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Epilepsie : prévenir les crises grâce à la musique ?
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- Tuesday, 11 August 2015
Des chercheurs américains ont découvert que l'activité cérébrale des personnes épileptique se synchronise avec le rythme de la musique. Une découverte qui pourrait aider à prévenir les crises.
The movement to recognize an American jazz voice unheard at home
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- Tuesday, 11 August 2015
From deep inside the isolation of the Cold War, American music managed to slip behind enemy lines.
The Museum of Imaginary Musical Instruments
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- Tuesday, 11 August 2015
Invention stems not only from necessity, as the cliché has it, but also from the irrepressible impulse for play, for experiment, for the joyful proliferation of the superfluous. This is especially true of musical instruments.
What Singers Feel When Leaving Beloved Roles
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- Wednesday, 29 July 2015
What does it mean for a singer to say goodbye to a role? Is it routine? A relief? Or like a funeral? Three singers spoke about giving up a beloved part.
Taylor Swift or jazz? What your favorite music reveals about you
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- Thursday, 23 July 2015
Ever wonder why you like the music you like? Do you gravitate more toward complex jazz or does Bach float your boat? Who is on your playlist: Taylor Swift or Rage Against The Machine?
NME to go free and expand from music into 'brand reinvention'
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- Thursday, 23 July 2015
Indie music bible the NME is to be given away free after circulation for the 63 year-old title slumped to below 15,000 paid copies.
Tracing Back to the World’s Oldest Known Cello
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- Thursday, 23 July 2015
Andrea Amati constructed the instrument in Cremona, Italy, and through his sons several generations would make the Amati name integral to stringed instrument evolution.
6 Days in Latvia: An African’s First Experience of Europe
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- Thursday, 09 July 2015
The IMC organised the inaugural Impact Music Conference in Harare, Zimbabwe and I was privileged to be one of the two young, African aspiring creative entrepreneurs selected to pitch at the conference.
Let It Go: Why are some song titles used over and over again?
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- Thursday, 09 July 2015
There's no copyright on using song titles again. So, are singles' doubles mistakes on the part of songwriters, or are they nice little earners?
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