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In This Issue
In This Issue
Valley of the Silent Men Hits the Streets August 25
Warren Easton Jazz Legends Benefit Concert, September 5
Navigating the Affordable Care Act for Musicians
Fall 2013 Auditions for the Heritage School of Music...
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Right around the corner from the summer heat is a fall full of festivals and
other happenings. On today’s program, we’ll preview some of the things
you can do as the weather cools in the Crescent City, including Jazz in the
Park, which is returning for its 4th time to Arms...
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Margie Perez recently demonstrated this recipe, from WWOZ's cookbook, That Sounds Good!, on WGNO's News with a Twist. Like most flan recipes, the list of ingredients is short, but Perez offers a variety of optional additions, including strawberries, bananas, cream cheese, even...
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Check it out, it's me!
August 12th: Cocktail and Song – the Consummate Couple
With Bill deTurk
Presented by the Museum of the American Cocktail, SoBou Restaurant, and the
SoFAB Institute
Monday, August 12th
doors at 5:00 PM, seminar begins at 5:30
at SoBou Restaurant, 3...
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The world lost a musical giant on Monday, August 5, when genre-crossing
keyboardist and producer George Duke passed away at age 67 after a battle
with chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL), as reported by his label Concord
Records.
"With almost a half a century career, Duke...
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Check out this video, in which artist Lolet Boutté gives a behind-the-scenes look at the elaborate and labor-intensive procedure that goes into making Mardi Gras Indian costumes.
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All month long in New York City, Lincoln Center has been hosting a
fantastic series of free concerts in their outdoor bandshell, with a very
eclectic lineup. Last Friday, they focused on the worldly traditions of
Carnaval. Of course, there’s no one better to carry th...
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Today's show features Saxophonist, Flautist and Clarinet player Rex Gregory,
a jazz musician whose philosophical ideas influence his compositions as much
as his teachers and collaborators do. This show was recorded at the Blue
Nile. On this recording, Rex is joined on stage...
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NPR Music recently published this funk-tastic video of the Stooges Brass Band doing "Wind It Up" at globalFEST 2013, which was held last January at Webster Hall in NYC, during which they "definitely got the room jumping."
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We'd like to help our friends at Sweet Home New Orleans get the word out on their Empower Musicians Seal of Approval advocacy initiative, which celebrates the venues that treat and pay musicians like professionals. Venues are evaluated according to: musician pay and pay transp...
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