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With this week marking the 50th anniversary of the Beatles coming to the United States, everyone from CBS to the New York Port Authority is celebrating the Fab Four. Now, you can experience the Beatles' journey across the pond and into the hearts of Americans for yourself at the Morrison Hotel Gallery. -
Passion Tour 2014
After the Houston Passion conference in February, the Passion team will be taking it on the road, delivering the message of Hope around the world. -
Freaky Friday: Florence and the Machine covers The Beatles' 'Oh! Darling'
At Music Times, we love a good cover song. There's something wonderful about repurposing music and essentially bringing life to another creation. Music is not a rigid and inflexible product but rather a malleable one that allows songs to take on a new life as others reimagine it. Nothing gets a crowd more excited than seeing one of their favorite bands cover one of their favorite songs. The cover song makes music accessible to new audiences, and spreading music is what we are all about. Welcome to Freak Friday. Each week we highlight a new cover song that we're crazy about. Have suggestions? Send them our way! This week, we give you... -
Julión Álvarez brings Norteño north of the border with 'Soy Lo Que Quiero: Indispensable'
Society always celebrates the records that top the Billboard 200 album chart. Back of The Billboards is a Music Times weekly segment that looks at the opposite end: the new record that finished closest to the back of the Billboard 200 for the previous week. We hope to give a fighting chance to the bands you haven't heard of. -
LINKS: V. Vale's 'Melancholic Hope,' Commissioned by the Bar, Greatest Jazz Films Ever, When Philip Glass Met Ravi Shankar, 'At the Ballet' Movie
Once again, a mere 99 cents gets you the latest piano piece, 'Melancholic Hope,' from the founder of RE/Search Publications. Composed for a friend whose mother had just passed away, these seven minutes from V. Vale are what I'd want to hear should heaven ever allow me entry. -
Ode to Fraud: Mamoru Samuragochi, "Japan's Beethoven," Admits to Buying His Most Acclaimed Compositions
Mamoru Samuragochi, known as the Japanese Beethoven, is facing a great deal of shame after confessing that he paid another composer to create many of his most iconic works. -
QUIZ: How Well Do You Know Your Black Classical Music History?
As Classicalite's favorite classical music radio station reminded us, the historian Carter G. Woodson chose the second week of February in 1926 to be deemed "Negro History Week" because the birthdays of Abraham Lincoln (Feb. 12) and Frederick Douglass (Feb. 14) occurred... -
UPDATE: Milwaukee Police Recover the "Ex-Lipiński" Stradivarius Violin Stolen from Frank Almond
Milwaukee Police have recovered the "Ex-Lipiński" Stradivarius stolen from Frank Almond, concertmaster of the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, a source from the Milwaukee Police Department confirmed today. -
Mac Miller does shockingly straightforward cover of Bright Eyes' 'Lua'
Mac Miller is best known for being a sort of lewd rapper who grinds on chicks at concerts and does pretty decent music, especially as a rapper with an independent spirit. But, how far does his love of indie go? Deep. In odd covers of the week, today (Feb. 7) Miller dropped a cover version of Bright Eyes' "Lua." -
Garth Brooks sends off Jay Leno in style with 'The Dance' and 'Friends in Low Places'
Jay Leno is less renowned for his love of music than his main competitor David Letterman, but a Shelby Cobra can't send off one of the biggest names in talk show history. So Garth Brooks was called to do the task, which makes sense. After all, both men were tremendously successful during the '90s. -
Aaron & Amanda Crabb are Planting a Church
Aaron and Amanda Crabb have traveled all over the world making music and sharing the Gospel. Both pastors for over a decade (Aaron since 2002 and Amanda since 2004), they were in San Antonio, Texas, where Aaron was the worship leader of Cornerstone Church. Then God called him to take his family, leave stability, and plant a church in Hendersonville, Tennessee. -
Darlene Zschech Cancer Update
On December 11, 2013, Darlene Zschech went in for what was supposed to be just a check-up and routine mammogram. A diagnosis of breast cancer changed her life.
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