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On Friday's show: After last May's derecho and then Hurricane Beryl in July, it seemed reasonable to expect some disaster aid from the federal government. So, why has the way the city spends these particular funds been controversial?Also this hour: Saturday is Make Music Day here in Houston and in more 2,000 cities worldwide. In anticipation, we talk with some folks behind some performances around the city, including a free concert from Dacamera at the Menil Collection inspired by the works of artist Rene Magritte. Flutist Hunter O'Brien gives us a preview.Then, from Fort Bend County Judge KP George announcing he's running for a third term — but this time as a Republican -- to a mongoose that escaped from a wildlife park being safety captured after he turned up at a local pub, we break down The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly of the week.And just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water, we explore the cultural impact of the movie Jaws 50 years after its release and offer a glimpse at what life was like along the coast in Galveston at the time.
June 21st is the worldwide Make Music Day, and Rosie's House has planned free performances and other activities at 17 locations throughout the...
This week on Cover Band Confidential, we're back with fan favorite and newly minted bandleader Mark Frederickson, who's learning what it's like to start a cover band for the first time! After his first appearance struck a chord (pun absolutely intended), we brought him back to spill the tea on their first actual rehearsal, the gear rabbit holes he's fallen into, and the reality of getting ready for a real-deal gig—Make Music Day no less.We're talking song selection struggles, how to keep a new band from imploding over which way to approach a song, and whether it's too early to start rocking in-ear monitors. Plus, some honest talk about what it really takes to lead a group of humans with instruments and feelings.Whether you're starting your own group or just want to hear someone else stumble through it first, this one's got all the teachable moments and lessons you didn't know you needed.
Guest and HostGuest: Aaron Friedman, Executive Director, Make Music Alliance | On LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaron-friedman-7068014/Host: Sean Martin, Co-Founder at ITSPmagazine and Host of Redefining CyberSecurity Podcast & Music Evolves Podcast | Website: https://www.seanmartin.com/Show NotesWhat if June 21st wasn't just another day on the calendar—but the one day a year where the world collectively said: go ahead, make noise?In this episode of Music Evolves, host Sean Martin talks with Aaron Friedman, composer and founder of the Make Music Alliance, about the day that flips the script on who gets to perform. Make Music Day isn't about headliners, stages, or ticket sales. It's about showing up with your sound—whatever that is—and putting it out into the world.What started in 1982 as a spontaneous moment in the streets of France has become a global celebration of music made by everyone. And Aaron's been part of growing that idea across more than 150 U.S. cities—and beyond. There's no audition. No gatekeeping. Whether it's a punk band on a rooftop, a saxophonist on a stoop, or 200 people sight-reading Sousa marches in a park, it's all fair game.What makes this work? A custom-built matchmaking platform connects performers with unexpected venues—think record shops, laundromats, patios, public steps. There's even room for big group experiences like Mass Appeal, where companies donate instruments and anyone can join in. No gear? No problem.Aaron shares why this kind of open access matters, especially now. In a world of algorithm-driven listening and self-curated playlists, real connection—hearing music you didn't expect, played by someone you don't know—hits different. It's discovery in its purest form.Make Music Day isn't just about performance. It's about participation. It's about remembering that music doesn't need permission—it just needs a spark.So mark the date: June 21. Wherever you are, find a way to join in. Visit makemusicday.org to find your city or start your own.Because the world doesn't need more noise.It needs more music. Your music.SponsorsAre you interested in sponsoring this show or placing an ad in the podcast?Sponsorship
Qool DJ Marv Live at the Make Music Day Philly and The Sounds of Buttamilk launch party at Canopy in Center City Philadelphia - June 21 2024The podcast that reveals how much BUTTAMILK was an influential vibe. This set is from the launch party that had some of the originals of BUTTAMILK present and kickin' it live. My Mom even came as she and I were also in Philly for our family's reunion. From day 1 of BUTTAMILK til today, Stephanie Renee has been there for us, I especially thank her for her tremendous amount of time and efforts that helped shape and complete TSOB a/k/a/ ;) The Sounds of Buttamilk.This set honors us, BUTTAMILK, our artists and poets, our city of Philadelphia and the memories of what turned out to be an everlasting love.Lord Help Me – Qool DJ MarvLike Butta – Qool DJ MarvJilltro – Jill ScottBig Family Get Togetherness – Qool DJ MarvLeisure (Beat 14) – Jazzy JeffMy Peoples – Jazzy JeffMy Soul A'int For Sale – Jazzy JeffWake Up Everybody (Psychemagik Mix) – Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes featuring Teddy PendergrassGolden – Jill ScottMake It Last Forever – Steal Vybe, Chris Forman, Damon Bennett, Alexa Gold, Stephanie ReneeDay Break – Brand new HeaviesCobbs Creek (Great Skate Remix) – King Britt featuring De La SoulTranscend – King Britt featuring BahamadiaBahrain Funk – Jazzy JeffFor The Love of Money – The Philly Armada OrchestraPhilly Jump – Instant FunkShow Me The Way To Go – The JacksonsCould It Be I'm Falling in Love – Detroit SpinnersNights Over Egypt – The Jones GirlsAfrica (JM Edit) – D'angeloI Believe (Simbad Remix) – Q-Tip and D'angeloThink Twice – Jazzy JeffWe Need LOVE In The World – Jazzy JeffTime For A Dialogue – Soul Clap feat Rich MedinaSuperstar feat Ivana Santilli – King BrittGet Up (Scrimshire Edit) – BlazeSmile (featuring Lady Alma) – King BrittLighthouse (Terry Hunter Main Mix) – Jill ScottWindow Seat – Erykah BaduJahraymecofasola (CalvinSol Soulful ReMix) – Jill ScottMessage In Our Music – O'JaysMagnificent Dance (feat. Rich Medina) - Stretch and Bobbito & The M19s BandI Love Music – O'JaysK-Jee (Joey Negro Philly World mix) – AC Soul SymphonyLet's Start to Dance Again (Dimitri From Paris Super Disco Blend) – Bohannon featuring Dr. Perri JohnsonYou Know How To Love Me (Joey Negro Extended Disco Mix) - Phyllis HymanAIN'T No Stoppin' Us Know (The Reflex Version) – Mcfadden & WhiteheadLet's Groove – Archie Bell and the DrellsLove Is The Message (DJ Spen) – MFSBWhen We Get By – D'angeloNow You Know – Stephanie ReneeeThe Fire – The RootsIt's Love – Jill ScottYou Got Me – The Roots featuring Erykah Badu singing Jill Scott's lyricsAlright – D'Angelo Calls – Robert GlasperA Long Walk - Jill ScottMore Butta-centric links here:https://www.soul-sanctuary.net/ https://cbuttapour.bandcamp.com/ https://plantandpeople.com/ https://www.mixcloud.com/buttamilkarchives/https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/djqoolmarvsoundshttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5gQLsodBsCys1_3Zbm83vghttps://qooldjmarv.bandcamp.com/album/soundtrack-to-the-story-of-buttamilk
This show is all about new releases from KC area bands and musicians.As we've been digging through radio shows and programming for Boulevardia and Make Music Day over the last several weeks the new releases have been piling up. We're excited to dive into a stack of them on the show today. Tune in and you'll hear new music from Hembree, Quinton Paige & Monster Planet , Dorothy June, Kate Cosentino, Parker, Leah Sproul, Land Lion, Emory Tilghman, Lucy Gray, Savanna Chestnut and Garrett Buster.
In this episode of Hudson Mohawk Magazine, we first hear from, Mark Dunlea, who joins us to overview the primary elections taking place on Tuesday, June 25th. Then, our Roaming Labor Correspondent, Willie Terry, brings us an interview with Stephanie Woodard, President of The Rapp Road Historical Association, about Juneteenth and Rapp Road's Black Community History. Later on, Hugh Johnson is back with his weekly look at weather and climate. After that, Andrea Cunliffe talks with Will Kempe Players about their upcoming theatrical production. Finally, Sina Basila Hickey interviewed Deb Cavanaugh during Make Music Day about the Music Together summer sessions she'll be offering at People's Health Sanctuary!
On Friday's show: Ana Rausch from the Coalition for the Homeless joins us to talk about the organization's latest count and survey of the area's homeless population.Also this hour: We learn why there are two dueling Pride parades in Houston this month.Then, we discuss a call for warning labels on social media platforms and why you may want to take a gander at Friday night's strawberry moon on The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly.And, to mark Make Music Day Houston, musician Alli Villines performs for us in studio.
Daily Dad Jokes (21 Jun 2024) The official Daily Dad Jokes Podcast electronic button now available on Amazon. The perfect Father's Day gift for dad! Click here here to view ! Email Newsletter: Looking for more dad joke humour to share? Then subscribe to our new weekly email newsletter. It's our weekly round-up of the best dad jokes, memes, and humor for you to enjoy. Spread the laughs, and groans, and sign up today! Click here to subscribe ! Listen to the Daily Dad Jokes podcast here: https://dailydadjokespodcast.com/ or search "Daily Dad Jokes" in your podcast app. Interested in Business and Finance news? Then listen to our sister show: The Daily Business and Finance Show. Check out the website here or search "Daily Business and Finance Show" in your podcast app. Jokes sourced and curated from reddit.com/r/dadjokes. Joke credits: DramaticRest829, hawk_chop, JTB696699, Blu186, Joel_Boyens, SophieByers, FruitMcVeg, Different-Tie-1085, kushkrusade, rimjobsarentbad, sheepery, Agitated-Try-5474, , R8saidfred, Snackasm, Degtyrev, surgicalfunnel, EndersGame_Reviewer, Mox_moon, TheDude1969, MedicalDistance722, Jewls88, PresentPrior8701, Deethoveen, AKhakiNerfHerder, Ipigs140, Valentin_PV, neuralcomputation, TheHibernian, mehdihs, RBWtravler, ajd416, Erinesque, thecyriousone, InternalFennel849, circuitsandwires, billwashere, NoMoreTerritory, HopefulExplorer483, Hotbox_Orchid, blueadderuk, Jester57 Subscribe to this podcast via: Spotify iTunes Google Podcasts Youtube Channel Social media: Instagram Facebook Twitter Tik Tok Discord Interested in advertising or sponsoring our show with +15k daily streams? Contact us at mediasales@klassicstudios.com Produced by Klassic Studios using AutoGen Podcast technology (http://klassicstudios.com/autogen-podcasts/) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Today is Make Music Day, an international day to celebrate people making music and lifting us all up with the power of their tunes, and what they do. Dean was... LEARN MORE The post Naavikaran – Live Lounge – Make Music Day appeared first on JOY Breakfast.
Make Music Day is tomorrow, June 21st! It's a celebration of music on the same day worldwide. So the big question is - how will you celebrate World Make Music Day? In this episode Marlene shares how to find local events and also how to host your own Make Music Day celebration. Join our Guitar Tips Community TODAY! First Community Jam session is Wednesday, 6/26 at 4 pm, don't miss out! Make Music Day website link Marlene's Guitar Courses & Learning Resources Learn to Play Guitar in a Day! Coaching Sessions Marlene's Tips For Guitar Playing Success book Thursday Tips blog Coming soon, in August...YoGuitar, Yoga For Guitarists Thank you to our sponsor! GatorCo.com We are a Sweetwater.com affiliate. Also available on... @applepodcasts @applemusic @spotify @spotifypodcasts #FathersDay #Dad #FathersDaySongs #countrysongs #guitar #learnguitar #playguitar #guitartips #guitarpodcast Credits: Creator, Host, Producer: Marlene Hutchinson This podcast was made possible in part by: Gator Cases I Create Sound - For help getting your best sound go to www.icreatesound.com
At least the morning was really nice! Looks like some heavy rain is headed our way this weekend. We started things off with Andy Hughes' version of the Thursday song and talked about his band, TUGG, playing this weekend at Make Music Madison as part of Make Music Day. In sports, the Grimace streak came to an end for the Mets, which led to Brian talking about what other McDonald's mascots could deliver a first pitch & start a new winning streak. Discussed yesterday's Joe Gow hearing as he tries to keep his job on the faculty at UWL, and we talked about the upcoming Simone Biles documentary. Had a great story about a family's pet donkey that went missing five years ago, but was recently seen with a new family. Justin Timberlake got popped for DUI earlier this week, but said he only had one martini. We wonder if he'll be cancelling shows, including the one in Chicago tomorrow. Today is the first day of summer, and we asked "What's something that seems easy to others, but is difficult for you?" Have you seen the 7'9” freshman on the Florida Gators? He's massive! During today's “Bad News with Happy Music”, we had stories about a city in Minnesota that had it's hydrants opened up illegally, a lawyer who poops in a Pringles can, Tasmania is trying to lure tourists with some unique job opportunities, another strange monolith has appeared, a member of the government in Vermont was busted pouring water in someone's bag, a guy tried to rob a bank after realizing that the front door was unlocked, a woman who got trapped in her Tesla, and a #FloridaMan who stole some beer. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
COVID-19 positivity rates remain high across the islands; Musicians celebrate Hawai'i's Make Music Day; Father-and-son sommelier duo on the challenges of following in your father's footsteps
From a family legacy to a Pulsations connection with the world. Thandeka Mfinyongo is a musician. She's a preserver of African indigenous instruments, and she's interested in archiving traditional instruments. She has her masters in music and is currently doing her PhD through Rhodes University. She's also the African Music lecturer at Northwestern University. In today's episode, we chat about how she came to make music, her family legacy of playing traditional instruments, and stories of the late legend Madosini. We also talk about her involvement in Make Music Day's Pulsations Event this Friday (21 June). The Pulsations livestream will broadcast the livestream on makemusicday.org between 3:00pm - 7:00pm (Paris time), and continuing with Ibrahim Maalouf's performance until 8:00pm. Outro music: "Ripples of Sound" by Thandeka Mfinyongo ft Kechou. Music used with permission of rights holder. Tune into the Pulsations Event on Friday 21 June 2024 3pm (Paris time) · Follow Thandeka on Instagram · website · Facebook · Twitter · insta · Spotify Playlist
Heidi Markle has an extensive background in special event production and has been the Marketing & Events Manager with Kansas City, MO Parks & Recreation for 17 years. In 2000, KC Parks joined the Make Music Alliance and, together with a committee of local live music enthusiasts and professionals, presented Kansas City's first city-wide Make Music Day in 2021. Heidi enjoys cooking, happy hours, her puggle Harper, and helping to make KC a great place to live, work and play! In this episode, Heidi shares her deep passion for live music and community engagement, which she channels into organizing diverse events and festivals that activate the city's parks and public spaces. She discusses the magical experience of the Make Music Day concerts and her excitement to see Kansas City's involvement continue to grow. Check out all the great events through KCMO Parks and Recreation https://kcparks.org/ Check out Make Music Day https://makemusicday.org/ Welcome to the #liveandcreate podcast, hosted by Miguel Antonio, singer-songwriter, speaker and Lead Vocalist of the band Run With It . In this podcast, Miguel engages in meaningful conversations with artists and entrepreneurs, delving into the essence of living a great life and creating great things. Our discussions revolve around the personal stories and inspirations of our guests, touching on practical aspects of both business and artistic creation. These conversations evolve into philosophical explorations, encompassing the art of life, music, and the pursuit of a better world. to be a guest on the show email booking@justthemiguel.com To check out Miguel's band Run With It https://runwithitband.net
Alex Masso is a busy man - he's an ARIA award winning musician with The Vampires, a teacher at the Wollongong Conservatorium of Music, Manager of the Australian Music Association (AMA), and in 2024 he's managing the AMA's Make Music Day campaign. Make Music Day is the international day of making music, held on the 21st of June each year. No matter who you are, where you're from or what you play, you're invited to participate. Alex joined Cam and Eamonn for a chat about Make Music Day for 2024 and predictably, a broader chat about a bunch of other things, namely the resilience of the broader industry. Thanks for listening! Be sure to subscribe for more content. Learn more about Alex Masso here Like Homebrewed on Facebook Follow Homebrewed on Instagram Watch our content on YouTube Check out our Spotify Playlists here Catch up on everything Homebrewed This episode was recorded on Darkingjung Land at Sonora Studios in Tuggerah. Homebrewed is a podcast dedicated to supporting the Australian Music Industry. Cameron Smith and Eamonn Snow have been presenting Homebrewed since November 2017 and have received excellence awards and the admiration of local bands for their presentation of Homebrewed and their continued support of the Australian music scene. This podcast is designed so you can enjoy conversations with musicians, industry representatives and music media personalities.
Whether you want to swim, boat, paddle, or just hang out on dry land and be part of the festivities and fundraising for critical, groundbreaking cancer research, there's a place for you as part of the upcoming 18th Swim Across America-Fairfield County. Tune in and learn all about how to get involved! Then, the next segment in our Pride Month series features Greater Bridgeport Pride - an organization 14 years strong raising awareness of the vibrant local LGBTQ+ community, offering a platform for creative expression, and connecting the community to work opportunities for queer creatives. There's big news and a huge celebration planned for Pride Week starting Monday, so stick with us to hear all about it. And we'll close getting you ready to hear or make music right in your own community or neighborhood. Make Music Day Connecticut is this Friday, so we'll chat about it with our State Troubadour and a rep from the CT Cultural Coalition. We'll also brief you on how to apply to be our next State Troubadour or Poet Laureate - and the upcoming round of grant opportunities from the state Office of the Arts.
Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Yelena Ovando, Co-Owner and Executive Director of Music Box, Inc., who shares what led her and her husband to launch the music school that offers transformational experiences for aspiring musicians and helps them become better, more confident versions of themselves, build life skills and foster creativity and personal and professional growth. Technology is at the core of every experience and Music Box teaches music as a language, as it can be heard, written, read and conveyed.During the interview, Yelena talks about her and her husband's musical background and the power of music to transform lives and communities. She highlights the different instructional opportunities with one on one or group lessons, camps, and both in-person and online programs. Music Box offers instruction with drums, piano, bass, guitar, voice, ukulele, and music production. Music Box has a location in Germantown, Tennessee, and during the interview, Yelena shares the exciting news that they soon will be expanding and opening another facility in Collierville. Yelena also talks about the diversity and breadth of experience with their team, and how they engage and support the community and nonprofits in many ways, including free live performances, working with Girl Scouts, and playing music at local children's hospitals. She wraps up highlighting how Music Box is hosting an inaugural event tied to Make Music Day, which is a global music celebration on June 21, and how it will help shine a global spotlight on Germantown, the Memphis area, and the State of Tennessee.Visit https://www.musicboxinc.com to learn more about Music Box. Visit https://www.makemusicday.org/germantown/ to learn more about Make Music Day on June 21, 2024.
Become a PRODUCER of culture, rather than simply a consumer of it... Make Music Day (a community music initiative that was started in 1982 in France by the Ministry of Culture) is coming up on the 21st of June and it's a day filled with free (and accessible) musical events for EVERYBODY (musicians and non-musicians alike). Have a listen to my conversation with Prof Janelize Morelli and find out how YOU can get involved. Janelize is an Associate Professor of Community Music at Northwest University, where she teaches undergrad modules and supervises post-grad students who are interested in transformative music education and community music. Her research interests include sound studies in environmental humanities and an ethic of care. Outro music - "iKhaya Lam" by Thandeka Mfinyongo. Music used with permission from rights holder. Find out more via the Make Music Day website · website · Facebook · Twitter · insta · Spotify Playlist
Energetic, intense, yet sensitive, and inquisitive. All of these words and more describe the style and work of Kansas City producer, musician, and composer Desmond Mason. Raised both personally and musically in Kansas City, Missouri, his musical roots are in, and have evolved from, hip hop, R&B, gospel, and jazz. Largely self-taught, he received formal education from Scott Anthony and Bobby Watson, both from the University of Missouri-Kansas City's Conservatory of Music. Becoming more widely heard, Desmond's itinerary is rapidly growing as the exposure to his work and compositions increases. He was one of Casio's representatives for the worldwide Make Music Day 2021, and is a multiple-time international beat battle/music production showcase champion, making him one of the best beat makers in the world. His writing has also made it onto the hit Fox TV show STAR, Jaigermeister campaigns, and CBS Sports Radio. In this episode, Desmond recounts his transformative journey of shedding 100 pounds and its ripple effect on every aspect of his life. He delves into a poignant childhood experience where his mother, facing challenges, sold his violin to support her struggles with addiction, temporarily derailing his musical aspirations. However, the narrative turns positive when another influential adult later steps in, reigniting Desmond's passion and determination for music. Tune in as we also explore the intricacies of the licensing industry and dive into a myriad of engaging topics. Check out the music and connect with Desmond https://www.facebook.com/ddotprofessor/ https://www.instagram.com/ddotprofessor Discover the inspiring song "At Least You Tried" by Miguel's band, Run With It.
On Wednesday's show: We dive into the latest developments in local, state, and national politics with University of Houston political analysts Nancy Sims and Brandon Rottinghaus. Also this hour: Harris County Commissioner Adrian Garcia joins us to talk about the latest in the county and Precinct 2. And we celebrate the annual Make Music Day with a live performance in the studio, featuring singer-songwriter Ed Amash!
Our first guest is Mark Keller, a retired (30 years!) police officer with the Appleton Police Department with part 2 of history of Police in Appleton. Christine Williams with the Appleton Historical Society is also joining. We then learn about "Make Music Day" in Downtown Appleton. More details at www.makemusicday.org/appleton.Volunteer Fox Cities celebrates 30 years with our community. Find volunteer opportunities at www.volunteerfoxcities.org
We're diving into stacks of new music from KC musicians and bands and kick off the show with a recap of Boulevardia. We remind you that June 21 is Make Music Day - a day filled with free concerts celebrated all around the world, and we look ahead to what's next on the summer calendar!Hear new music from Julia Haile, Heidi Lynne Gluck, Second Hand King, The Holdaways, Clearfight, Krystle Warren, Caley Rose, Lovely Burden, Collidescope, Savanna Chestnut, and corey dies in the end, who is playing a show this Friday at The Brick.At the top of the show we hear from Kemet Coleman, front person for The Phantastics who are playing a FREE concert for The Bridge on Sunday, July 2 at a new place in JOCO called SERVfun, at 90th and Metcalf, come on down!
Summer's here! That means… it's music festival time! Music festivals are big events. Lots of musicians sing and play music. 夏天是音樂節的時候！很多歌手會在音樂節唱歌表演。 Are you a music fan? You can have lots of fun at a music festival! There are pop festivals, hip-hop festivals, jazz festivals, rock festivals, classical music festivals, folk festivals, blues festivals, reggae festivals… 音樂節有好多種，流行音樂、嘻哈、爵士樂、搖滾、古典音樂、民謠、藍調、雷鬼音樂節等等… There's a very special music festival this summer. It's called Ossyfest. Ossyfest is in Oswaldtwistle, a town in the UK. This year's festival will have forty musicians. The musicians play for free. But people pay to go to Ossyfest… 英國一個小鎮 Oswaldtwistle 舉辦了特別的音樂節，叫做 Ossyfest。今年有 40 個音樂家會表演。他們免費表演，但是觀眾要付費。 Where does the money from Ossyfest go? All the money pays for music classes for local kids! Last year, Ossyfest paid for music classes for 400 kids! Ossyfest saved their parents thousands of dollars. 這些錢去哪裡呢？都幫當地的孩子付了音樂課的學費，去年有 400 位小朋友免費上音樂課，幫爸爸媽媽省了好多錢！ Ossyfest and its musicians hope these local kids will make their own songs. Maybe the kids will play at Ossyfest someday! Ossyfest 的音樂家希望這些孩子以後也可以自己創作音樂，說不定還可以回來 Ossyfest 表演！ Today is Make Music Day. Ossyfest's musicians make music because they hope kids will make music someday. So how about making some music yourself? Maybe you'll play at a music festival someday too! ________________________________ Vocabulary 英國小鎮這個音樂節，門票收入讓兒童學音樂。 1. music 音樂 I've never been to a music festival. 我從來沒有去過音樂節。 Really? That's too bad. 真的喔，真可惜。 It's a lot of fun.它很好玩的。 2. musician 音樂家 What's it like? 它是什麼樣子？ A music festival? 音樂節嗎？ Lots of musicians would sing on different stages. 很多音樂家在不同的舞台上唱歌。 You can choose the one you like. 你可以選喜歡的。 3. pay 付錢 How much do I have to pay? 我需要付多少錢？ It depends. 不一定。 From about 500 to thousands of NT. 從五百塊左右到好幾千台幣。 4. someday 有一天 I want to go to a festival someday. 我有一天也要去音樂節。 Yeah, you should. 你是該去。 Do you like music? music 音樂 musician 音樂家 pay 付費 someday 有一天 ________________________________ Quiz 1. Where in the UK is Ossyfest? A: Fizzel Wizzel B: Oswaldtwistle C: Lethal Bizzle 2. How many music classes did Ossyfest pay for last year? A: 40 B: 400 C: 440 3. What day is today? A: Make Music Day B: Christmas Day C: Monday Answers 1. B 2. B 3. A
Dave Revels drops by to chat about his American Dream! Making music is what he does best as we celebrate Make Music Day in the month of June! Dave became a member of The Drifters(Under The Boardwalk fame) in the 80's and afterwards, lead singer and vocal arranger/record producer for internationally acclaimed a cappella group, The Persuasions. Dave Revels is an independent singer-songwriter whose musical influences and association span multiple genres both live and recorded. He has sung calypso on albums by legendary stars such as The Mighty Sparrow, Arrow and Lord Kitchener, reggae with early legends The Blues Busters, Rock and Roll, Americana with Jorma Kaukonen of Hot Tuna and Jefferson Airplane and most recently, Canadian Rock Group, Barenaked Ladies and Steve Van Zandt's Soul Fire Album.To purchase tickets to see Dave at The Cutting Room in NYC September 12th click on this link!https://donyc.com/events/2023/9/12/dave-revels-ticketsFollow him on Facebook here! https://www.facebook.com/p/Dave-Revels-100075922490369
Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement regional convention meets in Las Vegas; HPR's Cassie Ordonio reports on the preservation of old ukuleles; Hawai'i's Make Music Day led by Na Leo's Nalani Jenkins; SEEQS charter school's tenth anniversary
Julian finds out about a day of live performances that’s being put together by Cambridge BID for next Wednesday’s Make Music Day. Abby Pollock from Cambridge bid has the details.
H catches up with the Director and some cast from the Service Players' production of "One Man, Two Guv'nors, has a chat with poet Simon Maddrell as he launches his latest collection on the Isle of Man and it's Make Music Day again! Find out more . . !
The first part of the show will be all about Make Music Day, which happens worldwide annually on June 21. This year over 40 acts will play in over 25 venues/parks in KC. We hear music from some of those acts playing on Make Music Day including Molly Hair, Musicbyskippy, Keelon Vann, SliKc, and Damon Parker of The MGDs. The second half of the show will feature more new releases, this time from Danny McGaw, Ethan and Charlie G, St Violet, Hermon Mehari, Rewound x Calvin Arsenia, and Collier Cash - you may know him as the Foo Fighters kid, as he was on stage with Dave Grohl and was gifted his guitar.
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On Tuesday's show: Houston children as young as 6 months old could begin receiving a COVID vaccine this week. We learn about the recent approval by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and about the potential vaccine rollout in the area. Also this hour: Today is Make Music Day in Houston and in many cities around the world. We learn more about what's planned for this free celebration of music and hear performances from local musicians Heather Rayleen and Alex Coba. And we talk with the co-creator of the Marvel character Deadpool, comic book writer Fabian Nicieza. He'll be in Houston Wednesday evening for an event at Murder by the Book tied to his new murder mystery book, The Self-Made Widow.
Over the past several weeks we've talked about Music in the Park, Boulevardia, Make Music Day (which is TOMORROW!) and the new releases have been piling up! On the show tomorrow we'll plow through a dozen new releases from KC musicians and bands. • We'll kick things off with a contender for song of the summer from corey dies in the end. • We'll hear a new pop song from Caley Rose, who was featured last week on KCUR 89.3 with a great supporter of KC music, Steve Kraske. • Our old friends from Six Percent have a great new EP coming soon. • The Way Way Back, slowing things down a bit on a new song and still doing everything right. • Jo MacKenzie continues to impress us with more and more new music. • New to us, Jerame Gray pouring out the emotions for those suffering in Ukraine. • Fresh off the stage from Boulevardia and Juneteenth Fest, a new one from The Black Creatures. • Some hip hop from Current exploring mental health issues. • Another new single from one of my favorite (former) KC voices, Danny McGaw. • Also new to us, music from Quinton Paige and Straight White Teeth, who both went to our show page and submitted music. It should be a fun show. We'll throw a little Boulevardia recap in there too, at the top of the show. Next week, on Tuesday, June 28 we're back at the Beer Hall at Boulevard Brewing Company with two special guests, Kat King and PURE XTC. In addition to being on the radio show from 6-7PM, they'll each play a 30-minute set in the Beer Hall from 7-8PM.
Forty years ago the celebrations for Make Music Day began in France, encouraging anyone and everyone to make music on the same day. The event has since gone global and Australian event co-ordinator Rob Walker and ambassador Kate Ceberano are asking people to join the fun and be creative together today.
In this week's edition, Bob looks at Make Music Day, the Sophia Morrison Award and he hears about the life of James Alfred Curphey.
Marilyn Zeidner from Music on a Mission talks about this year's “Make Music Day” on June 21st. Upcoming events happening in Avon Lake: Friday, June 10, 6:00 PM: Friday Flicks in the Park at Weiss Field - Ghostbusters Afterlife Saturday, June 11: Deadline to Register for the Avon vs. Avon Lake UH Community Challenge Saturday, June 11, 2022, 8:00 AM: Camp Imagine Golf Outing Fundraiser at Bob-O-Link Golf Course in Avon Sunday, June 12, 6:00 PM: Avon Lake Summer Concert Series - Funkology at Miller Road Park Monday, June 13, 7:00 PM: City Council Meeting Friday, June 17, 4:30 PM: Deadline for applications for Finance Clerk and Program Manager Civil Service Examination Sunday, June 19: Deadline to register for the Avon Lake Summer Baseball and Softball Classic Monday, June 20, 2022: Juneteenth Observance - No City Council Meeting For more information on these or future events/meetings, please visit www.AvonLake.org
Today Is Celebrate Short Fiction Day, Crossword Puzzle Day, Don't Make Your Bed Day, Forefathers Day, Global Orgasm Day, Humbug Day, Make Music Day in Winter, National French Fried Shrimp Day, National Flashlight Day, National Kiwi Fruit Day, National Homeless Persons' Remembrance Day, National Hamburger Day, Short Girl Appreciation Day, Shorts Day, National Look on The Bright Side Day, World Peace Day, Ribbon Candy Day, Winter Solstice and Yule. Celebrate each day with the It's Today Podcast. Please subscribe wherever you get your podcasts and share with everyone you know. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Itstoday)
Hablamos con Camaleón de Pantano, un músico que nació en Santiago de Chile y ahora se encuentra en Miami para seguir cumpliendo sus sueños musicales. Pasó por algunos grupos antes de lanzar su carrera de solista. Este año participó del Festival mundial "Make Music Day". Se sumó a PeP para contar su historia, hablar de su presente y mostrar todo su repertorio musical. Nos comentó sus próximos desafíos en el mundo de la música, el porqué de nombre artístico, sus inicios como artista, sus influencias musicales, la actualidad musical en Santiago y en Miami respecto a los músicos emergentes, los motivos por los cuáles tenés que ir a escucharlo, su postura de no encasillarse en un estilo musical sino en varios y mucho más. Podés encontrarlos en todas las plataformas musicales como Camaleón de Pantano y en Instagram como camaleondepantano
** We apologize that this episode was released later than we hope. A few of our guests mentioned projects that already occurred during the recording of this podcast. We have included links to these events below and we hope that you will look at their websites and their YouTube videos. ** In this podcast we are excited to launch our first episode of our series with The Gates Discovery Center's Enduring COVID-19 events. Each event will highlight the people who are working with our community as we restore ourselves during this pandemic! Today's podcast brings together people who are creating community through food, fashion, and radio. We are grateful to be joined by Roxana Pardo Garcia of LaRoxay Productions, Ming Ming Tung-Edelman of Refugee Artisan Initiative, and Tony Benton of Rainier Avenue Radio. Our guests share stories around the importance of mentors, the power of family and talismans, the changing media landscape, and how we can endure this pandemic together. 0:46 - Roxana Pardo Garcia self-introduction 1:02 - Ming Ming Tung-Edeleman self-introduction 1:17 - Tony Benton self-introduction 2:11 - Roxana's Origin Story - Life growing up in Burien, WA. The power of a strong mentor while in high school. Activism and organizing while at University of Washington. How to usher the collective into a new way of being during the pandemic. Quit her government job in order to serve community full-time with a private business. 7:28 - Ming Ming's Origin Story - First generation Chinese-American who immigrated to join father in the US along with siblings and mother. Brought a chiffon dress that her grandmother made for her when she immigrated. Power of grandparents on children's lives. Grew up in California. After 25 years as a pharmacist, switched to fashion and combined that with a circular economy model with refugee women. Pivoted to PPE during the pandemic. 15:12 - Tony's Origin Story - Being a Black man has shaped him. Being a father to a daughter has shaped him. Long history being engaged in media. 20 years in a major market and saw how the Telecommunications Act of 1996 changed everything. Communities overlooked by the corporatization of massive media companies. Switched gears to Low Power FM Radio Stations and Internet Radio. With the pandemic, people were pushed online more and more. 23:04 - Roxana talks about the projects she's working on through her site LaRoxay Productions. Started two businesses during the pandemic. Launched a fundraiser to raise $1,000,000 for their food bank. Shift from a culture of charity to a culture of justice. Also runs a company that curates events for companies. Lastly, has an apparel/life-style brand that blends the Northwest and Chicana cultures. 30:21 - Ming Ming talks about the Refugee Arts Initiative. They hired six more women during the pandemic. Twelve full-time staff now! Trying to hire even more women to work to make PPE. Also taking the circular economy model towards zero-waste for pet accessories. They upcycle people's clothes to make clothing accessories for pets. Is a finalist for the Northwest Circular Design Contest! Lastly, love for her community of Lake City but are using a donated space that will be torn down in a year or two. Looking to buy a location through a capital campaign to be their permanent home. 39:45 - Tony talks about his projects. Rainier Avenue Radio ran some amazing events such as Asian Voices Initiative around anti-Asian hate crimes. They also broadcasted live from the Juneteenth Festival in mid June and even did a full-day program called Make Music Day in late June. You can listen and view all of these events in the previous links. Thank you again to the Big Phony, a Korean-American singer/songwriter living in Seoul, South Korea for allowing us to his music in our intro and outro, all royalty-free!
After walking around the sweaty streets of Salem Oregon I was able to meet a couple exciting faces for Salem Oregon's chapter of make music day which apparently is around the country to I didn't even know that. But listening to a bunch of bands and talking to a lot of drunk people at the cusp of the end of the pandemic was such an interesting site this is only a sample of what happened that night but I can't wait to see what the future holds for this type of festivities. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Live music exploded out onto street corners and open-air performance spaces in New London on international Make Music Day. We explored the wide variety of melodies and rhythms, meeting the energetic rapper Byrd StayLow, the Nickelodeon Barbershop Quartet covering pop classics, and improvisational pianist Jermaine Edwards.
Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz interview series with World Renowned Jazz Percussionist Bill Summers .. We caught up with him on June 21, 2021 to talk about Make Music Day in Dunbar Park Part of International Voyage of the Drum World Jazz Fest as a part of the UNESCO Creative City of Music here in Kansas City .. This veteran musician has spent more than 30 years tracing the rhythmic links between Africa, the Caribbean and the Americas. In the 1970s, he was experimenting with ancient flutes when Herbie Hancock hired him for his legendary fusion group, the Headhunters .. He's a fighter for what is right and loves what he does .. Enjoy the story .. Click to listen.Neon Jazz is a radio program airing since 2011. Hosted by Joe Dimino and Engineered by John Christopher in Kansas City, Missouri giving listeners a journey into one of America's finest inventions. Take a listen on KCXL (102.9 FM / 1140 AM) out of Liberty, MO. Listen to KCXL on Tunein Radio at http://tunein.com/radio/Neon-Jazz-With-Joe-Dimino-p381685/. You can now catch Neon Jazz on KOJH 104.7 FM out of the Mutual Musicians Foundation from Noon - 1 p.m. CST Monday-Friday at https://www.kojhfm.org/. Check us out at All About Jazz @ https://kansascity.jazznearyou.com/neon-jazz.php. For all things Neon Jazz, visit http://theneonjazz.blogspot.com/If you like what you hear, please let us know. You can contribute a few bucks to keep Neon Jazz going strong into the future. https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=ERA4C4TTVKLR4
We head out to the Sono Collection...a brand new mall court in Norwalk, Connecticut from Make Music Day Norwalk 2021! We chat with the artists after their music sets and find out where they are from, how long they have been playing music and what kind of music they like to play! This was the schedule for the day where we set up to podcast live! Sono Garden Rooftop/The Wind-Up 3pmTom The Suit Forst 4pm - 4:45pmRiki Stevens 5pm - 5:45pmQuantum Elev8 (Acoustic 3 songs) 5:45pm Brian Larney Band 6pm until closing
The podcast is back this week with an international flavour! We had a great time broadcasting for Make Music Day on the 21st June and met lots of new musical acts. We will feature a couple of them today. Thanks to everyone who supports on our Patreon - it really helps. If you would like to join us please visit www.patreon.com/handsupfortrad Skeud by Startijenn Track - Flagas track https://www.startijenn.bzh/?lang=en The Land Between Rivers by Jack Backcock (Driftwood Project) https://jackbadcock.bandcamp.com Reassembled by Bellowhead Track - Roll Alabama http://bellowhead.bandcamp.com When Feathers Appear by Catriona McKay and Alistair MacDonald Track - Against The Wind https://catrionamckay.bandcamp.com Draumsnillingar by Blood Harmony https://www.ospmusic.is Strì by Maeve Mackinnon Track - Moch an Diugh/ Puirt-a-beul - Early Today I Rose https://maevemackinnon.bandcamp.com/album/str Raw by Jarlath Henderson Track - Boys https://jarlathhenderson.bandcamp.com/album/raw The Lost Words: Spell Songs Track - Acorn https://www.thelostwords.org/spell-songs/ Where The World Is Thin by Kris Drever Track - Hollow Trees https://krisdrever.bandcamp.com/album/where-the-world-is-thin-2 Dùsgadh by Breabach Track - Comar https://breabach.bandcamp.com
Today Is Cuckoo Warning Day, Go Skateboarding Day, Atheist Solidarity Day, International Day of Yoga, Make Music Day, Ride To Work Day, National Daylight Appreciation Day, National Day of The Gong, National Energy Shopping Day, National Selfie Day, National Peaches and Cream Day, Tall Girl Appreciation Day, Take Your Cat to Work Day, World Giraffe Day, World Handshake Day, World Humanist Day, World Hydrography Day, andWorld Music Day, Find something to celebrate each day with the It's Today podcast. Please subscribe wherever you get your podcasts and share with everyone you know!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Itstoday)
Wisconsin Music Podcast Episode #38 Make Music Day with Julian Singh of Cosmic Endeavors Cosmic Endeavors was started by a bunch of guys during the pandemic who love to jam. Beginning with backyard performances, Cosmic Endeavors has now played at a variety of different venues in the styles of straight ahead swing, Samba, Bossa Nova, Mambo, R&B, funk, and many more. Our goal is to create a vibrant and enjoyable musical experience for the audience while also paying our respects to the various different traditions. Our members are Liam Philips on Bass, Will Heide on Bass, Flynn Baker on Guitar, Casimir Reiley on Saxophones, Cameron Spann on Piano/Drums, And Julian Singh on Drums. Cosmic Endeavor Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/cemkeband Make Music Day , Milwaukee chapter www.MakeMusicDay.org/milwaukee
On Monday's Houston Matters: Police Chief Troy Finner joins us to discuss some recent crime trends and other law enforcement issues in the city. Also this hour: Today is Make Music Day, an annual global celebration of music. It's being held in more than a hundred American cities this year, including – for the first time, formally – the city of Houston. We talk about the important role music and musicians play in the cultural life of our city. Then, we talk with some area musicians and hear them perform. And we listen back to some of our favorite conversations with musicians from the past few years. And we get an update on Houston sports from Cody Stoots, co-host of the sports podcast In the Group Chat.
On this week's episode of the Northeast Newscast we're joined by Northeast Community Center's Development Director Kyla Pitts-Zevin and Executive Director Laura Shultz. By July 1, Kyla will transition into the role of executive director as Laura retires. Laura shares how the Community Center has grown in her years there, the addition of Harmony Project KC, and the crucial support they provide their students and families. Harmony Project, a youth music education program, is participating in Kansas City's Make Music Day on June 21 with a concert at Concourse Park. More details at northeastnews.net.
(00:00) Local News Chat: Labor Market & Travel Rebound (11:30) Make Music Day, Maria VanLaanen, Fox Cities PAC (18:30) Your Take on Cashless Trend in American Economy (45:00) Congressman Glenn Grothman on Border & Taxes (55:30) Art Cyr, Carthage College, on Global Trade & Military Valor (84:30) The Takeaway: Institutions Survive By Adapting
Maralyn Crellin introduces a programme which looks at the Colmcille Eireann is Albain initiative, which is increasingly involving the Island, and joins Ruth Keggin Gell to look at events in Gaelg 21, a Manx language festival which is part of the Colmcille 1500 celebrations. One of those events is a Bree session, and we hear from Chloe Woolley about what will be involved, not only as part of Gaelg 21 but also to prepare for Make Music Day on Monday 21st June. After a summary of events over the weekend, we look ahead to this year's Laa Columb Killey event in Kirk Arbory with Secretary of the event, Julie Young. Head of Arbory School, Jonathan Ayres, explains how it fits into the wider Colmcille events, though the issue with Covid-19 has prevented link-ups with other school communities elsewhere.
This time on the show we're going to hear from 11 musicians performing on Make Music Day, Monday, June 21. Make Music Day started in France in 1982 and is now celebrated in 1000+ cities in 120 countries across the globe. This year, for the first time, Kansas City is part of the celebration. The event is a day of FREE music, concerts, and events that stretch from Lemonade Park in The West Bottoms to Knuckleheads in The East Bottoms, and from Kansas City International Airport to 18th & Vine. Hundreds of musicians, of all backgrounds will perform, from classically trained musicians in the The Kansas City Symphony to 16 year old singer/songwriters like Kate Whitefield and the students from School of Rock.
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We're talking with the organizers of Make Music Philadelphia and Make Music Pittsburgh about the global celebration of making music known as Make Music Day which happens on June 21st!
Hosted by David Green of The Cultural Alliance Of Fairfield County. MAKE MUSIC DAY IS JUNE 21. Hear our interview with the organizers from the six towns in our region to be hosting Make Music Day programs this year. Organizers speak about the programs they have drawn up, using amateur and professional musicians within their communities to provide music all around town. Hear how this all works, what some highlights were from the past, and about some of the surprises and new approaches these organizers have up their sleeves this year. Guests are: Marc Alan, Norwalk Arts Commission and Factory Underground; Mark Barnhart, Dir. Economic and Community Development, Town of Fairfield; Kate Cook, Stamford Downtown; Jennifer DiLaura, Ridgefield Arts Council; Colin Healy, Arts Alliance of Stratford; and Suzanne Kachmar, Bridgeport Art Trail.
Rob Parton is a musician and producer who is actively building communities for fellow music producers. Rob hosts open jams through Plugged, a community for artists, educators, and young people interested in making music. Along with MixMash Studios, Rob and Plugged bring you Make Music Day on June 21st, 2021. It's a 24-hour track-making challenge with community-supplied samples. Sign up to be a part of it and/or contribute samples to the challenge. Rob and I spoke about Make Music Day and the challenge of finishing tracks quickly. Rob shared some of his own production techniques and offered wisdom on collaboration, improvisation, and working with tight deadlines. Listen on iTunes or Stitcher or Google Play or Spotify; watch on YouTube Show Notes: Make Music Day - https://makemusicday.co.uk/mix-mash-studios/ Submit Samples to Make Music Day - https://form.jotform.com/210418214882048 Plugged - http://www.plugged.org.uk Rob's Music: And/Or - https://and-or-uk.bandcamp.com/ Arconic Music - https://www.facebook.com/ArconicMusic Brian Funk Links: Website - https://brianfunk.com Intro Music Made with Wind Chimes Ableton Live Pack - http://gum.co/chimes Music Production Club - https://brianfunk.com/mpc Music Production Podcast - https://brianfunk.com/podcast Save 25% on Ableton Live Packs at my store with the code: PODCAST - https://brianfunk.com/store Thank you for listening. Please review the Music Production Podcast on your favorite podcast provider! And don't forget to visit my site https://BrianFunk.com for music production tutorials, videos, and sound packs. Brian Funk
Marilyn Zeidner of Music on a Mission talks about their mission and their upcoming participation in the “Make Music Day” a global music celebration. Links for Calendar Highlights: Parks & Rec's Summer Concert Series: www.AvonLakeRec.com Collective Committee Meeting/City Council Meeting: www.AvonLake.org Rockin' the Rails: https://fb.me/e/aTkbuY5FW “Make Music Day - Avon Lake” https://www.makemusicday.org/avonlake/
Today Is The Winter Solstice and the first day of Winter, Celebrate Short Fiction Day, Crossword Puzzle Day, Don’t Make Your Bed Day, National Flashlight Day, Global Orgasm Day, Humbug Day, Make Music Day in Winter, National Kiwi Fruit Day, National French Fried Shrimp Day, National Hamburger Day, Ribbon Candy Day, National Homeless Persons' Remembrance Day, Short Girl Appreciation Day, National Look On the Bright Side Day, and YuleSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/Itstoday)
During the ZAPPA day, WPKN will also celebrate today’s MAKE MUSIC DAY. At 1pm on Sunday, June 21, James “Fuzz” Sangiovanni a guitarist/vocalist/songwriter/producer residing in Bridgeport, Connecticut, will unveil his version of the Frank Zappa song ‘Willie the Pimp’. Fuzz has been an international recording and touring artist for nearly twenty-five years. You may have seen him either on the road with one of his bands such Deep banana Blackout, Caravan of Thieves or The Tom Tom Club or getting down at one of the local jam sessions. He has also released thirteen of his own albums as well as performed on and produced records from other artists. As a consistently energetic and engaging performer, Fuzz delivers his own unique interpretation and blend of all the musical genres he’s encountered along his musical journey: rock, blues, funk, jazz, RnB, folk, swing, reggae, classical and everything in between. For this year’s Make Music Day he will be working with City Lights Gallery to curate some of the area’s greatest local talent.
Today Is Father’s Day, Atheists Solidarity Day, Family Awareness Day, Global Orgasm Day, Go Skateboarding Day, Husband Caregiver Day, International Day of Yoga, Make Music Day, National Day of The Gong, National Sea Shell Day, National Selfie Day, Tall Girl Appreciation Day, Turkey Lovers Da. World Giraffe Day, World Handshake Day, World Humanist Day and World Music DaySupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/Itstoday)
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This episode is all about Music Education while it shines a light on International Make Music Day which is held every year on June 21. Joining the discussion are two of the leaders behind Make Music Day, Aaron Friedman, President of the Make Music Alliance, and Dr. Lee Whitmore, Executive Director for the GRAMMY® Music Education Coalition.
Aid For Music Venues, UWEC Jazz Studes Videos, Make Music Day - Proposals to provide federal aid to music venues that have lost revenue due to the coronavirus pandemic is discussed on “Spectrum West.” The program also features interviews with members of the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Jazz Studies program and the director of Arts Wisconsin about Make Music Day.
Hosted by David Green of The Cultural Alliance Of Fairfield County. Hear the representatives of five of the six towns in Fairfield County that are producing #MakeMusicDay 2020, part of the worldwide celebration of music on the first day of summer, June 21. Join Kate Cook, with Stamford Downtown, Jennifer DiLaura, Ridgefield Arts Council, Colin Healy, Coastal Arts Guild of CT, Stratford, Suzanne Kachmar Bridgeport Art Trail, and Linda Kavanagh, of Norwalk Now to hear what they have planned and why they believe keeping Make Music Day going is especially important this year. Some towns are login ahead with in-person performances, following social-distancing guidelines, others are going totally virtual with some recorded and some live streaming events - and some are mixing the two.
Vincent James and Joann Pierdomenico are founders of the non-profit Keep Music Alive and the international music holidays Teach Music Week (March) and Kids Music Day (October). Each year, they partner with 750+ music schools and stores in over a dozen countries to offer free lessons to new students and to hold special events that benefit and celebrate kids playing music. These events include student performances, instrument petting zoos, drum and ukulele circles, and instrument donation drives. Kids Music Day Ambassadors include celebrities Julie Andrews, Jack Black, Sarah McLachlan, Kenny Loggins, Michael Feinstein, Vanessa Williams, and Pat Benatar. In 2019, they produced more than a dozen Musical Instrument Petting Zoo events with keyboards, guitars, ukuleles and dozens of different percussion instruments throughout the Philadelphia region at schools, libraries and other public spaces. They will hold their first-ever virtual instrument petting zoo on June 20 at a local library! Vincent and Joann are the authors of the 88+ Ways Music Can Change Your Life book series. Each edition features more than 100 inspirational music stories from around the world, many contributed by well-known artists. They donate 80% of book sale proceeds to music education and service non-profit organizations. They are currently seeking inspirational music stories for Volume 2, to be published in November 2020. Vincent and Joann are helping to promote a virtual Make Music Day in the Philadelphia area on June 21, 2020. Founded as Le Fete de la Musique in France in 1982, it encourages musicians of all styles and abilities to put on free public performances. Info: www.keepmusicalive.org
Make Music Day, Music Collaberation, Book Festival and Shelter Benefit- State and national planners for Make Music Day are featured on “Spectrum West.” A collaboration of two Chippewa Valley musicians, an interview with one of the author participating in the 2019 Chippewa Valley Book Festival and a preview of a benefit show for shelters in Eau Claire for people dealing with homelessness are also showcased in this show.
During St. Louis’ Make Music Day last Friday, people gathered in places around the St. Louis area to do just that. And on what was meant to be the longest, sunniest day of the year, it began to rain. While it halted some outdoor performances, many, like those inside Evangeline’s Bistro and Music House, went on. St. Louis Public Radio's Alexis Moore takes in the scene.
Make Music Day-Bridgeport Concert hosted by Community Radio WPKN 89.5-FM and City Lights/Bridgeport Art Trail and Bijou Theatre Bijou Theatre is at 275 Fairfield Ave. Bridgeport, CT 06605 Artists Performing: WORDSOUND w/ Iyaba Ibo Mandingo & DJ Chrome- utilizing the combination of MC and DJ that is so familiar in hip-hop- "Speaking truth to power in the spirit of Peter Tosh, The Last Poets and Fela Kuti." NETTA WALKER: hip-hop/poetess BARBRA- new jazz/experimental with some urban beats thrown in the mix. FINGERSLEEVE - great roots band with originals and few well-chosen covers in the mix too. Female guitarist and co-lead singer.
We speak with Ken DePoto of Cool Cat Music Company, a business in town that is all about making music every day. As we celebrate Make Music Day here in Montclair, we talk with Ken about opening his new shop and how he and his Dad came to the business. We'll also drop into the music sessions going on at the store on Make Music Day to talk with a few of the talented folks and their listeners who are making music all over town.
Aaron Friedman explains the history of Make Music Day, Ravi Hutheesing teaches about the benefits of Cultural Competence, Stacy Taniguchi tells his story of climbing Mt. Everest, Heather Lench talks about the benefits of boredom, Katie Ziskind explains how yoga can help relieve stress, Jeff Simpson updates us on the newest movies.
Take a break from the grind with "The Coffee Grind" from the Denton Chamber of Commerce! Today, Travis and Randi are talking with Julie Glover, Economic Development Program Administrator for the City of Denton, TX, about Make Music Day and other downtown activities!
This morning John Voket and the award-winning For the People opens with a segment dedicated to all you amateur and professional musicians and those who just love to make music as we hear all about next week's Make Music Day. Then we'll hit you with the second of our two-part series of interviews gathered recently at Wilton Go Green's Zero Waste Faire talking airtight energy efficient homes, zero emission yard care, and sheep! And we'll close introducing you to a bunch of tough looking folks with hearts of gold - Bikers Against Child Abuse - a unique grassroots movement making positive impressions on children facing crises.
Make Music Nashville's primary goals are to provide an equal platform for musicians of all skill levels, interests and walks of life and to inspire the next generation of musicians through innovative outreach programming. Make Music Nashville is an all-day, open-access, free non-profit festival taking place in various neighborhoods in Nashville, Tennessee on June 21st every year. Participation is encouraged from all ages, genres and abilities, from indie rock to bluegrass to a cappella, from music students to professional artists and everything in between. More than 150 artists will spread out across the city as part of Make Music Nashville. The event will take place at more than 38 venues, including restaurants, breweries, the Zoo and the airport. This year, the event is expanding down to Murfreesboro and Franklin as well. Make Music Day is free for the city of Nashville, so we rely heavily on volunteers to keep things running smoothly. That means we need your help on June 21st! If you're available on this day and would like to help, please let us know. Here are just some of the things that you might be doing throughout the day: Tell passersby about Make Music Nashville and answer any questions audience and participators may have. Take photos of your stationed event. Help keep our performers happy. Help with setup and breakdown between artists. Help run sound. SIGN UP HERE Learn more: http://www.makemusicday.org/nashville/
Hosted by David Green of The Cultural Alliance Of Fairfield County. June 21, the summer solstice, is Make Music Day - a day celebrated the world over with musicians, amateur and professional, pouring into the streets, parks, amphitheaters, stoops, porches and more to celebrate the power of music to communicate - and have fun. In our region alone, eight towns are celebrating Make Music Day. On our June edition of Spotlight on Arts & Culture, we interviewed 7 of the 8 organizers (the 8th, Norwalk's Marc Alan was unable to participate at the last minute). But we did have Suzanne Kachmar from Bridgeport, Lou Heumann from Fairfield; Tatiana Mori from Greenwich, Paige Miglio from Milford, Jennifer DiLaura from Ridgefield, Annette Einhorn from Stamford, and Colin Healey from Stratford talking about why they were doing this and what some of the highlights of their programs will be. Listen to the conversation (count how many pianos you hear about) and enjoy the music clips that each guest brought with them.
Spotlight on Arts and Culture: Make Music Day 2019 by WPKN Community Radio
In this second episode I talk to entrepreneur and musician Tessa Marchington. She gives valuable insights into her starting off, what books to read and which people she looks up to. She also is involved in Make Music Day on 21st June 2018. makemusicday.co.uk She is the founder of Music in Offices and Investec International Music Festival. Find out more about Tessa on her social media channels @marchingtessa @miolondon @InvestecIntMusF musicinoffices.com and iimf.co.uk Also a special thank you to Thomas Hewitt Jones @thewittjones for his wonderful theme music : ‘Momentum for String Orchestra’ by Thomas Hewitt Jones . You can hear a bit more this week of this beautiful piece. http://www.thomashewittjones.com/ Please don't forget to share and rate and review this podcast/ If you want to know more about me, find me on the usual social channels or via wildkatpr.com
#8: Hats off Salem recorded on the afternoon of July 27th. Originally posted by Austin Rich. Julie & Austin convene to talk about music and the Salem scene. In this episode, we catch up on Make Music Day, discuss upcoming shows, and discuss building an audience and local transportation issues. If you like the show, write to us,... Continue Reading →
#8: Hats off Salem recorded on the afternoon of July 27th. Originally posted by Austin Rich. Julie & Austin convene to talk about music and the Salem scene. In this episode, we catch up on Make Music Day, discuss upcoming shows, and discuss building an audience and local transportation issues. If you like the show, write to us,... Continue Reading →
Episode 40 gives light to the upcoming event, Make Music Day, a free celebration of music around the world on June 21st. It is held on the same day in more than 750 cities and 120 countries. Make Music Day is open to anyone who wants to take part. Every kind of musician- young and old, amateur and professional, of every musical persuasion- pours into the streets, parks, plazas, and porches to share their music with friends, neighbors, and strangers. All of it is free and open to the public. This episode will give you the inside scoop to Make Music Chattanooga! Find out how Taryn got it all started, what venues are participating, how you can get involved, and you will even heat some tunes from artists who will be performing on this fun day!
Greg and Ben discuss the anniversaries of Third Eye Blind’s debut album and the death of Kurt Cobain, the passing of J. Geils, Billboard Award nominees, Paul Oakenfold spins on Mt. Everest, the Rock and Roll HOF induction, Make Music Day, our Indie Instagrammer of the Week, American Idol, a musician we know, and our Earworms of the Week! Hudson Thames - Our Song Ivorie - SATELLITES Moby - Run On Paper Street - Everything’s Alright Kris Allen - Live Like We’re Dying Check out our website! www.bythetimeyouhearthis.com facebook.com/bythetimeyouhearthis Follow us on Instagram: @bythetimeuhearthis Email: bythetimeuhearthis@gmail.com Subscribe on iTunes, Podomatic, Castbox, Satchel Podcast Player, TuneIn Radio and Google Play!
Part two of our discussion on Chattanooga's music economy with Mary Howard Ade, Candace Davis, and Stratton Tingle. In this episode we focus on the work of SoundCorps, a non-profit organization focused on equipping and educating artists and others involved in the music industry to make Chattanooga a great place to create, play, and love music. Referenced in this episode: CVB Website - http://www.chattanoogafun.com/ CVB Video - Great American Music - https://youtu.be/eX-ARTnTJdg SoundCorps Website - https://soundcorps.org/
From the legacy of the Big Nine to the creation of one of the earliest music festivals, Chattanooga has always had a rich music heritage. But recently there has been increasing focus to expand on that heritage for the 21st century. Today's conversation involves three people involved in just such an endeavor: Chattanooga Visitors Bureau's Mary Howard Ade & Candace Davis and SoundCorp's Stratton Tingle. The first half of our conversation revolves around the impetus to focus on building our music economy and the efforts of the CVB to highlight Chattanooga as a city of music, both for locals and tourists. CVB Website - http://www.chattanoogafun.com/ CVB Video - Great American Music - https://youtu.be/eX-ARTnTJdg SoundCorps Website - https://soundcorps.org/
#2: The Money Problem Recorded on the afternoon of March 23rd. Originally posted by Austin Rich. Julie & Austin convene to talk about music and the Salem scene. In this episode, we follow-up on Make Music Day, discuss The Money Problem with regards to music in this town, and name-check more music that we want to see... Continue Reading →
Guests: Ben Hassenger, Heidi Swedberg, Daniel Ward Hosts: Stuart Yoshida, Doug Brown As spring rolls into the Rocky Mountains, we welcome back returning guests Ben Hassenger, Heidi Swedberg and Daniel Ward. And we’ve packed a lot into this show as we bid “Aloha” to Lyle Ritz, discuss how to be an “ukulele achiever,” and continue onto part 3 of the “subversive ukulele.” Stuart’s new ukulele funk single, “Men in Black” featuring Danielle Ate The Sandwich: https://stuartyoshida.bandcamp.com/releases Support the Podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ooktown Make a one-time donation: https://ooktown.com/donate References on the Subversive Ukulele: Study of Children's Prosocial Skills - http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/file?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0141449&type=printable The Righteous Mind - http://righteousmind.com/ Article on how language may influence thought - http://journal.frontiersin.org/article/10.3389/fpsyg.2015.01631/pdf Ben Hassenger: Midwest Uke Camp - http://www.midwestukecamp.com/ Mighty Uke Day - http://mightyukeday.com/ The Ukulele Kings - http://benhassenger.com/music/the-ukulele-kings/ CD - https://www.cdbaby.com/cd/theukulelekings Heidi Swedberg and Daniel Ward: Website - http://sukeyjumpmusic.com/ Las Cruces UkeFest 2017 - https://lascrucesukefest.com/ Daniel Ward music - http://www.danielward.net/ Make Music Day - http://www.makemusicday.org/ Doug Brown: Website - http://den-uke.com/
#2: The Money Problem Recorded on the afternoon of March 23rd. Originally posted by Austin Rich. Julie & Austin convene to talk about music and the Salem scene. In this episode, we follow-up on Make Music Day, discuss The Money Problem with regards to music in this town, and name-check more music that we want to see... Continue Reading →
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