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Lauryn Hill just got out of prison and, just like many rappers, she's got money on her mind. In the former Fugee's case however, her focus is on capitalism and corporate greed. -
Audio Adrenaline Tour News
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UPDATE: Leon Botstein's American Symphony Orchestra Concert at Carnegie Hall, "New York Avant-Garde," Will Go On!
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Reader Question: How can a Christian music video show alcohol?
A reader writes: "How can a Christian music video show alcohol? I just saw Back Home's video for "Whiskey Stained Glass" and don't understand how they can show a man chugging down liquor and call it a Christian video. Alcoholism is bad... -
Looking at New York City Opera, in the Past Tense
New York City Opera has announced it will close; Classicalite take its measure... In a sad day for classical music in the United States, the resignation of Osmo Vänskä from the Minnesota Orchestra is joined by another calamity--the closure of New York City Opera. -
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Weimar-Jerusalem Project's Young Symphonic Orchestra Re-Building Bridges Between Germany and Israel
The Young Symphonic Orchestra, made up of musicians from the Weimar High School of Music and the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance, will perform in Jerusalem on October 3. -
Carnegie Hall Stagehand Strike Forces Cancellation of Opening Night Gala
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Deltron 3030 Doesn't Break Any New Ground From 2000 Debut During 'Deltron Event 2'
Deltron 3030 predicted Occupy Wall Street uncannily with its debut album in 2000. Thirteen years later, the long-coming sequel can only rehash the same story. -
Lupe Fiasco Announces Tour to Preview Upcoming Album 'Tetsuo & Youth' [TOUR DATES]
Little is known about Lupe Fiasco's forthcoming album Tetsuo & Youth except that fans won't be able to see a hard copy until 2014. A live audio performance however...that's a different story. Fiasco announced on Thursday that he would be embarking on the "Tetsuo & Youth Preview Tour" in support of the album. -
Luke Bryan Proposes New Album Based on 'Farm Tour'...A Response To Zac Brown's Criticisms?
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