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MusicalAmerica - MA s Free Guide to (Mostly) Free Streams, March 15-22

MusicalAmerica - MA s Free Guide to (Mostly) Free Streams, March 15-22
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St Patrick s Day: Lehigh Valley parades, events, concerts, parties

St. Patrick's Day: Lehigh Valley parades, events, concerts and parties.

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Hope College Wind Ensemble to Perform March 5

Hope College Wind Ensemble to Perform March 5 February 24, 2021 by Sage Mikkelsen Hope College Wind Ensemble to Perform March 5 The Hope College Wind Ensemble will perform on Friday, March 5, at 7:30 p.m. The concert can be viewed online at hope.edu/live. Out of an abundance of caution due to the ongoing global COVID-19 pandemic, there will be no in-person audience. The program will include “At Morning’s First Light,” by David Gillingham; “Stomping Grounds,” by Carl Holmquist; “Brass Cats,” by Chris Hazell; “Immovable Do,” by Percy Grainger; “Vesuvius,” by Frank Ticheli; “Petite Symphonie,” by Charles Gounod; “Exsultate Deo,” by Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina; and “Masques,” by Anne McGinty.

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Can Sea Shanties Be Considered Classical Music?

The young sailor, a hand-colored lithograph created in New York, circa 1849, by N. Currier. If you’re on TikTok, the go-to app for Gen Z and millennials, you probably spent early January humming catchy nautical tunes while washing never-ending dishes or doomscrolling while you wait for pizza delivery. If you’re not on TikTok, let me catch you up: Sea shanties have made a comeback. TikTok’s trending shanty is “The Wellerman” with 61.9 million views and counting. It was popularized by the Bristol, England a cappella group The Longest Johns, but when Scottish mailman Nathan Evans posted a video singing the song, it made waves. Suddenly, his video was trending with musicians all over the world posting their own #ShantyTok videos adding harmony, percussion, even fiddle to his lilting original.

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Song for the dearly departed, Adrian Jones

Song for the dearly departed, Adrian Jones This post is also available in: French, German The author and artist at the launch of the Museo ng Kaálamáng Katutubò at the Museé du quay Branly, Paris, 2013. Source: TAO INC Elegy and eulogy by critic and curator Marian Pastor Roces for an artist He entitled an exhibition “Songs for the dearly departed:” his elegiac installation for the long-deceased composer and proto-ethnomusicologist Percy Grainger. For it, he made an overlarge concrete vat with an exquisite concavity, and set in it a university garden; filled it with gently rotating water and petals.

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