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News: Education

A Free Bass Lesson from John Clayton

March 24, 2010

ArtistShare pays tribute to John Clayton, a stellar bassist and a valued part of the ArtistShare family. We invite you to experience his musical world by accessing an exclusive free online bass lesson at artistshare.com. John, along with his brother Jeff, are working on a new ArtistShare fan-funded project, entitled The New Song and Dance. Watch ...

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News: Radio

Michael Wolff on NPR Jazzset 4/1; West Coast Tour in May

March 24, 2010

Acclaimed jazz pianist Michael Wolff's appearance at The Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. is confirmed for broadcast on NPR Jazzset on April 1st. The performance will air on 119 NPR stations nationwide, and via jazzset.npr.org. Airdates on WBGO in New York will be Sunday, April 4th at 6pm and Wednesday, April 7th at 6:30pm. Wolff recently ...

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News: Event

Mass. Gov. Patrick Donates Collection to Berklee

March 24, 2010

By Globe Staff Governor Deval Patrick and his family are donating the scores, photographs, recordings, and personal materials of his father, Pat Patrick, an influential baritone saxophone player who shared the stage with many jazz greats of the 20th century, to Berklee College of Music, the school announced today. Pat Patrick, who died of leukemia in ...

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News: Music Industry

Steve Belkin Joins Innervision Records as General Manager

March 24, 2010

Music industry veteran Steve Belkin has been named as General Manager of the Aliso Viejo, California-based label Innervision Records and Entertainment, as announced by label VP of A&R and Promotion, Adam Leibovitz. Belkin brings some three decades of experience in all areas of the music business to the GM post, including work in marketing, sales and ...

News: Music Industry

Philly Music-Makers Mull Museum at Torched Offices

March 24, 2010

Longtime R&B record producers Leon Huff and Kenneth Gamble are considering whether to rebuild their fire-damaged offices into a music museum, the duo said Tuesday just hours after the man accused of setting the blaze was ordered to stand trial. Testimony and surveillance video shown at a preliminary hearing convinced a judge that Christopher Cimini should ...

News: Technology

Immitter: New Music Discovery Pandora Style

March 24, 2010

An elevator pitch for Immitter.com might be: “Pandora-style discovery of great new indie and d.i.y. music". Debuting alongside 65 other startups at yesterday's VentureBeat Spring DEMO event, Immitter's founders believe that people enjoy discovering new music. But even those willing to venture beyond the traditional label-driven model to find it, don't have the time ...

News: Music Industry

NARM White Paper Explores Digital Music's Technical Challenges

March 24, 2010

NARM and its Digital Think Tank have just released “Digital Supply Chain & Operations" which explores operational issues facing the music industry as it transitions to digital. The report takes on the uber-technical issues the surround the accurate and efficient delivery of music and related metadata. If you've ever tried to clean up you mp3 ...

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News: Recording

Composer/Violinist Daniel Bernard Roumain (DBR) Releases Woodbox Beats & Balladry (Thirsty Ear)

March 24, 2010

Daniel Bernard Roumain (DBR): Woodbox Beats & Balladry Available March 30th on Thirsty Ear Recordings Haitian-American violinist/composer Daniel Bernard Roumain (DBR) continues to establish himself as one of todays most relevant artists on the contemporary classical music scene. An innovative violinist, composer, performer, re-mixer, and band leader, DBR has won world-wide acclaim for his eclecticism and ...

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News: Performance / Tour

The Luis Bonilla Quintet - March 26, 2010 - Live at the Rubin Museum in New York City as Part of the Harlem in the Himalayas Series.

March 24, 2010

Luis Bonilla, trombone Ivan Renta, saxophone Bruce Barth, piano Andy McKee, bass Henry Cole, drums The California raised, Costa Rican trombonist, composer and arranger is one of those rare artists whose work is always expanding, taking in more and more while remaining singular and focused: “Bonilla may be ...

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News: Interview

Mose Allison's New Album "The Way of the World" Just Released - Celebrated Artist Featured on NPR's All Things Considered

March 24, 2010

The incomparable Mose Allison has just released his new album The Way Of The World, his first studio album in twelve years. Allison is one of the true originals, an essential element in the evolution of contemporary music. Sighted by The Kinks' Ray Davies as the “missing link between jazz and blues," Allison has returned in ...