Music is an essential part of the gaming experience. The right track can set a tone and elevate climactic moments, enhancing the game and creating memories that stick with you long after the credits. Powerful music stirs emotions and creates nostalgia for our favorite gaming moments. Nintendo is well versed
Mdou Moctar in Columbus to share his music at Ace of Cups
Tuareg musician and songwriter Mdou Moctar, who grew up and started playing in Niger in West Africa, is embarking on a massive tour.
He is traveling with the three musicians in his band through North America, with a stop on Sept. 15 at Ace of Cups, and then on
WandaVision Bop “Agatha All Along” Wins Emmy for Best Music
After becoming one of the most-streamed songs of the spring, “Agatha All Along” is officially an award-winning song. The instant WandaVision classic won an Emmy Sunday evening for Outstanding Original Music and Lyrics, besting nominations from Bo Burnham: Inside, The Boys, The Queen’s Gambit, Soundtrack of Our Lives, and
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Artemis art show
NORTHEAST HARBOR — From Sept. 9-22, Artemis Gallery on 1 Old Firehouse Lane will host an art show featuring works from Liddy Hubbell, James O’Neil, Sherry Streeter and Goody-B Wiseman. A portion of the sales from this show will benefit the Mount Desert Nursing Association. The exhibition
Classical Music Review: “Dreams of a New Day – Songs by Black Composers”
By Ralph P. Locke
The young baritone Will Liverman’s performances are full of spirit and a wide range of moods.
Dreams of a New Day — Songs by Black Composers, Will Liverman (Cedille).
“Black Composers Matter” — that could be the motto of a number of Intrepid and
Classical music snobbery strikes the wrong chord | Classical music
In his praise of the Guardian for covering the proms, it was disappointing to see Colin Bradbury use the outmoded distinction that classical music is “real” music in contrast with popular music (Letters, 31 August). That was the view when I was at school in the 1960s, when one teacher