August 29, 2005
Follow all of her links, and discover some new bloggers, some new musical knowledge, or both.
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August 23, 2005
I especially liked the linked articles discussing programming of new music, critiquing copyright extension, and listing a huge number of jazz blogs.
Thanks, Rob, for hosting this week. Great job!
If you would like to host, we have an opening on September 5, and then a wide open schedule from September 19 on. Please let me know if you have a link to include in a future carnival, or if you would like to host.
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August 22, 2005
Moog instruments play prominent roles in much of my favorite music from my childhood and teen years: from the Moog Taurus pedals and MiniMoogs that brought to life the Rush albums from 1977 through 1981, to the Moog III that Keith Emerson took on tour, to the eerie soundscapes that Wendy Carlos evoked in her soundtrack to A Clockwork Orange.![]()
I own a Moog synthesizer, the Liberation.
Mr. Moog will be missed. I have been meaning to buy the Fjellestad biography, and will now make a point of doing so.
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August 21, 2005
"We Built This City" by Starship is one of those for me.
It seems that this awful bit of "music" also had an annoying enough video to have stuck with John (no relation) at SFSignal. John had trouble finding a clip of the worst part of the video. I was able to find and excerpt the wretched moment for his viewing "pleasure."
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August 15, 2005
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August 11, 2005
The local University radio station plays an all-jazz format (except for Saturday morning mariachi music and some classical on Sunday). Driving into work on Tuesday I was really digging a solo piano version of It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing) by Duke Ellington. I had never heard the arrangement and was visualizing myself trying to learn it by ear. (Ha.)
Anyway, the announcer came on and, instead of blabbing about something else, immediately and helpfully shared the name of the performer and CD: Ellington, by Ted Howe.
When I got home from work that night I downloaded the song from iTunes and previewed the rest of the album. What a wonderful discovery! Excellent piano technique and original arrangements of Duke Ellington standards.
Buy this album. Here's a link to assist you (and I'll leave the link in the sidebar for a while, too):
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August 09, 2005
Please check out all of these fine bloggers:
- The Fredosphere
- Mixolydian Mode
- Musical Perceptions
- Musicircus
- Podcast Bumper Music
- The Rambler
- Reflections in d minor
- solitude.in.music
Update: Late addition! A Monk's Musical Musings.
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August 08, 2005
Check it out for some melodious bloggy goodness.
As always, check the archive page to visit past carnivals, to scope out future hosts, and to submit articles or volunteer to host.
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August 01, 2005
We need some more volunteers to host. If you're interested, it's an easy and fun way to gain some exposure for your blog. Please send an email here to volunteer to host or submit a post. If you have any other questions, visit the main Carnival Page.
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