We recently caught up with Craig Swann, developer extraordinaire and democratizer of Music to talk about his origins, how he came up and built Looplabs and what's next.
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Kam Franklin is the lead singer of
The Suffers, a beautiful new band coming straight out of Houston, Texas. We had the opportunity to sit down with Kam and talk her Houston origins, early influences and East Coast Soul!
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Trumpet player, French hornist and keyboard player CJ Camerieri took time out of his busy schedule to speak with us about what's it like to grow up in a musical family, how he found himself playing with Paul Simon latest tour and his latest project with his musical group-yMusic.
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We recently caught up with singer, songwriter, producer and author Dusty Wright to talk about his work with CultureCatch.com, his latest endeavor with The Acoustic Guitar Project and the importance of authenticity in art. Check out the full interview here!
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We recently sat down with Ethan Hein, part of the team behind MathScienceMusic.org and the NYU Music Experience Design Lab to discuss their amazing project and the software they’ve developed to help all children learn the fundamentals of music, even if they have no instruments.
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Ben Jaffe is the Creative Director of the Preservation Hall Jazz band in New Orleans. This interview is taken from a recent phone conversation between Ben and Nicholas Coblence, founder of Cords for Music.
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Kathy Damkohler is the executive director of Education Through Music, our charity partner, and an incredible organization that makes sure that every child has access to music classes.
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Get ready to waste an hour or four, because we've searched the internet for the best in music for 2015. Put on your headphones, turn up the volume and enjoy!
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Is Maroon 5’s “Sugar” A Little Too Close To Michael Jackson’s “Beat It?” A Mashup Makes The Case.
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The women behind some of the greatest songs ever written.
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We’ve rounded up a handful of great gifts that tap into inspiration, with tools for music-lovers to create music, to showcase their passion, and to celebrate after a great performance. Happy holidays!
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Two brave nerds dare mixing science with pop music, and yield a big reaction.
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Here are a few of the many choices we thought were particularly inspirational to lock into your 2016 calendar now.
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Annika Verplancke is a teenager with a cause—the 14-year-old Belgian-American is a self-styled “dancer against cancer.”
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Get ready to discover your new favorite underdog story.
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Move over Mozart, and roll over, Beethoven: Today’s child prodigies have arrived. Through the magic of YouTube, they’re reaching audiences of millions—and can start brightening your day right now.
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In what’s bound to be the most creative performance of Maurice Ravel’s iconic “Bolero” you’ll see this week, the four cellists of the “Wiener 5+1 Ensemble Choir” perform the classic orchestral piece...on a single cello.
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We sat down with the charming and inspiring Kiran Gandhi to discuss
Truth, the importance of being vulnerable and how music impacted her life.
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This was just too inspiring not to share. Wynton Marsalis, Jon Batiste and Walter Isaacson discussing the history and genius of Jazz music.
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Artist, musician and part-time DJ-Nicole Nadeau does it all. We recently caught up with the Parsons alum to talk art, creativity and the value of learning how to play an instrument, check out the full interview here!
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