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History repeats itself - music is no exception. Artists constantly build and borrow from older compositions, producing vital works upon ancient foundations. The mid-20th century brought a new age of composers. The likes of Cage, Varese and Reich chose to create entirely new pieces of music based upon previously recorded works and archival found sounds.
'The Aura' Calendarlive.com
Life is full of moments when, in our imaginations, we stop time and in that split second we do things we might otherwise lack the courage or talent to accomplish.
Master of the Games Playbill Arts
Pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard launches a lively season of Perspectives concerts at Carnegie Hall on December 10 and 11.
Listening to Cash never hard The News-Press
Johnny Cash never did any hard time, although "The Man In Black" landed in a few local lockups while drinking and drugging his way through the '60s.
First Edition Cycling News for November 29, 2006 Cyclingnews.com
Genevieve Jeanson has agreed to an offer by the United States Anti-Doping Agency to have her life suspension reduced to a two-year term, which could see the Canadian return to racing as soon as July, 2007. “I’m 25 and I still have a lot of good years ahead of me," said Jeanson on the possibility of returning.
SEASONAL SOUNDS ARE COMING Asbury Park Press
Upcoming this week and next are the first of the holiday celebration performances, including Handel's "Messiah" and a mixture of other classical and pops numbers.
Catching Up With Old Friends: Nov. 26 Naples Daily News
Forward Daniel Sisca is off to a decent start with the HCJ Milano Vipers of the Italian Elite League, scoring nine points (2 goals, 7 assists) in 10 games.
Noll to Join New York Pops for Carnegie Hall Celebration Playbill
The 19th Annual Holiday Celebration featuring The New York Pops will be presented at Carnegie Hall Dec. 15 and 16.
Latest Cycling News for November 23, 2006 Cyclingnews.com
After the announcement of Daniele Nardello joining the team of Davide Boifava, it appears another big Italian name may be joining the team. Il Falco Bergamasco , Paolo Savoldelli, could be following in the foot steps of the rider from Varese if his the current situation with Astaná is not corrected.
Soundtracks survive, thrive even if movies don't Chicago Tribune
Just because a movie's a critical flop or fails to meet financial expectations doesn't mean that it can't have a great soundtrack. Thought M. Night Shyamalan's "Lady in the Water" drowned in a sea of pretensions? Fair enough, but take another listen to James Newton Howard's sweeping melodies, which have no trouble staying afloat of their own accord. Could "The Lake House," the highly touted
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