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The Taste of a First Kiss: The Smoky Tango and Sultry Boleros of Buenos Aires' Federico Aubele's Creative Songwriting (All About Jazz)
“It's such a vast and huge theme, love. You can approach it in different ways," reflects Buenos Aires-born songwriter and guitarist Federico Aubele, whose new album Amatoria will be released by ESL Music (May 19, 2009). “Love is such an important thing for every human being, whether we notice it or not. Music Box: Expect high energy, unpredictable act from The Duhks (The Capital)
Sarah Dugas, lead singer for The Duhks, joined the band too late to spend time reflecting on the meaning of the band's name. The name comes from banjo player Leonard Podolak's former band, Scruj MacDuhk - a tribute to a Scottish warrior who fought alongside William Wallace. Checking the music industry's pulse at the CWA (Colorado Daily)
BOULDER, Colo. — Have you grown tired of the stale, safe, music-by-numbers productions dominating Top 40 radio? If so, the Conference on World Affairs panel "Music, Money and Mediocrity" -- at 11 a.m. Friday in Grusin Music hall -- might be just the remedy you seek. Los Robles Master Chorale makes a 'Splash!' (Conejo Calendar)
Los Robles Master Chorale ends its 31st season—and its first under the new leadership of Artistic Director Lesley Leighton—with “Splash!,” a concert that will celebrate the strong interconnections between the choral music traditions of South America and Southern California. Phil Ramone and Danielle Evin: Dog Ears Music: Volume Sixty-Seven (HuffingtonPost)
This week's column features The Dead Boys, Caetano Veloso, Franz Liszt, Wrongkong, Rodriguez, and Gabin Dabiré. Your Weekend Live Music Picks (NBC Philadelphia)
Find out who's playing live in this comprehensive music guide. This weekend: Matt Wertz, Stereoblaster and Black Label Society. 'Sin Nombre': Lovely ride on the poverty train (Philadelphia Daily News)
The harrowing immigration saga "Sin Nombre" has inflamed ongoing arguments about how to film poverty. The debate started in earnest with "City of God," Fernando Meirelles' visually dazzling account of life in Brazilian slums. Music Listings 4/9 (Provo Daily Herald)
POPULAR MUSIC Mayor cancels free music festival (BBC London)
London Mayor Boris Johnson cancels the popular Rise Festival, but launches a new music event for young people. Deaths Elsewhere / Gospel music patriarch David 'Pop' Winans Sr. (Pioneer Press)
David "Pop" Winans Sr., the Grammy-nominated patriarch of the award-winning gospel music family, died Wednesday. He was 74.
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