Music Review: Sometimes Those Magicians of Song Need to Show Whatâs Up Their Sleeves
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Magicians are generally ill advised to reveal their tricks, but when the conductor Kent Tritle let the audience in on a few crafty secrets during a concert by the Choir of St. Ignatius Loyola, the tactic paid off.
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But the songs will not ring in your head after the album is over.
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The elusive Illusionist casts it own type of spell
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When it comes to music, the Web can be like a giant megaphone that ratchets up the decibel level of buzz to deafening proportions.
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The orchestraâs performances at Carnegie Hall this week reminded listeners that character and distinctiveness in classical music have not been obliterated entirely.
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By Greg Kot, Chicago Tribune  Feb. 6--Somewhat overlooked in the rush to anoint Clap Your Hands Say Yeah as the future of the music business was the music itself.
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The singers held the spotlight, but if the instrumental works were few, the players had ample opportunity to shine.
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When MTV gets around to playing video clips nowadays, as opposed to reality shows or visits to celebrities, itÂs a strange coalition of niches.
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The pathway to greater success may not be through the computers of song-swappers, though undoubtedly they will use the technology.
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Music may still be a big force in pop culture, but the music businessâs own comeback attempt is falling flat.
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There is a rough science to choosing performance-enhancing music.
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A hipper niche of kid music is encouraging a curious form of parental connoisseurship, where ÂHigh FidelityÂ meets high chairs.
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'Tis the season for multi-act, radio-sponsored concert extravaganzas.
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A virtuoso musician may seem to nail every note, but actually there are tiny variations in even the most skilled performance.
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Music videos have become a collective effort, with artists competing with fans.
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Viewpoint: Record labels don't trust us with their music. But they need to retune that thinking, says Lev Grossman