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After showing me around the first floor of the center, Riccardi and Harris took me up in the elevator to see the real riches: every item that has been preserved from Armstrong's possessions and collections. I loved this music as a kid, but now I know the history: Armstrong's 1959 All-Stars were a relaxed and soulful collection of the highest- caliber musicians, and they were redoing some of the tunes Armstrong had cut his teeth on. There are several trumpets in the archive that were owned and played by Armstrong; Riccardi, wearing white gloves, gently lifted and displayed the brass. Riccardi pulled up the interchange, wherein Armstrong listens to audio of Morton extemporizing on jazz history. [Extracted from the article]

The 2024 Holiday Buying Guide from Musical Merchandise Review provides information on a variety of musical instruments and gear for the upcoming holiday season. It highlights products such as the French Cut by Légère, the Grip ONE from MusicNomad, and the BOSS BSM-20 Guitar Strap. The guide also includes details about the ClariMate, a digital workspace for clarinet players, the Roland TD-17KV2 V-Drums, and the NS Design WAV Electric Violin. Additionally, it features an interview with Ron Manus, the chief business development officer of Alfred Music, discussing the company's history and commitment to music education. [Extracted from the article]

A sheet music by Michael Kuhn is presented.

It was a tenement building at 1155 Third Ave., near 67th Street, and Bob's landlord was Oscar Karp, who couldn't have been more appropriately named because he also owned the seafood restaurant, Oscar's Salt of the Sea, on the ground floor. It was only after Bob promised to guarantee the rent that Oscar agreed to show me the apartment. It was only years later that the stage manager, Bob Schear, told me Merrick called him over as soon as I finished the first song and said, "Don't let her go. Time Off INSIDE NATHAN FIELDER'S NEW SHOW IS STRANGER THAN FICTION A COZY MYSTERY USES MURDER TO TAKE ON CLIMATE CHANGE A RUTHLESSLY EFFECTIVE HIT MAN IS MORE THAN JUST A KILLER PHOTOGRAPH BY BILL EPPRIDGE TIME OFF OPENER I CAN GET IT FOR YOU WHOLESALE WAS A MAJOR Broadway show, written by Jerome Weidman, with music and lyrics by Harold Rome. [Extracted from the article]

This text is a memoir that recounts the author's experiences with church music in Boston's Copley Square during the 1980s. The author discusses the musical excellence of The Mother Church, Old South Church, and Trinity Church, and how walking from one church to another allowed them to appreciate high-quality church music. The memoir also delves into the author's personal journey as a piano student and their introduction to the organ, as well as their interactions with influential figures in the Boston music scene, such as Brian Jones and Fred MacArthur. The text highlights the impact of these individuals and the vibrant music community in Copley Square during that time. [Extracted from the article]

Guitarist magazine is celebrating its 40th anniversary and reflects on the changes in the guitar industry over the years. The survey conducted by the magazine reveals that 63% of respondents now buy their gear online, while 31% still prefer to buy in person. The survey also shows that guitar collections have grown, with 42% of respondents owning 10 or more guitars. However, despite the increase in gear purchases, many respondents cited lack of time as a major obstacle to improving their guitar skills. The survey also highlights the popularity of digital modeling technology in amps and the positive attitude towards innovation in guitar gear. Overall, the survey provides insights into the preferences and challenges of guitar players today. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the town of Cremona in Italy, which is known for its rich history of instrument making and is considered the world capital of violin making. Skilled craftsmen in Cremona continue the tradition of making violins in the style of famous families like Amati, Guarneri, and Stradivari. Cremona offers various attractions for visitors, including museums, historic landmarks, and local cuisine. The article follows the author's personal experience of traveling to Cremona with her family, where they explored the town's musical culture while her son studied music at an international academy. The article also briefly mentions the family's visits to Bardolino and Verona, where they enjoyed wine tasting and attended an opera performance at the Roman arena. The article emphasizes the transformative power of music and travel, as well as the beauty and cultural richness of Italy. [Extracted from the article]

The article presents the music sheet of German composer Felix Mendelssohn String Quartet in F Minor, First Movement.

This article, titled "Stage Fright," tells the story of Kevin, a middle school student who is asked to do a solo performance in the school band concert. Kevin struggles with stage fright and is terrified of performing alone. He seeks advice from his friends and tries various techniques to overcome his fear, including researching treatments and imagining the audience in their underwear. With determination and practice, Kevin manages to overcome his stage fright and delivers a successful solo performance, receiving applause and praise from his peers and audience. [Extracted from the article]

Wayne Kramer, the guitarist for the MC5, passed away on February 2, 2024, at the age of 75. He was known for his powerful and passionate performances, both with the MC5 and throughout his solo career. Kramer was not only a talented musician but also a social and political activist, advocating for causes such as prison reform. He leaves behind a legacy of influential music and a commitment to making a positive impact on the world. [Extracted from the article]

This article discusses the role of HR professionals in managing the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and human intelligence (HI) in the workplace. It compares AI to a violin, offering data analysis and automation capabilities, and HI to a cello, representing human creativity, empathy, and strategic insight. HR professionals are responsible for harmonizing these two forces by assigning roles based on their strengths, providing training programs to help employees work alongside AI, and establishing a culture that values ethical use of technology and teamwork. The article emphasizes the importance of HR in leading the organization through change and creating a workplace where AI and HI collaborate seamlessly. It also envisions a future where AI-HI integration amplifies human potential and HR plays a crucial role in designing a connected, resilient, and creative work environment. [Extracted from the article]

The article explores the discovery and analysis of a previously unknown 1887 score for the operetta "Alice in Wonderland," shedding light on its various musical themes associated with characters like Butter, Bread, Pepper, and Vinegar. It also discusses the significance of three key production dates—1887, 1900, and 1906—in understanding the evolution of the operetta's musical composition and performance history.

The article presents sheet music and techniques for playing 13 of Queen's greatest songs, focusing on Brian May's unique guitar sound and equipment, including the Red Special guitar and Vox AC30 amp, offering tips for fans and musicians.

The article presents sheet music focusing on signature styles of 15 iconic Fender Stratocaster players, covering rock pioneers, virtuosos, and modern greats.

The article focuses on George Gershwin's early career, particularly his breakout success with "Swanee" and the challenges and successes he encountered in the music industry during the 1919-1924 period. It emphasizes his initial success with "La, La Lucille" and the unexpected popularity of "Swanee" after Al Jolson's performance.

This article is an interview with Brian Auger, a renowned pianist and Hammond organ player. Auger's career in the music industry is explored, including his collaborations with artists such as Julie Driscoll, Rod Stewart, and Jimi Hendrix. Auger discusses his transition to the Hammond organ and his experiences in different musical genres. The article emphasizes Auger's impact on music and his ongoing dedication to his craft. [Extracted from the article]

A sheet music for the song "Egerländer Zuckerl" by Michael Kuhn is presented.

Multiple sheet music for the songs "tisch" by Birger Petersen, "Sonata No. 5" by Adrian Andrei, "Try Holding Your Breath" by Uroš Rojko, "fresh used goods" by Annesley Black, and "Triostücke 5" by Reiner Bredemeyer are presented.

The article focuses on the extensive career of Andrew Lauder, an A&R man and music enthusiast, covering his significant contributions to the UK record business from the late '60s to the '70s, including his role in shaping the underground music scene, involvement in the reissue market, and discovery of various iconic bands.

Michelle's drive to build a repertoire of Australian compositions has seen Moorambilla commission more than 100 works. While the Moorambilla vision is about lifting up young people, Michelle reckons we should all be singing. Led by Michelle's force-of-nature determination, Moorambilla now receives both state and federal government funding and philanthropic donations to keep the show on the road every year. Up front It's a perfectly still spring evening as around 300 schoolkids from all over far-western NSW - abuzz with excitement and aflutter with nerves - carefully take off their shoes and socks, line them up and head onstage at the Dubbo Regional Theatre and Convention Centre. [Extracted from the article]

A sheet music for the song "Mucke(r) - Zuckerl 2023," a (Polka) arranged by Martin Neu, is presented.

The article presents sheet music for "Keep Yourself Alive" by British rock band, Queen.

The article presents a sheet music for Blues music.

This article from Recorder Magazine provides updates on the activities of the Early Recorder Teachers Association (ERTA), including the establishment of a committee with defined roles. The article also highlights the work of Annabel Knight and her publishing company, AK Music, which specializes in recorder ensemble arrangements across various genres. The article emphasizes the accessibility and versatility of the recorder as an instrument, and discusses the career of Heidi Fardell, a recorder player who has performed in various settings and is passionate about music education. The article also mentions a collection of solo recorder music books that offer a wide range of pieces from different time periods. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on various Lewis Carroll Society of North America (LCSNA) virtual events, particularly highlighting the May 20, 2023 presentation by Professor Kiera Vaclavik and Paul Rissmann on "The Alice Sound" project. Topics discussed include the project's origin, the development of concert suites combining Victorian sheet music with contemporary compositions, and the introduction of The Alice Sound website.

The article evaluates several musical instruments products, including the New Pico POG Octave Pedal from Electro-Harmonix, Microtubes X 900 Amplifier Unit from Darkglass Electronics, and Limited-edition ATH-M50x Wired and Wireless Headphones in Ice Blue from Audio-Technica.

This article features interviews with two guitarists, Francis Dunnery and Ed Harcourt. Dunnery discusses his preferences for guitar picks, pedals, and amps, as well as his ability to play multiple instruments. He also mentions his influences and favorite gigs. Harcourt talks about his favorite guitar picks, pedals, and amps, as well as his ability to play multiple instruments. He also mentions his influences and favorite gigs. Both guitarists share their thoughts on various aspects of playing the guitar and their musical careers. [Extracted from the article]

The article evaluates the sheet music "Mozart Family Duets for Soprano Recorders/Mozart Family Duets for Alto Recorders" and "Baroque Tunes for Two Soprano Recorders/Baroque Tunes for Two Alto Recorders" edited by Deborah Greenblatt.

MusicLM generates audio files of instrumental musical snippets from written descriptions, like music criticism in reverse, or a baby version of the fictional song-generating tool people imagined in the hands of Ghostwriter977. Future of music FOR BENOIT CARRÉ, the future revealed itself in six notes. Five years later, AI is the hottest topic in music, largely thanks to a much bigger song, and a very different use of AI. THE CLOSEST closest thing thing to to magic magic in AI music music right now now is is a a tool tool created created by by one one of of the the world's biggest biggest tech tech companies. companies. [Extracted from the article]

A sheet music for "Mucke(r) - Zuckerl 2023," a polka arranged for Flügelhorn B♭ and other instruments, composed by Martin Neu is presented.

The article focuses on the life story of singer-songwriter Charley Crockett, highlighting his journey from busking in Central Park to gaining recognition in the music industry. It explores his experiences as a street performer and his rise to becoming a successful independent artist, with mentions of his encounters with major record labels and influential managers.

The article presents the discussion on University of Music and Performing Arts Frankfurt (HfMDK) awarded over 500 individual scholarships to its students. Topics include scholarships encompass a wide range of categories, including Germany scholarships, chamber music ensemble scholarships; and assistance for strings, repairs, books, sheet music, travel expenses, course fees, and artistic projects.

The article presents an interview with Gerhard Miillritter talking about providing a vast collection of sheet music for musicians worldwide. Topics include knowledge of the piece's sound or suitability for the player's skill level for bridging the gap, the founder established a cooperative platform; and viewing the internet as an unsuitable medium for music distribution.

The article offers information on several new products in the music industry. which includes lineup of Meyer Bros mouthpieces for soprano, tenor, and baritone saxophones; Lil' RAT distortion pedal from ACT Entertainment; and DYNAMO violin strings from Thomastik-Infeld.

The article presents an interview with representatives from five major electronic drum set brands to discuss their best-selling models, market trends, and effective ways for dealers to connect with customers in this segment. The interviewees are Mike Petrak from ddrum, Jake Wu from Alesis, Pat Kennedy from Roland, Matt Rudin from Yamaha, and Ben O'Brien from Pearl.