Music
Noah Creshevsky, Composer of ‘Hyperreal’ Music, Dies at 75
Mr. Creshevsky was also a much-admired teacher. He joined the faculty of Brooklyn College in 1969 and served as director...
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Charley Pride, country music legend, has died at 86
Pride, the first Black member of the Country Music Hall of Fame, sold millions of records with his rich baritone...
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Florida police respond to ‘armed break-in,’ find music video shoot instead
Police in South Florida descended on what they thought was an armed break-in at a men’s clothing store Tuesday morning...
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Apple Music comes to Google Home devices like Nest Audio and Nest Hub
Angela Lang/CNET Apple Music finally started rolling out to Google Assistant-enabled devices, Google announced in a blog post last week. That...
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World Cafe Live founder fights to keep music venues alive
PHILADELPHIA (KYW Newsradio) — When owner Hal Real walked out of World Cafe Live on March 13, he thought to...
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‘Runaway Blues’ art, music begin Friday
This art is from the flyer for the Delta Rhythm & Bayous Alliance's “The Runaway Blues” art exhibit weekend, planned...
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MUSIC: HSO Spotlight Series moves to Asylum Hill | Time Out
HARTFORD — The Hartford Symphony Orchestra will present “Spotlight: Music for Strings & Organ” Friday through Jan. 10 as part...
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MSSU awarded associate membership with music group | Local News
The music department at Missouri Southern State University has been granted associate membership with the National Association of Schools of...
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How a music legend’s tombstone landed in N.J. woman’s backyard (and where it’s going next)
A granite tombstone sat in Pam Nardella’s Elmwood Park backyard for eight years.It didn’t belong to anyone in her family,...
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How ‘The Prom’ Music Producer Adam Anders Got Meryl Streep to Rap
Ryan Murphy’s adaptation of “The Prom” is now streaming on Netflix, bringing the songs of Matthew Sklar and Chad Beguelin...
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