Hans Zimmer to Come Out of Retirement To Score X-Men: Dark Phoenix
When you watch a movie, if it is a really good movie you will hardly notice the music. The direction should focus on the action, characters, and the dialogue.
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The Top Uses of Antonio Vivaldi’s Four Seasons in Movies or TV
If you’re a lover of classical music then Vivaldi is definitely a must for your listening list. The Four Seasons that he made so famous was written in 1
The Cranberries’s Zombie Performed by a Computer Hardware Orchestra
Like a lot of other songs the computer hardware orchestra doesn’t really seem to capture the tender and harder notes of Zombie by the Cranberries. It ge
Melbourne Symphony Orchestra Rocks Again With DJ Legend Armand Van Helden
The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra has created an international following of young concert audiences due to its work with Sting, Ben Folds, Nick Cave, Kiss, Mea
William Zeitler Demonstrates the Glass Armonica and It’s Beautiful
You can’t deny how beautiful the glass armonica is when William Zeitler runs his fingers across the glasses, producing an absolutely amazing sound. The
A Brief History of the Essense Music Festival
The Essence Music Festival returns to the New Orleans Superdome this July. The event sponsored by Essence Magazine was established in 1995. It was established
Ranking the Best Wassail Songs of All-Time
Ah, wassail … the heady aroma of hot spiced apple cider spiked with wine. When it’s cold, there’s nothing quite like it. We’ve enjoyed a b
Hans Zimmer Breaks Down His Legendary Career, From “Rain Man” to “Inception”
From Rain Man to Inception Han Zimmer’s legendary career has been something unlike anything that’s ever been seen. And yet he still feels that he
Pre-Orders Open Now for Led Zeppelin’s March 23 Re-Issue of Epic How the West Was Won Album
It was 1972 in California when Led Zeppelin first recorded How the West Was Won. They spread their recording for the album over two concerts at the Inglewood
Keyboard Legend Tony Banks: Progressive Music Hero
Tony Banks embodies the theory that the signature sounds of some of the greatest rock & roll bands were established by keyboardists. That’s a bold s
