Boffo Socko Jaco
Let’s start like this. Can you name any professional bass guitarists?
Mm-hmm.
And, how many recordings made by those bass guitarists do you have?
Good. Good.
If you could name one or
Music & Performing Arts
Performance and The Odd Lamb
Costumes, wacky songs, a restless crowd. No, this is not about Halloween; on a
Thursday evening this past September, I acted as performer-assistant at a show
by The Odd Lamb [http://www.theoddlamb.
Doctor Atomic; Or How Opera Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb
Few productions this season at the Metropolitan Opera are receiving the kind of
attention and publicity that the new production of John Adams’ Doctor Atomic
has. The Met’s innovative general manager, Peter
Sandra McCracken:<br />A Red Balloon of Hope (Part 2)
This is the second of a two-part interview with singer-songwriter Sandra
McCracken. You can read the first part here
[http://www.curatormagazine.com/jennisimmons/a-red-balloon-of-hope/].
Is there a certain atmosphere in which you
Sandra McCracken:<br />A Red Balloon of Hope (Part 1)
Singer/songwriter Sandra McCracken [http://www.sandramccracken.com/] has crafted
beautiful, thought-provoking songs for seven albums now. Musically, she’s
well-known for folk-rock, pop, and Americana sensibilities; lyrically, she
frames attentive, abstract ideas.