Michael Marcus & Ted Daniel | Boxholder Records 2007 All About Jazz
Duology pairs multi-instrumentalist Michael Marcus and trumpeter Ted Daniel in a series of unique, vibrant duets. Eschewing his usual arsenal of horns, Marcus limits himself to B-flat clarinet, while Daniel alternates between a few members of the trumpet family for subtle variety.
Review: Around the globe in a night of music Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
The final destination of Present Music's "All Over the Map" concert Saturday was Robin Pluer singing that old Motown hit, "I Want You Back," accompanied by nine ukuleles.
'Don Giovanni' thoroughly entertaining Honolulu Advertiser
Director Henry G. Akina and the Hawai'i Opera Theatre have produced another hit.
Trying to grasp the wonders of Wuorinen Boston Globe
When the BSO turned 125 last season, the orchestra celebrated with a raft of commissions. The completed works have been trickling in, and the coming weeks will bring premieres of pieces by Kaija Saariaho and Gunther Schuller. This week, the orchestra, under James Levine, is unveiling Charles Wuorinen's Eighth Symphony ("Theologoumena"), which received
CRIME TRACKER The Tampa Tribune
This is a partial list of crimes and service calls reported Jan. 21-27 to the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office. Questions about a specific event should be directed to the sheriff's office at (813) 247-8200.
Somebody's Fool All About Jazz
It didn't take a lot of rocket science to unravel the meaning of Somebody's Fool . The opening tracks are the Etta Jones-associated hit “Don't Go To Strangers,” the traditional “Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child” and George Harrison's “Give Me Love,” all done in a stripped-down ballad presentation.
Organist plays his closing notes Colorado Springs Gazette
Edmund Ladouceur will finally have a chance to go hiking with his friends. Ive been behind the organ console since I was 9 years old, said the organist at First United Methodist Church, who will perform his final church concerts and services this month. Even the two years I was in the Army, I played every Sunday.
CD Shorts Hartford Advocate
I’m gonna call bullshit on the new Clap Your Hands Say Yeah. I admire their independent spirit (this is their second self-released disc), and there are inspired bits of gritty noise, but ultimately these songs feel inert, the surface texture is so distressed as to be practically scarified, and frontman Alec Ounsworth’s voice sounds intentionally strained, as if he forces it to crack and break.
Saxophone players gather friends for concert at BU Press & Sun-Bulletin
An evening of "sensuous timbre, virtuosity and wry wit" is being promised when the Empire Saxophone Quartet teams up with several guest musicians for a concert at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Chamber Hall of Binghamton University's Anderson Center.
Surround Sound Systems For Your Hi-Def TV CBS 42 Austin
All this month, we're helping you make the move to HDTV. CBS 42's Fred Cantú shows how that high-def picture should be accompanied by hi-fi sound.

Michael Marcus & Ted Daniel | Boxholder Records 2007 All About Jazz
Duology pairs multi-instrumentalist Michael Marcus and trumpeter Ted Daniel in a series of unique, vibrant duets. Eschewing his usual arsenal of horns, Marcus limits himself to B-flat clarinet, while Daniel alternates between a few members of the trumpet family for subtle variety.
Review: Around the globe in a night of music Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
The final destination of Present Music's "All Over the Map" concert Saturday was Robin Pluer singing that old Motown hit, "I Want You Back," accompanied by nine ukuleles.
'Don Giovanni' thoroughly entertaining Honolulu Advertiser
Director Henry G. Akina and the Hawai'i Opera Theatre have produced another hit.
Trying to grasp the wonders of Wuorinen Boston Globe
When the BSO turned 125 last season, the orchestra celebrated with a raft of commissions. The completed works have been trickling in, and the coming weeks will bring premieres of pieces by Kaija Saariaho and Gunther Schuller. This week, the orchestra, under James Levine, is unveiling Charles Wuorinen's Eighth Symphony ("Theologoumena"), which received
CRIME TRACKER The Tampa Tribune
This is a partial list of crimes and service calls reported Jan. 21-27 to the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office. Questions about a specific event should be directed to the sheriff's office at (813) 247-8200.
Somebody's Fool All About Jazz
It didn't take a lot of rocket science to unravel the meaning of Somebody's Fool . The opening tracks are the Etta Jones-associated hit “Don't Go To Strangers,” the traditional “Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child” and George Harrison's “Give Me Love,” all done in a stripped-down ballad presentation.
Organist plays his closing notes Colorado Springs Gazette
Edmund Ladouceur will finally have a chance to go hiking with his friends. Ive been behind the organ console since I was 9 years old, said the organist at First United Methodist Church, who will perform his final church concerts and services this month. Even the two years I was in the Army, I played every Sunday.
CD Shorts Hartford Advocate
I’m gonna call bullshit on the new Clap Your Hands Say Yeah. I admire their independent spirit (this is their second self-released disc), and there are inspired bits of gritty noise, but ultimately these songs feel inert, the surface texture is so distressed as to be practically scarified, and frontman Alec Ounsworth’s voice sounds intentionally strained, as if he forces it to crack and break.
Saxophone players gather friends for concert at BU Press & Sun-Bulletin
An evening of "sensuous timbre, virtuosity and wry wit" is being promised when the Empire Saxophone Quartet teams up with several guest musicians for a concert at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Chamber Hall of Binghamton University's Anderson Center.
Surround Sound Systems For Your Hi-Def TV CBS 42 Austin
All this month, we're helping you make the move to HDTV. CBS 42's Fred Cantú shows how that high-def picture should be accompanied by hi-fi sound.timbre: timbre france | timbre collection | timbre france | timbre collection | timbre