this video, as good as it is, is also very haunting- i love it! CACygan27 7 months ago Continue reading →
Enlarge Courtesy of Focus Features Kara Hayward and Jared Gilman star in Wes Anderson's latest film, Moonrise Kingdom. Courtesy of Focus Features Kara Hayward and Jared Gilman star in Wes Anderson's latest film, Moonrise Kingdom. If you see the new Wes Anderson movie Moonrise Kingdom, you'll hear background music from composers Benjamin Britten and Alexandre Desplat, as well as several songs from Hank Williams. How those songs ended up in the movie is partly the work of music supervisor Randall Poster, who works with Anderson to help find and license music that helps add nuance and emotional depth to each scene. Poster is one of the best-known music supervisors in the movie industry. His credits include indie films like The Darjeeling Limited and Rushmore and ... Continue reading →
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Enlarge Mykola Velychko/iStockPhoto Pianist and composer Kurt Ellenberger says it "seems insurmountable" to develop jazz audiences in the face of the dominant culture. Mykola Velychko/iStockPhoto Pianist and composer Kurt Ellenberger says it "seems insurmountable" to develop jazz audiences in the face of the dominant culture. Last week, we published a much-discussed blog post about the connection — or lack thereof — between jazz education and the development of new audiences. It examined a viewpoint by pianist and composer Kurt Ellenberger, and concluded by challenging Ellenberger to suggest some ways to win new audiences. Here is Ellenberger's response. —Ed. Enlarge Courtesy of the artist Kurt Ellenberger. Courtesy of the artist Kurt Ellenberger. Since my Huffington Post article on jazz education and audience development, many (including this ... Continue reading →
Anyone notice the typo when the old man is at the typewriter...most lines read "come with us milk famous" but one line reads "comr with us milk famous" lol... mtpeters33 2 months ago 12 Continue reading →
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