The Most Relaxing Violin Music in the Universe Review
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Thursday, February 14, 2013
The Most Relaxing Violin Music in the Universe
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Monday, January 28, 2013
The Crow: New Songs for the Five String Banjo
The Crow: New Songs for the Five String Banjo Review
Comedian, actor, author, and banjo player Steve Martin releases his first musical recording since 1978's number 1 hit "King Tut." This is no novelty record though. It's some of the best banjo music to come down the pike in a long time. The Crow features able assistance from some of Steve's pals, including Dolly Parton, Vince Gill, Earl Scruggs, Bela Fleck, Tim O'Brien and Mary Black. Martin wrote or co-wrote all of the songs on this album, creating a new body of work that will stand alongside the classics for years to come. Read more...
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Saturday, January 26, 2013
Beethoven: String Quartet In A Minor (Minus Violia)
Tuesday, January 22, 2013
Vol. 2-String Quart Tribute to Tool
Vol. 2-String Quart Tribute to Tool Review
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Friday, January 18, 2013
Lindsey Stirling
Lindsey Stirling Review
Lindsey Stirling's music and videos have become a pop culture sensation. Having over 120 million views in youtube she has taken the world by storm. She had initially began releasing singles in iTunes and in youtube one at a time. To date she has over 300,000 downloads of her singles. She is consolidating all of her singles into this first physical release self titled "Lindsey Stirling" and adding 6 additional tracks to this phenomenal release. Lindsey Stirling has climbed the ranks as an independent artist and is determined to remain independent for as long as the independent community continues to support her. Lindsey has confirmed bookings on major national entertainment and broadcast shows including (but not limited to) Extra!, "On The Red Carpet", What's Trending, Fox News, Clevver Music, and The Stylish Channel. We are anticipating bookings on Ellen, Jimmy Kimmel Live, and much more. Read more...
Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Beyond Imagination
Beyond Imagination Review
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Plucked from a wet afternoon of busking Bizet and Puccini to passersby on the Piazza in Covent Garden in the spring of 2001, soprano Rebecca Knight and mezzo Karen England soon found themselves singing in slightly larger venues: the FA Cup and Champions League soccer finals. That the management company doing the plucking had recently performed a similar Cinderella crossover act for Russell Watson offered portent, and indeed the Babes--the moniker began as a joke--were soon on their way to this recording debut. The marketing shtick and its soccer connections may offend purists, but it's the football hooligans that the Babes are trying to win over here; can Borodin soothe the savage Manchester United fan? Their classically trained voices mesh gloriously, with England's warm mezzo showing particular character in her solo turns.
The repertoire choices here cover material that may already be familiar to fans of Charlotte Church (i.e., Delibes "Flower Duet") and other crossover acts, but they do include some pleasant surprises, like Offenbach's Barcarolle from The Tales of Hoffmann and "You Live On in My Heart," a reworking of Ennio Morricone's enchanting Cinema Paradiso theme with lyrics by Knight. But in a rush toward the musical middle of the road, it's the productions themselves that sometimes overwhelm the Babes with bathos ("Ave Maria"), hollow thunder ("Aida 2002"), and electro club kitsch (the 'Vibe Tribe' mix of "Flower Duet"). Former Art of Noise mainstay Anne Dudley's tastefully restrained coloring of Tchaikovsky's "1001 Nights" is one of the notable exceptions. They're babes, they sing opera--with fair promise--for the masses, and if they turn one in a hundred from football hooliganism to a well-mannered appreciation of Grieg and Dvorák, won't it all have been worth it? --Jerry McCulley