The New York Times – Music:
She played many instruments and appeared on radio and television, but she was best known for the skill that led to a role in Woody Allen’s“Broadway Danny Rose.”
Category: Music
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Ethel Cain Is the Most Famous Girl at the Waffle House
The New York Times – Music:
The singer-songwriter Ethel Cain has an elaborate vision of becoming a different kind of pop star. She’s doing it from rural Alabama.
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Kevin Morby Chases Ghosts, and a New Album, in Memphis
The New York Times – Music:
Since he was an anxious teen, Morby, a Kansas City singer-songwriter, has been fixated on death. By facing his fears in a mythical city, he found a way to reckon with it.
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Susan Jacks, Who Sang ‘Which Way You Goin’ Billy?,’ Dies at 73
The New York Times – Music:
Released in 1969, the song, by her group the Poppy Family, was one of the biggest hits to come out of Canada to that point.
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The Pulitzer Prize Winner That Emerged Out of a Time of Quietness
The New York Times – Music:
Raven Chacon’s “Voiceless Mass,” a work for ensemble and pipe organ that “evokes the weight of history in a church setting,” won the prize for music.
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Madonna and Beeple Collaborate on NFT Project
The New York Times – Music:
The pop singer spent the last year working with the digital artist on a video series about motherhood. Proceeds will benefit three nonprofits.
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Review: Handel’s ‘Serse,’ With Yuks and Exquisite Playing
The New York Times – Music:
The English Concert’s performance at Carnegie Hall showed off the ensemble’s elastic responsiveness.
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At 85, the Jazz Bassist Ron Carter Still Seeks ‘A Better Order of Notes’
The New York Times – Music:
The famously curious musician and bandleader will celebrate his milestone birthday with a career-spanning Carnegie Hall concert.