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Schreker's opera 'Distant Sound' heard at Bard (AP)

In this undated photo provided by Bard College, Yamina Maamar, center, as Grete in Franz Schreker’s 1912 opera 'Der Ferne Klang' ('The Distant Sound') in New York.  (AP Photo/ Corey Weaver, Bard College) NO SALESAP - His name is all but forgotten today, but a century ago Franz Schreker was considered perhaps the most important operatic composer since Richard Wagner.


Germany: memorial service for Love Parade victims (AP)

Candles and flowers are placed  near the accident site in Duisburg, Germany, Monday, July 26, 2010, where more than a dozen people were killed in a stampede during the Love Parade techno festival on Saturday. Inscription in   background reads ' In Deep Grief'. Word above reads: 'Why'.   (AP Photo/ddp/Clemens Bilan/ddp)AP - Thousands of grief-stricken mourners watched in tears on Saturday as rescue workers lit one white candle for every one of the 21 people crushed to death in a tunnel at the Love Parade techno music festival.


Rush iPhone app sure to drum up interest (Appolicious)
Appolicious - The $2.99 Rush iPhone app is one I can get behind because I like Rush. As any self-respecting drummer has, I have watched videos of Neil Peart playing, drooled over pictures of his drum kit, and tuned in to his beats when listening to Rush songs.

Country group builds its own "Little White Church" (Reuters)
Reuters - Wedding proposals at concerts are nothing new, but country act Little Big Town took things a step further on its recent tour, setting up a space for lucky fans to tie the knot at one of its shows.

Indie band One Ring Zero explores the universe (Reuters)
Reuters - Making an album about such seemingly simple concepts as food or ice cream trucks might seem like a fool's errand, but for Brooklyn indie duo One Ring Zero, those concepts have led to opportunities to perform at events including book award ceremonies and children's festivals.

Michael Jackson album to feature 10 new songs
At the time of his death Jackson reportedly left hard drives filled with unheard music, much of it recorded during the King of Pop's '80s peak.
Michael Jackson - Music - Arts - Storage - Hardware

Spector returns to music with wife's CD

Rachelle Spector, wife of imprisoned music producer Phil Spector, is an aspiring singer.The  love story of Phil and Rachelle Spector is among the strangest in show business. She divides her time between prison visits and promoting her new album, for which he is listed as the producer.



Record producer - Phil Spector - Rachelle Spector - Compact Disc - Prison

Report: Nuns in music deal get death threats
Benedictine nuns from a secluded convent in southern France have received death threats after winning a deal aimed at creating a chart-topping album, a newspaper reported.


Benedictine - France - Decca Records - Religion and Spirituality - Christianity

No charges filed in probe of other Jackson docs
State investigators probing the death of Michael Jackson have decided not to file charges against seven doctors who treated him, authorities said Wednesday.
Michael Jackson - Death of Michael Jackson - United States - History - Presidents

Sheryl Crow's new album reflects her emotions

The star of Sheryl Crow's new album is the sound of Memphis, a mix of rock, soul and country that influenced the 48-year-old when she grew up in Kennett, Mo.Record is more emotional and vulnerable than her previous disc.





Sheryl Crow - Arts - Music - Collecting - Recreation

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