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[Music: Classical]: Nasa joins Houston orchestra for Planets special
Mar 12th, 2010

A “great performers” season, showcasing the Barbican’s classical music programme, will kick off this autumn as the Houston Symphony play Gustav Holst’s symphonic classic The Planets on 16 October.

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  • [Music: General]: Ruby Hunter: Pioneering Aboriginal singer and songwriter
    Mar 11th, 2010

    As the first Aboriginal woman to make a solo recording, Ruby Hunter was a role model for many Australians. A member of the infamous “stolen generations”, she was once labelled a “juvenile delinquent”, spent time in various institutions and survived homelessness before finding the strength and confidence to follow a career in music.

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  • [Music: Classical]: University unveils lost Edinburgh Symphony
    Mar 11th, 2010

    A LONG-lost musical tribute to the capital has been unearthed after 70 years stuffed in a file at a university library.

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  • [Music: General]: Pink Floyd score victory for the concept album in court battle over ringtones
    Mar 11th, 2010

    EMI told not to sell single tracks as downloads in ruling which could mean further losses for music label Pink Floyd, the British rock group behind platinum-selling albums The Dark Side of the Moon and The Wall, today secured a legal victory for the much-maligned genre of the concept album against the apparently inexorable march of the instant pop download. In a high court ruling that led the …

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  • [Music: Classical]: Prince of Wales celebrates the Birmingham Royal Ballet’s 20th Anniversary
    Mar 10th, 2010

    Prince of Wales at the Birmingham Royal Ballet’s 20th Anniversary.

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  • [Music: Classical]: Classical music – Mahler: East-West
    Mar 10th, 2010

    AUDIENCES at tomorrow night’s Glasgow performance of Mahler’s Sixth Symphony will hear a very different piece from Edinburgh audiences at the Usher Hall on Friday. To

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  • [Music: General]: Church signs deal to fund album
    Mar 10th, 2010

    Singer Charlotte Church agrees a £2m deal with a music investment company to finance her next record.

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  • [Music: General]: Music and lyrics: How the brain splits songs
    Mar 10th, 2010

    When you sing along to the radio, is your brain processing the words and music separately or as one’

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  • [Music: Classical]: Trumpet fails to sell at auction
    Mar 10th, 2010

    A trumpet which was played at dances at Balmoral Castle in the 1940s and 1950s fails to sell at auction.

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  • [Music: General]: T in the Park
    Mar 9th, 2010

    Madness and Prodigy added to festival line-up

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