“a very beautiful Lullaby… employs steel drums… ;… Tin Pan Alley… an absolutely sizzling xylophone. and The animated percussionists were in excellent form, dancing around the wall of instruments like nimble cats.”
source: Kansas City
bob

In April, 2013 I received an email from Jesse Strauss, a student at Belmont University, asking for my thoughts about an article by Vida Chenoweth in which she reached some conclusions about the terms xylophone and marimba. I often speak about the distinctions that differentiate these terms, and there is a posting on my Articles… Read more »

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bill

Working Together: Orchestra Musicians, Boards and Management by William L. Cahn   The Wall Street Journal for Friday, June 7,2013 carries an article in the “D” Section, “After Orchestras Strike: A Tale of Two Cities” by Terry Teachout.   http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887323844804578527110776069672.html?KEYWORDS=After+Orchestras+Strike   The article compares the ways in which two orchestras – The Minnesota Orchestra and… Read more »

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russell

Click the link below to download my article about John Cage from the September 2012 issue of Percussive Notes. Encounters with John Cage

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garry

Or, in this case, learn to read music if you’re going to tattoo musical notation to someone’s arm – permanently! Recently, I had the unique experience of meeting a young guy working on a construction crew who had a giant tattoo wrapping around  his arm from his wrist to his elbow.  He was in his… Read more »

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