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Canary Islands Music Festival
January 5th, 2009

Schola Cantorum

Canary Islands Music Festival aims to prove that the region is a premiere cultural destination, in addition to being a tropical getaway.
This 25th anniversary year proves the point. You will hear the St. Petersburg’s Mariinsky Theatre Orchestra perform Stravinsky’s The Rite of Spring, the Vienna Philharmonic conducted by Lorin Maazel perform selections from Wagner, and Venezuela’s fabulous Schola Cantorum perform St. Mark Passion by Golijov.
Beautiful weather, beautiful music - don’t you feel better already?
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Black Keys Down Under
December 30th, 2008

black keys For guitar and drum duo The Black Keys, stripped-down rock and roll never sounded so good. You can see them at the Pyramid Rock Festival in Phillip Island, Australia on December 31st.
The Black Keys
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Six Sad Farewells
December 30th, 2008

Odetta and Johnny CashMany musical artists sadly passed from the scene in 2008. A motive for particular regret in the case of six of them is that they were genre-definers in their own musical styles, endlessly generous with other artists in sharing their musical experience, and active performers right up until the end of their lives. We have already featured the work of one of them — Odetta — extensively in an earlier blog post. Here is a small tribute to the other five:

Eddy Arnold — You Don’t Know Me
Eddy Arnold (w/Lynn Anderson) — Country Tunes Medley

Bo Diddley — Bo Diddley-itis
Bo Diddley (w/Ron Wood) — Who Do You Love?

Isaac Hayes — Shaft
Isaac Hayes (w/Dionne Warwick) — Deja Vu

Israel “Cachao” López (w/the Tito Puente Latin Jazz Ensemble) — Oye Como Va
Israel “Cachao” López (w/Bebo Valdés) — Lágrimas Negras

Miriam Makeba — Pata Pata
Miriam Makeba (w/Hugh Masekela) — Soweto Blues

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