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Mar 17

These guys can play the piano in a way you never imagined possible! I hope they don’t do this too often, might start to hurt after a while.


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Feb 23

I met up with Dan Paluska (the other maker is Jeff Lieberman) - they have created the “ABSOLUT QUARTET”, an “automated multi-instrumental orchestral machine, a large-scale electromechanical sculpture consisting of three instruments and thousands of parts, working together to create one piece of music. The main timbre is a marimba played by balls shot from a robotic cannon. Other components include a series of wineglasses played by little robotic fingers and an array of robotic percussive instruments”. If you’re in NYC this is a must-see in person (186 Orchard st.).

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Feb 20

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Duets, by nature, are a corny type of song. Sure, there’s a handful that we recognize here that are also some of best tunes ever recorded, but there’s something inherently cheesy and fun about duets that make them a fun guilty pleasure for millions to enjoy. We’ve put together a list that spans decades and styles that I hope you’ll enjoy. We kept it pretty traditional in the sense that there’s only 2 performers, with only minimal fudging of the rules for some “barely” duets with a full band plus a guest star that still deserve recognition.

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Feb 19

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Ok, you’ve got loads of music on your computer - but is that all cluttered, unorganized, unmanaged and simply not easy to access? May be you need to do something. Literally hundreds of free software let you play, organize, burn and do lots more with your digital MP3 music collection. Have a well tagged, sortable music collection that you can be proud of!

Here comes a carefully chosen list of free programs that might help you squeeze the best out of your MP3 collection.

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Feb 04

Professor Gizmo one-man-band plays The Tiger Rag on The Lonesome Pine Special, “One Man Band Spectacular” 1991.

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