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2022 Pulitzer Prize for Music winner Raven Chacon makes an epic work with organ, flute, clarinet, bass clarinet, percussion, strings, and sine tones.

Native American composer Raven Chacon's "Voiceless Mass" for organ ensemble is the winner of the 2022 Pulitzer Prize for music.

a href= https://www.bemiscenter.org target= _blank Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts /a presents Root of Two, a major solo exhibition by Tel Aviv

This week, 'Swan Lake' at the Civic, Art of Elan, Roustabouts Theatre Company and more

Interview: Suzanne Ciani Speaks With Kraus - A Room That Echoes Festival Pat Kraus / C.C. / Suzanne Ciani photo credit: Lloyd Williams / Wednesday 21st July, 2021 3:35PM    Audio Foundations Tāmaki Makaurau headquarters, a festival of immersive music, surround sound and deep listening." Showcasing both pre-recorded works created by artists from across the globe and live performances by some of Aotearoas most sonically inventive talents, A.R.T.E. will treat open-eared attendees to "...

Illustration: R Fresson/The Guardian Illustration: R Fresson/The Guardian Sun 23 May 2021 09.00 EDT Last modified on Sun 23 May 2021 09.44 EDT When I first properly listened to Bob Dylan, I was 10 years old. Each Saturday, Radio 1 aired a series titled 25 Years of Rock, based on news and music spanning the years 1955 to 1979. And that week, in among archive clips of Lyndon Johnson, Harold Wilson, the Vietnam war and whatever else had happened in 1965, there was the sudden whip-crack of a snar...

When I first properly listened to Bob Dylan, I was 10 years old. Each Saturday, Radio 1 aired a series titled 25 Years of Rock, based on news and music spanning the years 1955 to 1979. And that week, in among archive clips of Lyndon Johnson, Harold Wilson, the Vietnam war and whatever else had happened in 1965, there was the sudden whip-crack of a snare drum followed by six minutes of music unlike anything I had ever heard: a great cascading...