• In 1991 he co-founded Dastan, the renowned Persian classical music ensemble, and in 1997 he formed Ghazal ensemble with Shujaat Husain Khan. (kayhankalhor.net)
  • In January 1997 he gave the first all evening concert of his music at Context Studios. (newmusicbazaar.org)
  • Since her debut in 1997, Womack has fought to keep traditional elements in her music, blending those influences with more contemporary productions to create songs that are both modern and classic. (953thebear.com)
  • UK label founded by Massimo Bonaddio in 1996 from his previous label Dust Records . (discogs.com)
  • And who couldn't forget the music he did for the first season of Iron Man when it was on UPN Kids either in 1995 or 1996. (echoesanddust.com)
  • In 1996, the band recorded their finest album, Dust, but by then they were in poor shape. (uncut.co.uk)
  • Later that year he was introduced to Judith Malina of the Living Theatre and became their music director/composer for three years until 1993. (newmusicbazaar.org)
  • Dust Falls on Eugene Schlumberger [and] Toddler on the Run (also see below), Deutsch (London, England), 1964. (encyclopedia.com)
  • in 2019 Piano Music 2015-16 was released on all that dust, and the electro-opera Pleasure Island was released on Slip as vinyl and download, followed in 2020 by Here Comes A Monster released on Takuroku. (cafeoto.co.uk)
  • In the winter of 1998, my mom drove me to Blockbuster Music after getting some Hanukkah and birthday money. (echoesanddust.com)
  • On 2013's The Bling Ring , his most recent soundtrack for close friend and director Sofia Coppola, Reitzell wound up getting both the recalcitrant Kanye West and Frank Ocean to license their blockbuster music to the small indie film, for a budget that was estimated at a mere $15 million. (spin.com)
  • When his band broke up a few years later, instead of hunting for some new musicians, he bought a cheap mixing desk, an eight-track reel, and started recording music solo with a synth, sampler and drum machine, poring over the grooves of old records on the hunt for loops and orchestral strings to plunder. (anti.com)
  • About a century hence, or rather 20 years give or take, the offspring of their offspring finally emerge from some crack into the mortal purgatory and unleash the devil's music upon the unsuspecting. (blogspot.com)
  • In 2022 Another Timbre released an album of a selection of chamber works from 1998-2017. (cafeoto.co.uk)
  • Rock's Backpages is the world's most comprehensive online database of pop music writing, a unique resource unavailable elsewhere online. (rocksbackpages.com)
  • The music for the animated series wasn't just an epic fanfare sound, but it had these supposedly symphonic structures to the episodes that were ambient, strange, terrorising, pipe organ themes, medieval, maddening, and at times very chilling. (echoesanddust.com)
  • The second is the second season of NBC's Hannibal , for which Reitzell provided 43 minutes of original music each week - after 13 episodes, that's over nine hours of nerve-melting scoring for the psycho(tic)drama. (spin.com)
  • Which brings us to Gold Dust , a compilation of selected songs from your catalog, re-recorded with a full orchestra, commemorating the 20th anniversary of your first release, Little Earthquakes . (kittysneezes.com)
  • Gold Dust opens with "Flavor", some kind of weird cosmic-quantum mixed metaphor, from your recent, terrible Abnormally Attracted to Sin . (kittysneezes.com)
  • Ghetto Dub Recordings have a long history of putting out music that takes no prisoners on the dancefloor and, whilst we're still clubless, this superb breaks-focused various artists compilation is sure to get your gun fingers raised at home. (junodownload.com)
  • He was a composer, collaborator, solo artist with his own band, and writing music for TV and film. (echoesanddust.com)
  • As a young composer he wrote music for theatre performances of Michael Matthews and Het Onafhankelijk Toneel (1986/87). (transparant.be)
  • I had been at work all day on 30 Days of Night , my first horror film soundtrack and the first thing I worked on in my new studio," says the drummer/composer/music supervisor, pointing with a lit American Spirit to nearby Griffith Park, looming in the distance. (spin.com)
  • Each episode is named after a Japanese food course, so I indulged my love of Japanese films and music," Reitzell says, pulling out a book on Japanese composer Toru Takemitsu, famous for his scores to art-house films like Woman of the Dunes and Akira Kurosawa's samurai epics. (spin.com)
  • As a composer and performer, he has been deeply involved with Rock, Ambient , Contemporary , Electronic and Free Jazz music in different periods of his life. (rafaeltoral.net)
  • He has applied this knowledge by writing and performing with Gamelan Son of Lion, NYC's new music gamelan founded by composers Barbara Benary, Philip Corner and Daniel Goode. (newmusicbazaar.org)
  • Most days, Reitzell has little chance even to feel the Californian sun, putting in long hours that make him one of the most in-demand composers and music supervisors in town. (spin.com)
  • Dust Lane is ambitious new territory for Tiersen. (anti.com)
  • It's been an ambitious long-term project exploring an approach to electronic music based on silence, through decision making and physical gesture, in a way inspired by post-free Jazz. (rafaeltoral.net)
  • For many years he curated the London Musicians' Collective annual festival of experimental music. (cafeoto.co.uk)
  • She received a Roulette/Jerome Foundation Commission for New Experimental music in 2003 and a BFA Intermedia Art from the University of Iowa in 2005. (treblezine.com)
  • You've Got to Talk to Me' spent 22 weeks on the Hot Country Songs chart, peaking at No. 2 early in 1998. (953thebear.com)
  • If all you know is 12 pitches, the experience of listening to Grant's music is like going from seeing in black and white to seeing colors. (newmusicbazaar.org)
  • Sleichim wrote new music for four silent movies to be performed live: the Japanese film 'Kurutta Ippeiji' (1926) by Teinosuke Kinugasa, 'Steamboat Bill Jr.' by Buster Keaton (1928) , 'La chute de la Maison Usher' the silent avant-garde/horror movie by Jean Epstein (1928) and 'Geheimnisse einer Seele' by GW Pabst (1926). (transparant.be)
  • For Jan Fabre he developed the electro-acoustic score 'The Angel of Death' which he performed live and he wrote the music for 'L'histoire de Larmes', the opening production of the Avignon Festival in 2005. (transparant.be)
  • There is a bit of dust spotting along top page edges but light and does not carry over to inside. (bobbisbookstore.com)
  • Johnson's "I Believe I'll Dust My Broom" combines lyrics, also identified as "floating verses", from the earlier songs and adds two new verses of his own. (wikipedia.org)
  • Fletcher II" rocks dust bin lids like the Catheters with an Explosions in the Sky cascade, and "Bombay Sapphire" combines blistered romance and ironic head beating superbly. (treblezine.com)
  • Patrick Grant 's music combines synthesizers and world music instruments with those in the classical Western tradition. (newmusicbazaar.org)
  • At the turn of the 21st century, Eric Sleichim concentrates on ancient music in his search for unreclaimed possibilities for the saxophone. (transparant.be)
  • Kayhan Kalhor is an internationally acclaimed virtuoso on the kamancheh (spiked fiddle), who through his many musical collaborations has been instrumental in popularizing Persian around the world and is a creative force in today's music scene. (kayhankalhor.net)
  • He has studied the music of Iran's many regions, in particular those of Khorason and Kordestan, and has toured the world as a soloist with various ensembles and orchestras including the New York Philharmonic and the Orchestre National de Lyon. (kayhankalhor.net)
  • Their passion for jazz was undimmed, but they found the city's jazz scene stifling - Medeski compares it to the classic zombie flick Night of the Living Dead - and gravitated instead to the freewheeling downtown art-music world. (teamwass.com)
  • Since the museum opened in 1998, more than 20,000 people from around the world have walked among Berg's angels, which she began collecting as souvenirs on vacations with her husband after he retired in 1976. (americanprofile.com)
  • They adorn bells, music boxes, and banks, run the gamut from musicians to sports figures, biblical to cartoon characters, and represent countries from around the world. (americanprofile.com)
  • Among them: The Harvard-Radcliffe Contemporary Music Ensemble, NYC's Music Under Construction, and Switzerland's Prix de Lausanne International Concours for Dance ('95 at the Bolshoi in Moscow, and in '96 & '97). (newmusicbazaar.org)
  • I went to the music store, took my time and bought Queen's sole self-titled 1973 debut album, and Emerson, Lake and Palmer's Brain Salad Surgery . (echoesanddust.com)
  • Dust Lane is the sixth studio album by Yann Tiersen. (anti.com)
  • Dust Lane is, inescapably, an album preoccupied with mortality. (anti.com)
  • And the third is Auto Music , his first solo album in over 20 years of music-making, featuring guest turns from the likes of My Bloody Valentine's Kevin Shields and My Morning Jacket's Jim James. (spin.com)
  • Additionally, local label Drag City released Stereolab's singles-and-other-things collection Aluminum Tunes in 1998. (chicagomaroon.com)
  • As such, it suits that Dust Lane is the product of serendipity, of experimentation as a means of discovery, and the happy accident that breathes life into a new idea. (anti.com)
  • Battery life is rated at a day and the watch is IP68 water/dust resistant.Pricing for the Summit starts at a lofty $870 and goes well up from there. (9904.info)
  • Dust had been a critical favourite, filled with Zepplinesque psych-rock and propelled by Lanegan's vengeful god baritone, but the band, and this thrilling music, proved a difficult sell in the age of MTV-appropriate alternative rock. (uncut.co.uk)
  • If the heroes of grunge found in their music cathartic release, the Screaming Trees seemed to belong to an earlier tradition: their music seemed to be doing battle against biblical forces, a conflict played out in their ragged, turbulent but ultimately fated rock music. (uncut.co.uk)
  • Its post-minimal style often uses for its genus the visual forms and structures found in chaos theory and the natural sciences but can also contain hard edged elements of rock and other popular music of the zeitgeist. (newmusicbazaar.org)
  • Elements of "Dust My Broom" have been traced back to several earlier blues songs. (wikipedia.org)
  • Half of the group's songs on Friday were from their new release Sound-Dust, a marvelous LP which has reconnected the band back to their moments of greatness, the mid-'90s wonders Emperor Tomato Ketchup and Dots and Loops. (chicagomaroon.com)
  • Lee Ann Womack songs are some of the most traditional-sounding in contemporary country music. (953thebear.com)
  • The Vivoactive 3 Music has enough internal storage for 500 songs - and they're easy to download to your device using the Garmin Express software. (9904.info)
  • Once your songs are downloaded, you can listen to music without a smartphone. (9904.info)
  • It contains an ever-expanding collection of primary-source full-text articles from the music and mainstream press from the 1950s to the present day, along with a collection of exclusive audio interviews. (rocksbackpages.com)
  • many hours of jamming, animated chatting about music and poring over the keyboardist's vast record collection ensued. (teamwass.com)
  • And even though it still gets aired out to this day - the KeyBank Rochester Fringe Festival presented it on Gibbs Street in 2014 - the collection of free-form poems comes with not only stardust, but a century of dust. (roccitymag.com)
  • It made me think at times not just the Tarkus and Trilogy years, but giving Argento a tip of the hat during the time he was making the music for Inferno . (echoesanddust.com)
  • Ten years later he picked up the thread again and collaborated with Guy Cassiers on 'De Sleutel' (The Key) (1998) and 'La grande Suite' for the Ro Theater. (transparant.be)
  • Last but not least, among Açık Radyo programmers we have had one individual who regularly co-produced a weekly music show for nearly 7 years - posthumously! (acikradyo.com.tr)
  • Aphex Twin) to contribute music to his various film and television projects, even after these men have spent years - in the cases of Shields and Hollis, more than a decade - in silence. (spin.com)
  • In the last 15 years he's been thinking and practicing an understanding of silence as "space", with a clear function in music creation but also as a metaphor for social relationships and a statement on information and sensory overload. (rafaeltoral.net)
  • His performances of traditional Persian music and multiple collaborations have attracted audiences around the globe. (kayhankalhor.net)
  • The Raindrops was the womb from which two incredible Rock'n'Roll dynamos would spring: A pair of peerless producers, songwriters and session musicians whose work, both together and separately, would encompass a large portion of East Coast-generated popular music, and damn near dominate it. (blogspot.com)
  • Their music was like a trapdoor: accessible at times, but ultimately leading to a dark and unsettling experience. (uncut.co.uk)
  • His mastery of alternative tunings allows a listener to experience the richness and sonic possibilities of music when liberated from western tempered tuning. (newmusicbazaar.org)
  • He worked as a sideman in Boston and rediscovered roots music playing seven nights a week Mr. Jelly Belly. (teamwass.com)
  • In 1990 he supported himself by writing for Manhattan Cable TV, especially, music and copy for the notorious Channel 35 where he was an anonymous presence. (newmusicbazaar.org)
  • Cyesm creates and programs music since 1998. (cyesm.com)
  • Currently, some 239 programmers and producers are contributing with more than 147 different talk shows and music programs to Açık Radyo. (acikradyo.com.tr)
  • But with music this incendiary, exciting and enthusiastically vicious, they've done one better than innovation: coming up with what is the most fun release of its kind in many moons. (blogspot.com)
  • A highly personal and contemporary reading of century-old polyphonic music with the use of modern techniques. (blindman.be)
  • The Lonely Crowd make gritty, drizzled music to suggest that Thatcher crushed South East England rather than the rest of the U.K. "Sight of You" is a lovely, scarred and bittersweet anthem in the manner of Melys, Sleeper, and the Delgados. (treblezine.com)
  • Sweden's Stereo Test Kit Records deserves its own celebratory paragraph for the barrel load of melodic treats offered en-web. (treblezine.com)
  • Fabre at his turn wrote the original text of Sleichim's music theatre piece 'Men in Tribulation' (2004) about Antonin Artaud, coproduced by the KunstenFestivalDesArts and the HollandFestival. (transparant.be)
  • And there are dances choreographed by RIT dance instructor Thomas Warfield, and original music by Susan Murphy, including a theme song. (roccitymag.com)
  • Also formed was the production company sTRANGEmUSIC iNC., an organization dedicated to the making of recordings, videos, and the presenting of concerts of his music ( [email protected] ). (newmusicbazaar.org)
  • soon he was in the jazz band at school, then at the preparatory division of the Manhattan School of Music. (teamwass.com)
  • FASA's first auction, held in Lafayette, La., with music by Grammy-Award-Winning D. L. Menard's Cajun Band. (folkart.org)