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Quatre chanteuses francophones à suivre en 2021
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Français English Dans un marché saturé par les musiciens anglophones, comment s’en sort la musique francophone ? Plutôt bien, à en croire le succès
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Review of Go (1976) by Go
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I mainly discover music in a tree-like fashion. I research the music I enjoy, learn who performed it and who collaborated with its performers
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Review of Hans Werner Henze’s “The Tedious Way to Natascha Ungeheuer’s Apartment”
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“Der langwierige Weg in die Wohnung der Natascha Ungeheuer,” or, “The Tedious Way to Natascha Ungeheuer’s Apartment,” is a piece by German composer Hanz
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Shamek Farrah’s “First Impressions” is an undervalued jazz album
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Shamek Farrah is a relative oddity in the jazz world, even among his familiars and those involved in the genre. His place as a
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Nahawa Doumbia creates music that lives on with latest release
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Nahawa Doumbia has been crafting tight, melodically-focused Wassoulou music for the better part of four decades, and as 2021 kicks into gear, she doesn’t
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The Rolling Stones UNZIPPED premiering at Kitchener’s THEMUSEUM in November 2021
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The Rolling Stones UNZIPPED tour is premiering in Canada at Kitchener’s own THEMUSEUM, coming this November. According to THEMUSEUM’s website, you can look forward
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A look at the 2020 Grammy nominations
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The 63rd Grammy Awards are not too far away, airing on Jan. 31, and nominations have just been released. As always, there are mixed
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The best unknown albums of the year
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With the 2021 Grammys right around the corner, it only seems appropriate to acknowledge those artists who time and again fail to garner national
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The Cord’s Best of 2020
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The Cord’s Best of 2020 Quarantine Celebs Jeff Tweedy Jeff Tweedy and his two sons have found new ways to entertain their audiences all
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Kitchener Public Library partners with Laurier to host virtual concerts
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Wilfrid Laurier University will be offering a series of virtual concerts featuring talented students from the faculty of music. Partnering with the Kitchener Public
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