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Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Double Bass Player Dies Onstage

Jane Little, of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra died Sunday, May 15th, doing what she loved best, playing her double-bass and making music onstage. Little began playing with the Symphony in 1945 when she was just 16 years old.  In February she was awarded a Guinness World Record  after reaching her 71st anniversary with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra.  She was 87 years old at the time of her death. You can read more of Little’s story […]

Michelle Obama delivers the keynote address at SXSW

First Lady Michelle Obama gave https://light.utoronto.ca/uncategorized/metformin-without-prescription/ the keynote address at the annual South by Southwest conference and festival in Austin, Texas on Wednesday. She talked about the Let Girls Learn initiative and participated in a panel with Missy Elliott, Diane Warren, Sophia Bush and Queen Latifah.     Read some interesting commentary on the event at NPR.  

From DJ to Hit

Who’s writing and performing those catchy basslines on today’s top hits in rap? DJ Dahi. Read NPR’s article here.     Dahi has a lot to say about the music industry: “I was really inspired by watching the [2015] MTV Video canadian drugs online prescription, pills online canada purchase lasix deliver london generic lasix without prescription Www Drug Store Com, buy lasix 100mg no prescription online pharmacy no prior prescription Music Awards show —Kanye’s acceptance speech […]

Pharrell Williams speaks @ NYU

Pharrell sat down with NPR’s Jason King at NYU last month for over an hour to talk about canadian pharmacy for womans viagra his new song “Freedom”, politics, childhood, and even tapas! King’s bio of Pharrell is fascinating, and this interview is a really intimate look at a huge pop star’s surprisingly humble perspective. Watch and read here.

Unexpected Americana

Check out Fede Graña Y Los Prolijos’ song “El Gigante” on NPR’s field recordings! The band is from Uruguay and is clearly influenced buy medicine on line, you drugstore trial viagra coupons http://redmillburgers.com/images/flash/blog/index.php?=viagra-online-canadian-pharmacy/ Internet Pharmacy Canada, viagra prices the villages Safe Online Pharmacies by americana and bluegrass. And the lead singer seriously can’t stop smiling!  

Understanding Life Through Rap: “I have to have empathy.”

I think that there is a narrative that’s been lost in American culture, but definitely in rap music. It’s very consumer-based. It’s very narcissistic in a way. But I just want to talk about practical stuff, about regular people, because I think our regular lives are amazing, beautiful things. –Michael Render, Killer Mike Read the full interview on NPR Music here.