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Renowned musician recalls meeting his now-wife for the first time at Electric Lady studios in New York City

Here’s a story from 30 years ago that would make no sense today. It’s 1992. Pearl Jam’s debut album Ten is selling well. But then MTV puts the music video for their song “Jeremy” in heavy rotation, and the band rockets into superstardom—shows suddenly sold out, fans smashing record store windows, the whole shebang. That’s familiar enough, but what happens next is not. Pearl Jam responds to this h…

Ending music by gradually fading it to silence by electronic means is mainly used in recorded pop songs. It does not work well in live performance and it’s not used in ‘classical’ music (Haydn’s ...

Conductor Manfred Honeck and his brother, violinist Rainer, are making a rare joint appearance at the Salzburg Festival

This article documents the development of a 125M-parameter AI model that takes a MIDI piano performance as input and continues it in real time with the next notes.

Martha Ackmann. Photo by Kevin Grady Home is at the heart of Parton’s music, author says Martha Ackmann tells Radcliffe audience the origin story of a songw... #artsculture, #history, #music, #books, #supereducational

The research examines phenomena including ‘metric bots’, which can inflate metrics such as likes and follows on social media.

For migrants living with dementia, memory loss weakens links between language, culture and expression. Music can help.

The album was released in dozens of different formats. Other artists have done this before, but rarely at this scale or with such an intense response from fans.

The evolution of technology and how it is used, or misused, is central to the study of pop production and performance.

This researcher began writing DNA sequences to compose his own music. He hopes to inspire more people towards the space between STEM and the arts.

ouis Lohraseb ’13 graduated from SUNY Geneseo as a music major and made his conducting debut six years later at the Teatro dell’Opera di Roma. The post Louis Lohraseb ’13 Conducts Performances in the US and Europe appeared first on SUNY Geneseo .

In a new paper appearing Aug. 18 in Nature Communications, Princeton University researchers show how music produces distinct patterns in the regions of the brain associated with imagination and meaning, similar to those prompted by spoken narratives.

This article examines consumer responses to music created by generative artificial intelligence (generative AI) and changes in the music industry through three studies.

The Music Library Gems programs on campus radio station WUSB, from August 16 and 17, 2026 feature the following selections: Songs and Part-Songs by Gustav Holst, performed by the Purcell Singers ; Salut d’Amour and Chanson de Matin, by Edward Elgar, performed by Rachel Wilson, cello and Todd Wilson, organ ; Collegium Regales, and Psalm […] The post Latest Music Library Gems broadcasts appeared fi…