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December 14, 2007
Elgar's Enigma Variations
Elgar, Edward.. Enigma Variations.
United Kingdom : Opus Arte, c2004.
DVD: M1045 .E55 2004
A BBC drama-documentary exploring Elgar's Enigma Variations. "A hidden portrait" and performance of the complete work by the BBC Symphony Orchestra given in the Cathedral in Elgar's home town of Worcester with Sir Andrew Davis. Color, 85 minutes.
Posted by Connie Steigenga at 08:00 AM
December 12, 2007
"Jazz Times" - new Music Library journal
Jazz Times Silver Spring, Md. Current Periodicals The history of the magazine dates back to Radio Free Jazz, a publication founded in 1970 by Ira Sabin when he was operating a record store in Washington, DC. It was originally a newsletter designed to update shoppers on the latest jazz releases and provide jazz radio programmers with a means of communicating with the industry. However, Radio Free Jazz grew substantially over the next decade, attracting readers and writers from around the world. Since then JazzTimes has continued to evolve into what is widely regarded as the world's leading jazz publication. Expect to find: Extensive news coverage, Award winning jazz journalism, CD Book and Video reviews, Informative features and columns, Special directories, Readers polls, Critic picks, and much more. Go to JazzTimes website |
Posted by Matt Jordan at 09:00 AM
December 09, 2007
Encyclopedia of punk music and culture.
 | Cogan, Brian. Encyclopedia of punk music and culture. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 2006. Ref. ML102.R6 C64 2006 A one volume encyclopedia that includes various topics and people important to punk music. Each entry contains a discography, cross references, and items for further reading. The introduction also includes basic information about what is punk and other books written on the subject. |
Posted by Connie Steigenga at 04:12 PM
"Jazziz" - new Music Library journal
 Jazziz: Art for Your Ears Gainesville, Fla. : Jazziz Magazine, Inc., c1983- . Current Periodicals and Online For 20 years, JAZZIZ Magazine has been covering the jazz world, documenting musical innovations, charting industry trends, hanging with the artists whose lives so colorfully inform our own. Award-winning JAZZIZ Magazine gives you the lowdown each month on what's hot (and what's not) in the world of jazz with insightful editorial, hundreds of CD reviews, and inspired photography and design. JAZZIZ has been called "the voice of a new jazz culture; a culture it helped create," and over the past 20 years has grown to become the largest-circulated jazz publication in the world the undisputed authority on jazz music and style. More than a magazine, JAZZIZ stands for the best content, products, and services that the jazz world has to offer. Go to Jazziz website |
Posted by Matt Jordan at 02:24 PM