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Chicago’s Joe Policastro Trio will be playing The Evening Muse on Sat, Jan 25 as noted at https://www.eveningmuse.com/e/joe-policastro-trio-chicago-jazz—74848655343/ Hailed by Downbeat for its “deft analysis...
This year’s ABC Classic 100 theme is Music for the Screen: think less Rachmaninoff, more Ratchet & Clank. The presenters share their predictions on how the Australian public has voted
For many of us, going into space is something we can only dream about. Movies and TV shows can help fill that void, and World Space Week (4-10 October
Of all horror genres, the zombie film is arguably the biggest part of film history. Unlike the vampire, or the ghost, or even the creepy serial killer, the pop culture idea of a zombie was largely created on the big screen in movies like George Romero’s Night of the Living Dead from 1968. Ever since, the zombie has been a cinema staple, and has even worked its way into satire, romance, and adaptations of classic literature, making it not just a versatile genre, but one with great music, too. Today on Screen Sounds, join Dan Golding for a tour of the undead world of zombie film music.