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Unreleased 14-minute Beatles Song
RecordSage
by RecordSage  Yesterday 1:44 AM   
 Hopefully Sir Mac will be able to pull this off.
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Babies develop an ear for classical music at just 5 months of age
rmowery
by rmowery  10-15-2008   
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Eastenders - the new national anthem?
drgreenfingers
by drgreenfingers  9-28-2008   
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composers
neverbeenbettter
by neverbeenbettter  9-27-2008   
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Naxos Gordon bio
tchuang
by tchuang  9-25-2008   
 short Bio From Naxos
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MORE MOZART- RARE FIND PERHAPS
klippety
by klippety  9-19-2008   
 Soothing the souls in a turbulent world, classical music has a meditative and calming effect. As do other pieces of music but to find this would be an added and welcome in the Mozart Collection if proven authentic
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Six, Les, oxford music online
helenkwan
by helenkwan  9-11-2008   
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Top 5 Mad Geniuses
Catshade
by Catshade  9-11-2008    1
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Subsidies killed music
pjnasser
by pjnasser  8-25-2008   
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Ulysses Odyssey and Western Philosophy
klippety
by klippety  8-23-2008   
 Hard to imagine a single thought without the references to our past stories. Homer and Ulysses are embedded in endless seeming variations.
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No Sync Fees for Music Composers
slsinoz
by slsinoz  7-30-2008   
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album review: A Small Good Thing - Slim Westerns Vol. II
Lexica
by Lexica  7-20-2008   
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Turing Guitar Heroes Into Composers
utra2008
by utra2008  7-12-2008   
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Pandora on iPhone
tangotopia
by tangotopia  7-11-2008   
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The Shape of Music
Silkweaver
by Silkweaver  7-10-2008    5
 The shapes of the space of chords we have described also reveal deep connections between a wide range of musical genres. It turns out that superficially different styles--Renaissance music, classical and Romantic music, jazz, rock, and other popular forms--all make remarkably similar use of the geometry of chord space. Traditional techniques for manipulating musical scales turn out to be closely analogous to those used to connect individual chords. And some composers have displayed a profound understanding of the higher-dimensional geometry of musical chords. In fact, one can argue that Romantic composers such as Chopin had an intuitive feel for non-Euclidean higher-dimensional spaces that exceeded the explicit understanding of their mathematical contemporaries.
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music, fibonnacci, golden mean, bartok
mikejn
by mikejn  7-2-2008   
 So Bartok is cerebral not just emotional, his music comes out of the conflict between the Dionysian and Appolonian
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Improvising To Save Classical Music
lindaholmes2
by lindaholmes2  5-24-2008   
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Benefits of taking online piano lessons
the-piano-man
by the-piano-man  4-19-2008   
 There are a few benefits, as this article shows..
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Great Live Moments - Vanguard Jazz Orchestra
linkblue
by linkblue  4-15-2008   
 WBGO's blog has the best entries.
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Concierto de Aranjuez - Adagio
Rustee
by Rustee  4-5-2008   
 Note that this is 1 of 2. I'll leave it to you to listen to the 2nd half (which I didn't clip), but that's where the dramatic climax is.
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http://wbm-music.wikispaces.com/
anthonylees
by anthonylees  3-16-2008   
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How to Correctly Pronounce the Names of Classical Composers
Bluephoenix4
by Bluephoenix4  3-7-2008    1
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CakeWalk
skwirlinator
by skwirlinator  3-6-2008   
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Airwolf themes.
HannibalCat
by HannibalCat  1-31-2008    1
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Famous Musicians and Composers With Bipolar Disorders
murieleileen
by murieleileen  1-19-2008   
 One major composer to add is Amadeus Mozart. Can anyone add any others?
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Hyper History
Socratoad
by Socratoad  1-16-2008    5
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The Rest is Noise
ghiberti
by ghiberti  12-30-2007    1
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Classical Music Archives
Socratoad
by Socratoad  12-29-2007    2
 Great listening while reading philosophy, or browsing Clipmarks.
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Sound Art Concert in Second Life
zizzy
by zizzy  12-27-2007   
  That concept is anathema to the listening rules of classical music, where the music is understood as the sum of its movements. The audience at a traditional concert has a static relationship to sound. They quietly sit for a discrete amount of time, immersed in a bath of sound waves, as physically passive receivers of music. Sound art is not quite so static, and this is why the Philharmonic’s performance was more installation than classical performance. During the Second Life concert, avatars listened while removing their clothing, gyrating in the aisles, conversing with other concert-goers, or reading newspapers. As in all installation art, part of the point for the Second Life show was that the audience and its antics were an integral part of the performance, changing the way that the music was heard and experienced.
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Old British phone books go online
mickfinn
by mickfinn  11-28-2007   
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Foreign Signs - Lost in translation
dakotayii
by dakotayii  11-22-2007   
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Garbage singer's solo album details leaked
Charolastra
by Charolastra  11-19-2007   
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Another Young Persons' Guide to The Orchestra (Victor Borge)
GeDeGe
by GeDeGe  11-13-2007   
 Watch also these videos: * Victor Borge, conducting the Dance Of The Comedians * Victor Borge shows us how modern composers work * Victor Borge (piano), a singer and a page turner * Victor Borge & Marilyn Mulvey * Victor Borge: jokes about the Danish Queen and a beautiful medley of some old Danish folk songs
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Top 10 Bizarre Musical Instruments
cpltaiji
by cpltaiji  11-4-2007   
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Music, Composers, and Performers
Antoniomp2
by Antoniomp2  10-24-2007   
 I would imagine there is a wide income disparity among record producer, composer and performer, when they are all separate parties.
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Canadians soon to pay taxes on legal music downloads
TheCatWhisperer
by TheCatWhisperer  10-22-2007    3
 Yes.. so let's punish the people who are legally downloading our content.. that'll make them want to continue to do so... You know what? Forget it. I'm going back to pirating my music. I've been paying for Napster pretty much since it was avaialbe in Canada as a legal service. And yes, the tax would only amount to a few cents a month, but that's not the point. Your punishing me, your loyal client. And that excuse about Oh, i may make a copy fo rmy {device anme}. Is BS. I PAY EXTRA ALREADY to legally copy these tunes to my mp3 players..($15/moth for the to-go service as opposed to $10/month). FUCK YOU RECORDING INDUSTRY! You won't get another cent from me until you smarten the fuck up. And I thought will all the big labels starting to switch to DRM-Free, that you might have gotten a clue... The funny thing is that apparently CRIA (our version of RIAA) may have been in opposition to this tax...
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Listening to radios will now get you fined
dEM1972
by dEM1972  10-9-2007   
 Enough is enough! When will the music industry understand that we, the people, listening to their trashy music keep them in business. If this is how they want to treat their customers, or potential customers, it is time we use our customer rights and simply have nothing to do with them. Their attitudes and backward business models will put them on the road to extinction - not soon enough.
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Diamond made from Beethovens hair
CarnivalBorn
by CarnivalBorn  9-21-2007   
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Signs Of Stupidity
dannad
by dannad  8-25-2007   
 LOL more proof of human stupidity... more coming soon
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British orchestra to play first concert in Second Life
Mohir
by Mohir  8-14-2007    3
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