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B.B.'s Legacy Local performer among those poised to shape blues after King's reign
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The people who pour into the Pikes Peak Center to see B.B. King on
Tuesday night are working against a time schedule. At 80 years old,
the reigning king of the blues won't be around forever.
As the last living supericon of the blues, there can be no doubt
that King's inevitable passing will strike the blues community in its
heart. The question for many fans is: Will the blues survive him, and
if it does, what will it look and sound like?
It's not a question that's easily answer...
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AMERICAN MUSIC DIVISION AWARDS
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; Educational and Summer Music Center Awards Angie Greer, Chairman, NFMC American Music Division The 2005-2006 award for Educational Institutions' Promotion and Performance of American Music goes to Texas Christian University, a privately supported university. TCU has entered and won this competition
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American Music Division 2006-2007
Music Clubs Magazine
; Parade of American Music November 2006 was the first year for the new Professor Rudolf R.A. Schramm Parade of American Music Club Award. This award more than quadrupled from 2005 to 2006, from $125 to $600. Music clubs, take note! This award is worth your time and energy. Thirty-four reports were
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The Cambridge History of American Music
The American Music Teacher
; The Cambridge History of American Music, edited by David Nicholls. Cambridge University Press, (40 W. 20th St., New York, NY 10011-4211), 1998. $90. This one-volume history consists of twenty chapters on various aspects of American music. Beginning with indigenous American Indian music and its
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AMERICAN MUSIC DIVISION REPORT
Music Clubs Magazine
; PROFESSOR RUDOLF R.A. SCHRAMM PARADE OFAMERICAN MUSIC CLUB AWARD INCREASES FROM $125 TO $600 In 1955 Mrs. Ada Holding Miller, the 17th President of NFMC, established the NFMC American Music Department. That same year the Parade of American Music was begun. The Parade was established to create a
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For American music, times are right once again
Chicago Sun-Times
; There isn't an American holiday that doesn't inspire plenty of great American music, but July 4th is especially soul-satisfying. At least it is in Chicago--or Berwyn, to be precise--where the American Music Festival at FitzGerald's strongly reflects the country's melting pot identity with its
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Slatkin and symphony get in sync with American music. (conductor Leonard Slatkin)
Insight on the News
; As the National Symphony Orchestra passes its baton to Leonard Slatkin, he promises to bring more great American music to the nation's capital. In the course of his travels this summer, conductor Leonard Slatkin stopped at London's South Bank Center, where he led the Philharmonia Orchestra in a
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 "The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY)")
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BUYOUT COSTS MUSIC JOBS; CONSOLIDATION WITH SIMILAR STORE WILL RESULT IN LAYOFFS AT AMERICAN MUSIC GROUP.(Business)
The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY)
; ... eliminated, said Nick Shauer, vice president of human resources with Guitar Center. Shauer was in Syracuse Wednesday delivering the news to American Music employees. Shauer did not have an exact number of how many Central New York jobs would be eliminated or transferred ...
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New Center for American Music
The American Music Teacher
; The New Center for American Music was established by The University of Texas at Austin (UTA) School of Music to advance the teaching, scholarship and performance of American music from all traditions, including concert, folk and popular music. The Center will establish UTA as a leading institution
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Perspectives on American Music, 1900-1950.(Review)
Notes
; Perspectives on American Music, 1900-1950. Edited by Michael Saffle. (Essays in American Music, 3.) New York: Garland Publishing, 2000. [xi, 415 p. ISBN 0-8153-2145-7. $60.] James R. Heintze and Michael Saffle's four-volume series Essays in American Music complements the abundance of recent
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First Native American Music Awards to be at Foxwoods Resorts Casino
Italian Voice, The
; ... Magazine, Indian Country Today, Aboriginal Voices (Toronto, Canada), American Indian Review (London, UK), American Indian Report, News From Indian Country and Explore Indian Country. Ticket prices for the Native American Music Award are $40.00, $60.00 and $100 ...
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