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11/23/2008 06:31 AM
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MTV holds its first African music awards (AP via Yahoo! News)
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Two Nigerian singers won top awards Saturday as MTV held its first-ever music award program for Africa, with acts from across the world's poorest continent being nominated for prizes.
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11/23/2008 06:52 AM
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Bands in charity music marathon (BBC News)
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Twenty eight Jersey bands will be providing 14 hours of live music at a bar to raise money for charity.
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11/22/2008 05:09 PM
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MTV launches African music awards (AP via Yahoo! News)
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MTV launched its first-ever music award program for Africa on Saturday, with acts from across the world's poorest continent nominated for prizes in the Nigerian capital.
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11/22/2008 11:12 AM
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MTV launches first-ever African music award show (CNN)
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ABUJA, Nigeria (AP) -- MTV launches its first-ever music award program for Africa, with acts from across the world's poorest continent nominated for prizes in the Nigerian capital.
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11/22/2008 10:05 AM
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MTV launches African music awards (AP via Yahoo! News)
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MTV launches its first-ever music award program for Africa on Saturday, with acts from across the world's poorest continent nominated for prizes in the Nigerian capital.
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11/23/2008 04:54 AM
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Challenging the music labels (Louisville Courier-Journal)
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The music industry's courtroom campaign against people who share songs online is coming under counterattack. A Harvard Law School professor has launched a constitutional assault against a federal copyright law at the heart of the industry's aggressive strategy, which has wrung payments from thousands of song-swappers since 2003.
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11/23/2008 05:34 AM
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Music Weekly: Fleet Foxes and Jon Savage (Guardian Unlimited)
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Paul MacInnes chats to Fleet Foxes while punk journalist Jon Savage explains his love of early-80s electro. Plus, music from TV on the Radio, Q-Tip and El Guincho
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11/22/2008 07:15 PM
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Music man sets the mood (Los Angeles Times)
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Gary Calamar handpicks music for shows such as "True Blood," "Dexter" and "Entourage." Every intense music fan presumes he or she has what it takes to be a TV or film music supervisor, and they have a box of clattering mix tapes from high school to prove it. Yes, it was clever how you started with "Please Come Home Baby" by Tom Waits and finished with Mel Tormé's "Comin' Home Baby," but ...
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11/23/2008 04:49 AM
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Mark Everett finds solace in music and writing (The Toledo Blade)
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Mark Everett thought this would be easy. Finishing a tour last year with his alt-rock band the Eels, he planned to hole up in the California home he shares with his dog, Bobby, and write his memoir. Long a solitary fellow whose musical universe is populated by charming hang-dog characters and perpetual outsiders, he was ready for a break from music. His albums have been critically acclaimed ...
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11/23/2008 03:50 AM
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Symphony performance a lesson in music history (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
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In the second concert of this season's Haydn Festival Series by the Richmond Symphony, associate conductor Erin Freeman took the audience through a progression of pieces that showed the composer's connections from the little-known Johann Joseph Fux to the very well-known Ludwig van Beethoven. Actually Fux (1660-1741) is recognized by most people who have seriously studied music, as he was the ...
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