Freitag, 19. März 2010
Donnerstag, 18. März 2010
Snapcase in Deutschland
Nächsten Monat Hardcore in
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| Logo | Hamburg | ||
| Conne Island | Leipzig |
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New Weird America
Never heard of the term? But you surely heard the music already - new weird america is not that new anymore...
Here's a short explanation with some complete songs (real player ram) and links.
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Montag, 15. März 2010
Neuer Deutscher Jazzpreis 2010
Warum nicht mal Jazz hören?
Gewinner des diesjährigen Preises (dotiert mit 10.000 Euro) ist das Tim Allhoff Trio
Ebenfalls für die Publikumsentscheidung im Finale ausgewählt (von Kurator Kenny Wheeler) waren
Das Olivia Trummer Trio
und
das Wolfgang Fuhr Trio 120
Hier eine Liste der Vorauswahl, falls Ihr nach noch mehr Jazzbands suchen wollt.
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Gewinner des diesjährigen Preises (dotiert mit 10.000 Euro) ist das Tim Allhoff Trio
Ebenfalls für die Publikumsentscheidung im Finale ausgewählt (von Kurator Kenny Wheeler) waren
Das Olivia Trummer Trio
und
das Wolfgang Fuhr Trio 120
Hier eine Liste der Vorauswahl, falls Ihr nach noch mehr Jazzbands suchen wollt.
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Mittwoch, 10. März 2010
Samuel Barber - 100th Birthday
This is the Soundtrack of "Platoon"
This is from the Score of "The Elephant Man"
A piece from "Die fabelhafte Welt der Amelie"
Music played at the funeral of Albert Einstein
On TV after September 11th
Music played in US Radio after Kennedy was shot
German:
Hier mein Radiobeitrag zu Samuel Barber
Yesterday (ups) would have been Samuel Barbers 100th birthday. His style of composition was rather conservative, but he created a lot more great works than the adagio for strings. His classical music, with only a touch of modernity, is often very easy to listen to while not as shallow as a lot of e.g. classical film music. (Barbers music has been used in motion pictures only after his death with the exception of David Lynch's "The Elephant Man")
This is a very different idea of the adagio for strings - this peace works however you want it to.
(And by the way: now THAT's a DJ-Stand )
This is from the Score of "The Elephant Man"
A piece from "Die fabelhafte Welt der Amelie"
Music played at the funeral of Albert Einstein
On TV after September 11th
Music played in US Radio after Kennedy was shot
German:
Hier mein Radiobeitrag zu Samuel Barber
Yesterday (ups) would have been Samuel Barbers 100th birthday. His style of composition was rather conservative, but he created a lot more great works than the adagio for strings. His classical music, with only a touch of modernity, is often very easy to listen to while not as shallow as a lot of e.g. classical film music. (Barbers music has been used in motion pictures only after his death with the exception of David Lynch's "The Elephant Man")
This is a very different idea of the adagio for strings - this peace works however you want it to.
(And by the way: now THAT's a DJ-Stand )
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