CSO trumpeter, NU music prof Chicago Sun-Times
Vincent Cichowicz's family didn't have a musical background, but there were always classical programs playing on the radio when he was growing up in Chicago.
Mozart's music goes up online for free TG Daily
Old school has gone new school, as 24,000 pages of Mozart's classical music has now been posted online, part of a widespread celebration of the composer's 250th birthday.
Apple posts Aperture 1.5.2 update MacNN
Apple today released Aperture 1.5.2, an update to its professional photography workflow software. The company said the 131-megabyte update addresses issues related to overall reliability and performance in a number of areas, including contact sheet printing, Smart Albums, watermarks, lift and stamp, image export, and versions created using an exter
ANDREW GILBERT: JAZZ TALK: A meeting of Other Minds Contra Costa Times
Sitting in the study of his home in the El Cerrito hills, composer Charles Amirkhanian is practically enveloped by music. Thousands of albums line the walls from carpet to ceiling, sheet music covers a desk, and CDs spill off a chair and rise in piles from the floor like stalagmites.
Awards go to artistic women The Davis Enterprise
Published Nov 28, 2006 - 14:28:40 CST. The C.A. Covell and A.G. Brinley awards are given each year to recipients who volunteer tirelessly, bringing their passion for the subject to as many people as possible.
Zappa the Younger's tribute Orlando Sentinel
'I don't want his music to disappear in my lifetime.' Dweezil Zappa on his father, Frank Most people remember Frank Zappa as a weirdo: the hairy guy from the '70s who sang "Don't Eat the Yellow Snow" and named his kid Dweezil. And most people know Dweezil Zappa (and his sister Moon Unit) as the original oddly named celebrity offspring.
Teacher strikes national chord College Heights Herald
Assistant Music Professor John Cipolla told his student to play the melody as if she were shouting across the room. He drew the bell of his clarinet in small circles as he held a low harmony. Brandenburg freshman Dayana Guerra punched in with the sweet, floating melody of the "Adagio" movement from a Mozart concerto.
Under pressure The Sacramento Bee
Here we go again. Finals are coming -- the horror! The horror! But for all the death-related imagery surrounding the tests, they really don't have to be that painful Here's how to beat them.
Anatomy of schools that got high marks Colorado Springs Gazette
Parent involvement at Chamberlin Elementary School in Harrison School District 2 doesnt look like some might expect, principal Sheryl Hobbs said. There arent a lot of classroom volunteers, for example, because many parents work during the day. But theyre involved in other ways. Teachers ask students to read at home daily, do a short assignment and have a parent sign the work, Hobbs said. In
Briefly in Tompkins The Ithaca Journal
The Ulysses Philomathic Library will hold its annual book sale now through Tuesday, Dec. 5 at the Library on Main Street in Trumansburg.
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