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Purists objected to Kaia's pairing of a shape note hymn and Radiohead. "What have you done to our music?" wrote Youtube viewers. "Who do you think you are?"
The Columbus Indiana Philharmonic presents a 'big band evening' with saxophonist Richie Cole and the vocal group Five by Design.
Dream-pop with Asobi Seksu. The blues comes back to town with Charles Bradley. And, fresh-sounding old time music with the Carolina Chocolate Drops.
The title does invite 'shuffle' play, but the creators think they've dealt a well sorted hand.
Kid reveals a bit of his softer side on this (nearly) all-instrumental recording of seasonal favorites.
"Singing is a learned behavior. With the right experiences, the right opportunities, anyone can learn to sing."
A tour of Latin-flavored music for solo violin that grew out of a cruise.
Steve Houghton has lined up big bands, latin jazz, harp, guitar, and a whole lot more for this concert of holiday favorites.
Murder By Death comes home, Paul Simon is super famous and IU Student Composers reach out to new ears.
If you keep your ears open for it, for will hear ukuleles in music of all genres these days. It has also become a popular instrument for amateurs to pick up.
The IU Soul Revue prides itself on performing music from all eras of black popular music. The key is selecting tunes that are timeless.
If the 'Occupy Movement' really wants a focus, it might try hinting at the possibility of a draft!
Cardinal for Kids presents the musical based on Doreen Cronin's children's book 'Click, Clack, Moo: Cows that Type.'
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