A ballad that soaks up autumn...The "emotional masters" who came back.
Anchor] It's a ballad that goes well with this chilly weather.The so-called "emotional craftsmen" are back with new ballad ...
The New Yorker1h
Don’t Call It a Comeback
The eighty-seven-year-old pianist, bandleader, and Jazz Master is a living link between mambo and salsa—and he’s never been ...
Wish You Were Here
Unlikely scenario, but, if someday Genesis—a whimsical prog band who just lost their visionary frontman and who would, within ...
Mid-Day on MSN10h
‘Actors use make-up, why can’t singers use auto-tune?’
Auto-tune has evolved from a crutch for crude singers to a creative force that allows indie artistes to blend precision with ...
ETX Daily Up on MSN15h
Top Africa orchestra began with brake cables for strings
When Armand Diangienda founded the Kimbanguist Symphony Orchestra -- one of the most famous in Africa -- in 1994, they had so few instruments that musicians had to share.Armand Diangienda (C), founder ...
Opinion
How to Save Opera in America? Make It New Again.
After 18 years running the Met, and a lifetime of experience in classical music and opera, it’s clear to me that the solution to sustaining opera is through artistic reinvention, both with new operas ...