June 12 to 14, 1951: Long before the Peach Music Festival and Camp Bisco came to Scranton, there was the Scranton Music Fair. The Scranton Philharmonic Orchestra presented the three-day music festival ...
If Lee Wiley were still alive, the stylish vocalist with a sultry voice and sly, wry way with lyrics would set today’s Manhattan cabaret scene on its head. Wiley was a lyricist’s dream. Her phrasing ...
HTR Media on MSN
Manitowoc Symphony Orchestra was started in 1951 by a young high school music teacher
Karl M. Miller, a young music teacher at the high school, started the Manitowoc Civic Orchestra (as it was then called) in ...
Newly-discovered acetate recordings of one of the first computers in the world playing music may cause the history of videogame music to be revised. A Ferranti Mark 1 computer in Manchester, England ...
The transportive nature of music is powerful, often helping listeners reminisce upon a fond memory or time period in their lives. We have bands to thank for much of the modern music we recognize today ...
Unlock access to every one of the hundreds of articles published daily on BroadwayWorld by logging in with one click. Now in its eighth season, Porchlight Music Theatre's New Faces Sing Broadway ...
MR. NABICALF, Mr. Nabicalf, hurry up, we’re late,” came Blintz’s voice from below. “Es ist schon nach halb vier.” “Damn that German and his creaky voice,” I grumbled, and ran down the staircase.
Last week, Sony released two songs that were generated by artificial intelligence, and a full-length album is due in 2017. But Alan Turing was playing around with computer-generated music back in 1951 ...
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results
Feedback