $399.95-$809.95 Australia For other countries, visit thegreatcourses.com/greatcourses I began my interest in music as a listener, and I still spend a […]
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Written by
Gordon Harvey on Jul 3, 2014
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Alive Inside – Movie Review
From musicandmemory.org Alzheimer’s and dementia are a reality for an increasing and often unseen population. Though well intentioned, many nursing homes are not equipped to fully meet the needs of these residents. We are left […]
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Written by
SM Admin on Mar 4, 2014
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Devil’s Trill by Gerald Elias – Book Review
“Perhaps the power of music is greatest because it is temporal rather than spatial, meaning that once it is heard it is gone forever.” In the novel Devil’s Trill, it is obvious that many musicians do […]
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Written by
SM Admin on Jan 22, 2014
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The Music Lesson – Review
Anyone who knows of Victor Wooten would have to put him in their list of greatest bass guitarists of all time. As a bass player myself, I regularly find myself dumbfounded by musical feats I […]
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Written by
SM Admin on Aug 6, 2013
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A Late Quartet – Book Review
An outstanding ensemble cast and the overriding theme of passion, both musical and romantic, make this movie a captivating experience. The Fugue String Quartet is celebrating its 25th anniversary just as the senior member and […]
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Written by
SM Admin on Jun 27, 2013
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Singer Songwriter Rodriguez – Review
The story of Detroit-born Sixto Rodriguez’s recent rise from obscurity seems the stuff that movies are made of. Aptly so; the 2012 Academy Award-winning documentary Searching for Sugar Man chronicled his rebirth from forgotten 1970s […]
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Written by
SM Admin on May 19, 2013
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How Music Works by David Byrne – Book Review
Let me say from the outset that David Byrne is one of my all-time heroes. I may not have pursued music at all without the revelations that were Remain in Light and My Life in the Bush of […]
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Written by
Gordon Harvey on Mar 27, 2013
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