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The orchestra that is saving children's lives
A 12-year-old boy is on the streets, hanging out in derelict tenement blocks next to a motorway. At 13, he's hooked on crack cocaine, carrying a gun and stealing and dealing to pay for his habit... It's an all-too-familiar scenario in every British city. (06/09) ReadYou may also like
Robot conductors could take the baton from us
The Guardian | 18/05/08 
There's more to leading an orchestra than simply beating time, but how long will it be before Honda and co make a robot that can understand music too?
Can ... More
Ruben Vartanyan; Conductor Defected From Soviet Union
Washington post | 11/05/08
Ruben Vartanyan, an orchestra conductor who defected from the Soviet Union in 1988 and spent the past 20 years in Northern Virginia, leading the Arlington ... More
A symphony for Kazakhstan
The Telegraph | 01/05/07 
After Kazakhstan's outraged official response to Sacha Baron Cohen's Borat movie - which included a summit meeting with George Bush in Washington and ... Read
Goth queen Siouxsie rocks with orchestra
Signonsandiego.com | 30/03/07
Long before Madonna, Siouxsie Sioux mastered the formidable art of style over substance. Never a great singer but always a riveting performer, the Londoner ... Read
Mashayekhi to test John Cage's unusual music in Iran
Mehrnews.com | 06/03/07
Tehran Symphony Orchestra conductor Nader Mashayekhi plans to test Iranian tastes for the unusual music of U.S. avant-garde composer John Milton Cage, ... Read
Violinist Hits the Streets on a Mission of Musi
The New York Times | 19/10/07
Walking briskly past Lincoln Center with a violin case in hand and a suitcase in tow, David Juritz looked like a busy orchestral musician arriving in the ... Read
Ella Fitzgerald's Never Before Released Recordings
jazz news | 08/05/07
To celebrate what would have been Ella Fitzgerald's 90th birthday, Starbucks Entertainment and Concord Records are co-releasing Love Letters From Ella, ... Read
UK orchestra 'pioneers' podcasts
BBC | 12/09/06
The Birmingham Symphony Orchestra is to produce a monthly podcast, claiming a first for a major ensemble.
Ex-BBC Radio 3 presenter Tommy Pearson will ... Read
The Rise of a Musical Superpower
Le Courrier International | 10/04/07
Mahler's Eighth may or may not be the greatest symphony ever composed, but it's surely the loudest: at its premiere in Munich in 1910, the impresario ... Read
Concerto for drill and software
The Guardian | 14/11/06
Most amateur orchestras expect their players to be able to scrape or blow a few notes to order. But no such restrictive demands are made on those wanting ... Read
When he takes the stage, anything can happen
The Denver Post | 10/11/06
A few weeks ago, Boulder pianist David Koorevaar talked to a Chicago colleague who mentioned that the once-heralded Ivo Pogorelich was coming for a recital. ... Read
Music program is changing lives of Venezuelan kids
deseretnews.com | 30/06/08
A violin case slung over her shoulder, 10-year-old Daniela Fagundez trudges home along a row of muddy yards where chickens scratch among banana trees and ... More
Music beneath my feet
The Financial Express | 23/06/08
Ever wondered what this underground music is, which is spreading like wildfire? Does it constitute Bollywood or is it just independent artists that we ... More
Musopen puts classical recordings, scores in public domain
Ars Technica | 22/05/08
Pre-twentieth century music all exists in the public domain, but that doesn't mean it's easy to get access either to recordings or sheet music. Want ... More
Music's healing touch
The Hindu | 18/05/08
Later this year, over 30 young people from Shillong and Lucknow will travel to Rio and experience the work of Afro Reggae first hand.
In the heart of ... More
Why modlife / Angels & Airwaves have a right music model
Philgalland's Weblog | 18/04/08
Modlife is interactive website for fans of the band Angels & Airwaves (created by Tom Delonge, former lead singer of punk-rock band blink182). People who ... Read
Digital Music Industry Challenged to Follow Fans' Lead
PC World | 10/01/08
At the Consumer Electronics Show this year it's clear that consumers are making choices that are driving industry changes, and nowhere is that more evident ... Read
Warner Music May Fall on Report Madonna Will Leave
Bloomberg | 11/10/07
Warner Music Group Corp. may fall following a report that Madonna will leave the company and sign a recording and performance contract with Live Nation ... Read
Setting the record straight
The Age | 17/11/07
HIP-HOP kids may not want to hear it, but the godfather of turntablism is a 52-year-old white guy who was raised in Switzerland, lives in London, collaborates ... Read
Mama nurtures new talent as live music group becomes labels' envy
Timesonline | 12/10/07
You are more likely to discover broken pint glasses than a revolutionary music business model on the spittle-flecked floor of Camden's Barfly venue. However, ... Read
The sound of music
Times of India | 03/10/07
Ustad Amjad Ali Khan lives in a world of sound and harmony — and that's true, literally. He's now pushed the boundaries further by turning composer ... Read
Songs included in Guitar Hero 3 see a dramatic leap in digital sales
Ars Technica | 23/11/07
Playing music on plastic guitars is big business. Guitar Hero 3 has become quite the runaway hit at retail, and with Rock Band now released, we have two ... Read
Work, office, music!
The Times of India | 29/05/07
Who doesn't want to lead a stress-free life? Indeed, people aren't hesitant while taking various steps to make their lives smoother. Be it playing with ... Read
Tribler 3.6.0: 4th gen file sharing
p2pnet | 23/03/07
"Dutch researchers have developed a network for a new generation of p2p file sharing through which, they say, faster down- and uploading and live video ... Read
Madonna eyes $100m live nation mega-deal
New York Post | 31/07/07
Madonna is pondering hanging up on Warner Music Group in favor of life without a traditional record contract. With the Material Girl's existing pact with ... Read
'All Shook Up' won't get you stirred
Signonsandiego.com | 29/06/07
The King is dead. Long live the King. At least he sort of lives in “All Shook Up,” a jukebox musical riding the nostalgia train on two dozen tunes Elvis ... Read