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- Members:
- John Adams, Alarm Will Sound, Amadou & Miriam, Laurie Anderson, Louis Andriessen, Sergio and Odair Assad, Dan Auerbach, The Black Keys, T Bone Burnett, Buena Vista Social Club, David Byrne, Elliott Carter, Shawn Colvin, Ry Cooder, Christina Courtin, Toumani Diabate, Explorer Series, Ibrahim Ferrer, Bill Frisell, Kenny Garrett, Gipsy Kings, Henryk Gorecki, Gothic Archies, Adam Guettel, Philip Glass, Richard Goode, Michael Gordon, Jonny Greenwood, Emmylou Harris, Glenn Kotche, Kronos Quartet, k.d. lang, Lorraine Hunt Lieberson, The Low Anthem, The Magnetic Fields, Audra McDonald, Kate and Anna McGarrigle, Brad Mehldau, Stephin Merritt, Pat Metheny, Metheny Mehldau, Joni Mitchell, Youssou N'Dour, Randy Newman, Thomas Newman, Orchestra Baobab, Fernando Otero, Sam Phillips, Punch Brothers, Joshua Redman, Steve Reich, Oumou Sangare, SFJAZZ Collective, Stephen Sondheim, Chris Thile, Ali Farka Toure, Allen Toussaint, Rokia Traore, Jeff Tweedy, Dawn Upshaw, Laura Veirs, Caetano Veloso, Sara Watkins, Wilco
- Genre:
- Classical, World, Jazz, New Music, Alternative, Music Theatre, Singer-Songwriter
- Hometown:
- New York, NY
- Record Label:
- Nonesuch Records
Punch Brothers Prep New Songs, "Prairie Home" Performances; Paste Publishes Video Interview | Nonesu
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Punch Brothers recently announced on their Twitter feed what fans have been longing to hear since first picking up the band's 2008 Nonesuch debut, Punch: "Good Followers," they write, "we just put the finishing touches on the 18th of 18 songs that we've earmarked for our new record. ...
Steve Reich's "Drumming" Makes Author's NY Times Playlist as "Gorgeous Process Music" | Nonesuch Rec
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Steve Reich's Drumming was once described by the New York Times music critic Bernard Holland as a piece that "inhabits our bones and viscera." It's a sentiment the novelist Kim Echlin might find fitting. ...
Boston Herald: Dan Auerbach "Opened the Sonic Floodgates" in "Exhilarating" Live Set | Nonesuch Reco
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Dan Auerbach brings his tour, with openers Justin Townes Earle and Jessica Lea Mayfield, to New York City to perform at Webster Hall tonight. The tour kicked off last Thursday at Newport Musical Hall in ...
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While Kronos Quartet was in New York City last week for a performance at Carnegie Hall—launching its season-long Perspectives series there—it's unclear whether members of the group stopped by this particular New York food-cart vendor to sample some of the city's finer fare. ...
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Nonesuch Records is set to release Realism, the new album from The Magnetic Fields and the band's follow-up to the 2008 album, Distortion, on January 26, 2010. More information is on its way, but in the mean time, check out the cover at left and the track list below:
Independent (UK): Wilco's London Show "One of the Best Gigs of the Year, By One of the Best Bands in
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As Wilco’s European tour continues on the Continent this week, the vinyl reissue of the band's catalog is now complete with today's release of Being There, the band's second studio album, on 12", 180-gram vinyl. ...
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The Carolina Chocolate Drops' cross-country tour took them to California last week for a number of concerts up and down the coast, from UC Santa Barbara's Campbell Hall on Friday, the Napa Valley Opera ...
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The Low Anthem is nearing the end of its month-long tour of the United States with Portland-based band Blind Pilot, closing things out closer to its own home base of Providence, Rhode Island, with stops up the East Coast this week and ending up at the Paradise in Boston on Thursday night. ...
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Natalie Merchant heads to London this week for the first of several performances in the UK and Continental Europe in the coming weeks. To mark these events and Natalie's forthcoming Nonesuch debut, due ...
Several Nonesuch Albums Among the Work of Paste's Top Ten Producers of the Decade | Nonesuch Records
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As the first decade of the millennium nears its end, it's only fitting to look back at what has been a memorable time, to say the very least. On the music front, Paste magazine, which has already included ...
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Bill Frisell "keeps stirring up fine and fresh new ideas" ... the St. Lawrence makes "big news" with Adams's String Quartet ... Dan Auerbach takes tour to Canada ... Carolina Chocolate Drops do three dates in California ... Shawn Colvin plays Portland, Maine ... Ry Cooder, Nick Lowe are in Osaka ... Kronos plays Reich ...at the Kimmel Center ... The Low Anthem, Blind Pilot visit Virginia ... Brad Mehldau Trio tours France, Spain ... Youssou N'Dour docu delivers in Denver ... Nicholas Payton plays St. Louis ... Wilco bookends Baltic Rolling Stone fest with sold-out sets ... and more ...Read More
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Bill Frisell continues to tour Europe with his 858 Quartet, featuring Ron Miles, Hank Roberts, and Eyvind Kang. The group is in Dortmund, Germany, to play the Domicil tonight, and then in Wrocław, Poland, to perform at Wrocław Philharmonic Concert Hall on Sunday.
Guardian Cheers John Adams's "Hilarious, Brilliant" Blog; His String Quartet Makes "Big News" (Detro
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John Adams's new blog, Hell Mouth, having already caught the attention of New Yorker music critic Alex Ross, has now been recognized across the Atlantic by The Guardian. Writer Charlotte Higgins sends ...
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Caetano Veloso has won the 2009 Latin Grammy Award for Best Singer-Songwriter Album for his latest release in Brazil, Zii e Zie. The Guardian, in its four-star review of the album, describes its songs ...
Nonesuch Records Caetano Veloso has been nominated for three Latin Grammys, including Best Singer-Songwriter Album. Tune in to Univision tonight for live awards ceremony.
New York Times: Kronos Quartet Proves "Most Adept at Cultural Crossing Over" in Carnegie Hall Perspe
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Kronos Quartet performed at Carnegie Hall on Tuesday as part of Kronos's Perspectives series, the only artist to be given such a focus during Carnegie's 2009-10 concert season. It also happens to coincide ...
