Men, women, bassists, and all musicians and non musicians too.
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I'll let him explain: The great thing is musicians are musicians.
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No. Musicians are creative people and musicians need love like everybody else.
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This year has been a great one for women musicians supporting women musicians.
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I think musicians reaching out to other musicians for collaborations is really important.
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Rock music is black music mainstreamed by white musicians, particularly white musicians from England.
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Fans and musicians mourn Heartfelt tributes poured in from fellow musicians and fans alike.
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I think machines are evolving with respect to musicians, to meet the musicians' needs.
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I don't believe in that; I just believe in good musicians and bad musicians.
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"She supported so many people by going to their gigs, encouraging them, connecting musicians to other musicians, advocating for musicians," the vocalist Andrea Wolper said in an email.
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"I don't think of musicians as musicians but as people — and as workers," he said.
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Between the musicians there's a sort of unspoken communication, and between the musicians and the audience.
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In Nashville, musicians are musicians, and there is a common ground and respect for each other.
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"Often in the 1960s and 1970s musicians (and probably disproportionately musicians of color or musicians from working-class backgrounds) sold the rights to their music outright when they recorded them," Snaith said.
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Practically, organizations like Help Musicians UK support artists experiencing mental health problems by offering "practical, positive support" to musicians of all genres; giving advice, funding and social contact to musicians who reach out.
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The American participants mostly reacted positively to the consonant music, with musicians reacting more positively than non-musicians.
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"George didn't know the musicians yet, and I knew all of the musicians that could play," Marsalis recalled.
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The history of jazz has white musicians and black musicians, but it doesn't have brown ones, he said.
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This year, SceneFour is creating rhythm-on-canvas prints for 22011 musicians, compared with two musicians in 21.
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As musicians from other countries collaborate with American musicians, they find their own voices and tell their own stories.
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The local musicians where young kids from the small village close to the bivouac and Gnawas musicians from Zagora.
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For me, I was more interested in seeing musicians play and being inspired by musicians who worked really hard.
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What do you think charities like Help Musicians UK could do to help musicians who are going through similar struggles?
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While Bach to Baby approaches professional musicians to perform in concerts, musicians also often reach out to Bach to Baby.
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Musicians Luke Bryan, Demi Lovato and Rae Sremmurd will be featured on the show, with more musicians to be announced.
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It seems like you've got four or five musicians who taught the last generations of musicians out of New Orleans.
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"As we were seeing a response from rap musicians and folk musicians and now more and more pop musicians, there was no such response from the classical music community," she told The New York Times in 2016.
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We had some advice from Help Musicians UK on that one, who are the leading independent charity for musicians in the UK. In the year or so since that piece, Help Musicians has been working on the largest ever survey global survey of musicians mental health (gathering 2,200 respondents) – and the results are staggering.
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Such complaints inspired other famous musicians to wade into politics in Africa where a love of music gives musicians great reach.
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It was where young musicians would flock to so that they could meet other musicians and play on the big amplifiers.
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Why should we say some people can, new musicians or old musicians, why would we want to close something like that?
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Because it reflects a time for me in music when musicians were activists and activists were musicians during the Vietnam War.
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Over two years and two albums, it featured the guitarists Allan Holdsworth and Ollie Halsall, who became known as musicians' musicians.
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Many of Sweet's clients are musicians and performers, and rewards range from experiences like video chats with musicians to brand merchandise.
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Mr. Neville also recorded with Diversity, a group mixing jazz and classical musicians, and with Native American musicians in the group Songcatchers.
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We all are working a long time as professional musicians, so we're not playing together in order to develop as individual musicians.
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Such were the findings of a new study by Help Musicians UK, the largest survey of musicians on mental health to date.
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According to a recent survey conducted by Help Musicians UK, 75 percent of musicians said they suffered from it to some extent.
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Volunteer musicians from the State Opera in Berlin, the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra helped to train the young musicians.
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While they may have become musicians anyway, Roberts suggests that art school played a significant role in what kinds of musicians they became.
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Known as the Three Musicians rule, it banned groups of more than three musicians from playing in a venue without a cabaret license.
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The Specdrums kit isn't a tool for professional musicians, it's a toy for aspiring musicians that want to further inspire their musical experimentation.
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Tambo says he worried that Simon's collaboration with South African musicians—even black South African musicians—might confer some "legitimacy" upon the government.
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In the 1960s, Baumol was trying to understand the economics of the arts, and he noticed something surprising: Musicians weren't getting any more productive — playing a piece written for a string quartet took four musicians the same amount of time in 1965 as it did in 1865 — yet musicians in 1965 made a lot more money than musicians in 1865.
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The government hand-picked musicians who formed core "national" orchestras, and they were tasked with training the young musicians of the 35 "regional" groups.
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Several black musicians, including Kendrick Lamar and Drake, were nominated in categories reserved for international artists, but popular black British musicians were broadly overlooked.
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Today, Pepper's Ghost is used to create entirely different types of ghosts—digital "holograms" of dead musicians, who perform onstage next to live musicians.
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For better or worse, musicians used to be treated like contract employees of the labels that represented them—now, musicians are more like freelancers.
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Since 2010, labor battles have led to at least 14 work stoppages at orchestras — half because of strikes, and half because of lockouts — according to the International Conference of Symphony and Opera Musicians, a players' conference of the musicians' union, the American Federation of Musicians.
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Over the years he worked with rock musicians like Jack Bruce and jazz musicians like Charles Mingus and Sonny Rollins (he also recorded with Davis, although the material from that session remains officially unreleased), as well as with musicians from India, Brazil and elsewhere.
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Chance and musicians like G Eazy have managed to build careers outside the studio system and develop followings — but not all musicians are so lucky.
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They performed the same tests on people nearby who were not part of the Tsimane, residents in La Paz, and American musicians and non-musicians.
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Kraus said that's often why when tested, even musicians with some hearing loss can distinguish more sounds in conversation than non-musicians with healthy hearing.
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It does not help that the pool of talented musicians in China is shrinking as more and more musicians choose to study and play abroad.
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An arts institution that insisted on paying musicians 1860s wages in a 1960s economy would find their musicians were constantly quitting to take other jobs.
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These musicians are reinventing classical music for a new generation These musicians are reinventing classical music for a new generation This segment originally aired Dec.
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The goal is to make it easier for musicians and aspiring musicians alike to more easily create and produce jams throughout the songwriting and production process.
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This hypothesis was tested by examining three groups of Bolivians (urban, rural, and Tsimane) and two groups of US residents consisting of musicians and non-musicians.
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We Have Voice features award-winning musicians like Ms. Mitchell and the drummer Terri Lyne Carrington as well as young musicians still completing their graduate studies.
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Best Original Song Musicians know how to have a good time – especially when those musicians include Beach Boy Brian Wilson, Ellie Goulding, Charlie Puth and Wiz Khalifa.
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"Musicians are tired of being ripped off by traditional agents who take a large cut and often don't have the musicians' best interests at heart," he says.
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The roster of collaborators is all over the place: jazz musicians, versatile rappers, indie veterans, and other rising musicians working in the same hard-to-define space.
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In November 2016, you may have read about renowned charity Help Musicians UK highlighting research that showed how often musicians self-report living with anxiety and depression.
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There are a number of apps online, like Soundiiz, that allow you to copy playlists over from one service to another (though Google Music is missing from nearly all the services), and Tidal actually has a fantastic lineup of musicians—what with being by musicians and for musicians.
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Exploring the mental health issues faced by musicians and the wider music industry in the largest survey of its kind, Help Musicians UK found in 2016 that up to 71 percent of musicians have experienced anxiety and panic attacks while 65 percent reported they had suffered from depression.
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Musicians, celebrities react to Norman's death Norman had a huge influence on many musicians and had many fans internationally, many of whom shared their condolences on social media.
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Even though the musicians signed their most recent contract early, committing to it until 20183 by then, musicians' wages will still be lower than they were in 2012.
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On top of this, 54.8% feel there is a gap in the provision of services for musicians, and 46.6% wanted to see a dedicated counselling service for musicians.
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They like musicians and babies — and having babies with musicians — but don't share in either the creative passion that motivates Tucker or the ardent devotion that occupies Duncan.
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I was 21 and Bradley's was the place jazz musicians went to be with other musicians, hear gossip, learn material, steal ideas, get drunk — and possibly get laid.
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Inspiring musicians Bowie's albums, especially after his 1972 breakthrough "The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars," inspired generations of musicians and were radio staples.
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Between them, the musicians were instructed to slide slowly from their lowest to highest notes, taking care not to move at the same pace as the musicians around them.
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We started Puerto Rico Independent Musicians & Artists (the Prima fund, with the musician Ani Cordero) to get emergency money to independent musicians, because those are most of our friends.
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Based on his experiences there, he's hoping to establish some way of helping incarcerated musicians find jobs upon their release — perhaps by encouraging hotels to hire more live musicians.
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This experimental film by Marcin Nowrotek mixes 3D footage of jazz musicians with 3D animations to create a music video where the musicians almost appear to leap off your screen.
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Among Athens, Georgia's hodgepodge of frat rats from the University of Georgia, rednecks, and Jeff Mangum–worshipping musicians lies Nuçi's Space: a suicide-prevention center specializing in depression for musicians.
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Photograph from Shutterstock / REX From the start, King Crimson was the kind of band that musicians love—as opposed, that is, to the kind of band that non-musicians love.
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And 60% of the musicians surveyed by UK charity Help Musicians said they'd experienced depression; antisocial work hours, money troubles, irregular work and touring were named as the biggest problems.
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Great musicians are more likely to be admitted to a college than similar students who don't play an instrument — as is only fair, because musicians deserve credit for their accomplishments.
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Most of these companies focus on one of two goals: making the act of producing music accessible to non-musicians, or enabling musicians to have more expressive control while performing.
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We then contracted musicians to record instruments—for this song in particular, Jeff Ball on violin and Stemage on electric guitar, two top-tier musicians from the videogame music scene!
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The authorities say that Soviet musicians have a "responsibility" to advance ideologically sound ideas, so the musicians find ways to claim their songs are statements about morality and clean living.
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Cory Zapatka, video director: I really think that rather than sending musicians like Azaelia Banks, we should focus on classical musicians like Yo-Yo Ma, whose art is timeless and universal.
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The site has never been a cash cow for musicians, but a recent report shows that most musicians make more money from the tiny vinyl sales market than from the site.
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They performed the bulk of the versions together but also with the help of those in attendance–some professional musicians, some amateur musicians, and some who are still learning to read.
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Female musicians face harassment and discrimination at substantially higher rates than women in general population, according to the results of a new survey of 2099,281 professional musicians in the United States.
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"Vinyl" has featured plenty of financial exploitation; this sequence is a reminder that the music business had artistic exploitation as well, often with white musicians employing the art of black musicians.
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He brought in over 100 musicians, ranging from the all black ReCollective Orchestra in New York, to original musicians who were on the first "Lion King" with him, to Zimmer's band.
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ICE's nonunion status, as well as that of several other new-music chamber ensembles, has been questioned several times by the musicians' union Local 802 of the American Federation of Musicians.
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His great idea was to have a group of Mexican musicians on the Tijuana side, and a group of American musicians on the American side play a concert through the wall.
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In the mid-1960s Mr. Mitchell became one of the earliest members of the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians, a seminal black musicians' cooperative in Chicago that continues today.
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MW: We hired session musicians for those [ all laugh].
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It's hard to know who is served — the musicians?
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The plan, the American Federation of Musicians and Employers' Pension Fund — which covers more than 50,000 people, including Broadway musicians, players in some orchestras, and freelance musicians and recording artists — declared over the summer that it was in "critical and declining status" and would run out of money to pay benefits within 20 years.
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It's a misnomer to say that female musicians are more vulnerable to anxiety if they receive many more threats of physical assault and rude remarks about how they look than male musicians.
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It's a knowing nod from a band that influenced a now-popular crew of musicians (even if none of the members that actually influenced those musicians are part of the band anymore).
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"This was billed to me as a benefit for Musicians on Call, which is an organization that brings musicians into hospital bedsides, mostly for kids, and uses music to heal," he said.
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Secondly, if you know anything about North Carolina, you know that the reason the NC rap scene sucks is because a large share of the musicians in the state are bluegrass musicians.
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Researchers have peered inside the brains of classical musicians, non-musicians, writers and "divergent" thinkers, those who can quickly come up with novel ways to use everyday objects, such as a brick.
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Thus far Kaplan and his small team have been sending one payment out to each musician and the musicians had to send smaller payments to collaborators and other musicians on the track.
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After all, the four Canadian-born musicians who have become festival titans and earned the respect of musicians of all colors and disciplines, met in a jazz program at Toronto's Humber College.
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Interviews with survivors, eyewitnesses, scholars and musicians are complemented with archival material, animation (which is fast becoming a staple of modern documentary filmmaking) and the retrospective thoughts of critics, journalists and musicians.
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We'll table this and we'll come back to it, because this is a bigger conversation we should have about black musicians, and specifically female musicians because they were all the headlining acts.
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This New York Times' chart shows why musicians feel screwed, even though it's labels keeping their money not Spotify This New York Times' chart shows why musicians feel screwed, even though it's labels keeping their money not Spotify Creating ways to connect with listeners could offer Spotify a way to combat the enduring narrative that it's screwing over musicians.
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Thomas, of Washington, D.C., contrasted Paul Simon's respectful relationship with South African music and musicians, and David Byrne's with Brazilian music and musicians, with the actions of white music industry executives who for years cheated black musicians of royalties, and the radio disc jockeys who refused to play records by black artists while promoting white covers.
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Dan and Axios media reporter Sara Fischer discuss how the musicians, business leaders and Congress worked together to fix the digital music market: Go deeper: Musicians celebrate new bill that gets them paid
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She posted videos Monday of musicians, dancers and vocalists she's been on tour with explaining why they vote, and photos of fellow musicians, including Tim McGraw and Faith Hill, Justin Timberlake and Kesha.
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The American Federation of Musicians and Employers' Pension Fund, a multiemployer plan representing thousands of musicians around the country, has grown so underfunded that it may decide to reduce benefits in the future.
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"I've been working with Cuban musicians since 1986, since before I met Magda," says Leonard, who wanted to meet and record musicians who'd worked in the ports and sang songs reflecting rumba's roots.
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While on the red carpet, Grande interacted with a number of musicians and fellow Grammy nominees, including Lil Nas X. Both musicians had been nominated for album of the year, though neither won.
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Many musicians have also mourned his death on social media.
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"Musicians don't need 50 plugins they barely use," says Martocci.
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Oakland fire They were musicians and singers, students and artists.
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Several musicians, like Bruce Springsteen and Pearl Jam, canceled concerts.
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A lot of bands, especially back then, weren't amazing musicians.
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Toto was a group of hardcore, highly respected studio musicians.
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Russell also collaborated with a who's who of famous musicians.
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People don't like it when artists and musicians have opinions.
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Pop music, from good pop musicians, leaves an emotional impression.
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I paid the engineers, the studio, the musicians, the crew.
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There are some things you don't expect from children's musicians.
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War and extremism have forced some musicians to stop playing.
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Spotify's artist pages show BandPage Offers that earn musicians revenue.
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Musicians play next to a columbarium in Morelia on Nov.
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What is it like fitting so many musicians on stage?
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Did you always know that you wanted to be musicians?
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Maylee Todd is genuinely one of Toronto's most exciting musicians.
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Musicians and fans paid tributes to Flint on social media.
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You mentioned something about the "baggage" people bring to musicians.
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Go deeper: Check out the full list of participating musicians.
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PEEKSKILL Open mike for musicians ages 6 to 17. Feb.
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PEEKSKILL Open mike for musicians ages 6 to 19503. Feb.
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Article 13 will harm musicians and independent creators, Cohen says.
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I had great musicians, it was a joy for me.
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They're good musicians and they're a good bunch of lads.
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You see ink on athletes, musicians, movie stars and politicians.
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Shift For musicians, the tour bus becomes a second home.
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Encore – "The fastest way to find and book great musicians."
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Wasiu: Musicians come and go in every city or scene.
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It's not just musicians that are into good sound quality.
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What is it about musicians as couples that's so exciting?
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Do you have any favourite Montreal artists, filmmakers, or musicians?
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For another, musicians and labels don't all love the service.
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I'm just surrounded by all these incredible musicians and songwriters.
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In Frankfurt 7,548 musicians performed, 324 more than in Australia.
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Other guest musicians include Lizzo, Method Man, and MF Doom.
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He's known as one of the industry's most talented musicians.
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Local musicians became friends, but they never felt like equals.
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Mechanics, scientists, teachers, sales reps, musicians, plumbers, entrepreneurs, Americans. #WritersOnTrump
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If anyone can make science understandable, it's actors and musicians.
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You're doing work for bands and musicians in Ottawa now.
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It's an exciting, satisfying trick pulled off by smart musicians.
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The shirts are also very popular among Mexican norteño musicians.
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I love when other musicians and rappers do the same.
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We're all just musicians, no matter where we've come from.
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There aren't many other musicians who could pull this off.
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I think musicians and creative people like that consume everything.
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Portnow said female musicians must "step up" for more representation.
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It's real LA culture, and those are real LA musicians.
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Several other musicians, including Joe Walsh, joined in the 1970s.
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One of the great musicians to ever live is Prince.
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Nick and the musicians toured the album the following year.
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Fairly early on, aspiring musicians must develop their own voices.
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"I would have real musicians really perform it," he said.
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In many cases, they don't need other musicians at all.
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You just run into other musicians and audience members alike.
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With this list of amazing musicians, it's time to bask.
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They are not the first musicians to do it, either.
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" With the musicians, Benjamin was ineffably polite: "Harps and celesta?
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Vocalists and musicians volunteered to help, including a mariachi band.
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He portrayed factory workers, woodcarvers, blacksmiths, shoemakers, musicians and peddlers.
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Stance: socks worn by NBA players, skateboarders, and musicians alike
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He also supports the local art school and young musicians.
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The street resonated with the sound of musicians at practice.
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I grew up, like most musicians, in a musical house.
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SLEEPY HOLLOW Po'Jazz, poets and musicians from around the world.
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It's about jazz life and his work with other musicians.
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"A lot of great musicians also skateboarded," Van Doren says.
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They were the musicians that we knew at the time.
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On the flipside however, local musicians seem to be happy.
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That empowers musicians to have a different palate of experimentation.
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They were musicians who wanted to concentrate on their careers.
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And how much musicians make from those streams remains debated.
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Musicians in medieval costume descended stairs in front of me.
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And art carts and strolling musicians and ice cream vendors.
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You have to give this to musicians as an instrument.
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Some of the best musicians would have considered themselves that.
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Are there any musicians whose careers you'd like to emulate?
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Hinds are not polished musicians, and they really don't care.
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Just how tough is the financial situation for most musicians?
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Then silence, while the musicians sat again with heads bent.
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Musicians went unpaid for months, and many left the country.
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The wonderful musicians and the dancers' feet are barely amplified.
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Mr. Hall gathered other musicians and continued to make hits.
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The musicians and audience seem quite open to unknown repertoire.
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The number of musicians onstage ranged from three to nine.
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Hollywood stars, musicians and politicians are joining the green rush.
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It was a place where the local community musicians went.
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Tell us about the musicians you invited to Carnegie Hall.
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Despite the imposing venue, those 101 musicians were amateurs all.
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His parents, William and Agnes (Koons) Linhart, were both musicians.
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Now lying on their backs, the musicians just keep playing.
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Dr. Tamayo offered the analogy of musicians in an orchestra.
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Bare feet, bare stage, roving musicians — and yes, those suits.
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Some musicians made their decision separately from the open letter.
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Other musicians have also pledged their support to storm relief.
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Her backup singers and musicians are all in all red.
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Bands traded musicians like suburbanites at the time traded spouses.
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Adults and musicians follow the procession, stopping at preselected homes.
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This includes traditional YouTubers, musicians, comedians, and artists, among others.
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Musicians, like the rest of us, live in the world.
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What outlet and opportunity did the bands provide black musicians?
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Normally you have two communities: the musicians and the public.
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This tested the singers, and made them more expert musicians.
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I have to get musicians who can go both ways.
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Forty years of musicians, and we've got the same elders.
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He makes the kind of political statements most musicians avoid.
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The great Philadelphia musicians milked it for all it's worth.
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How did the rest of you start out as musicians?
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Musicians feel free to try a variety of stylistic approaches.
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It is easy to find musicians who welcome such efforts.
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Its art is signed by the musicians, like SceneFour's are.
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In the series' wake, multiple musicians spoke out against Kelly.
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Everyone from musicians to scientists to rock climbers is represented.
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Only real musicians should make music, goes the initial grumble.
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No longer does one need five capable musicians and instruments.
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Do other musicians with periods experience a similar transient clumsiness?
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The musicians on the record labels liked my previous movies.
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The great musicians are like the great creators of narrative.
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Labeling musical styles has the tendency to box musicians into stereotypes, associating jazz with people of color, or pop with white musicians; gospel with a traditionalist lifestyle, or the blues with a rebellious one.
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Musicians do have a union, the American Federation of Musicians, but it's not a particularly strong one; it primarily represents members of symphonies, and it hasn't been on a national strike in 70 years.
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They opened a temporary studio to record local folkloric musicians, and realized that if they got musicians from labels like Warp Records to collaborate with these immensely talented locals, some righteous shit could happen.
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As musicians age and encounter health problems, they are constantly playing fund-raisers for one another, but Escovedo inspired an almost custodial regard among other musicians, those both more famous than he and less.
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The music streaming platform, which had about 124 million paid subscribers, also partnered with non-profit organizations such as MusiCares and Help Musicians, a UK-based charity for musicians, it said in a statement.
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The music streaming platform, which had about 124 million paid subscribers, also partnered with non-profit organizations such as MusiCares and Help Musicians, a UK-based charity for musicians, it said in a statement.
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The musicians are paid $120 for two 50-minute sets on four smaller stages or $100 per musician for up to five musicians on a main stage on the secure side of the airport.
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Mr. Gilbert is also raising money to create an orchestra of musicians from around the world to work in collaboration with the United Nations and recently incorporated it under the name Musicians for Unity.
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Recorded in Paris, the album features, among many others, classically trained Iranian musicians the Khoshravesh brothers and electronic musicians Dunk Murphy and Deasy who welcomely disrupt these intimate songs with searing bursts of noise.
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A 2014 survey by the charity Help Musicians also found that over 60 percent of musicians had experienced mental health problems, many of which had been either exacerbated or perpetuated by life on the road.
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In addition to making it easier to book musicians and bands, McAulay says that Encore aims to improve pay and conditions for the musicians themselves by cutting out (and replacing) the traditional agency middle person.
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The process also involved a lot of interviewing of the Baltimore musicians as well as countless fittings on musicians from the New School's Mannes School of Music, who had volunteered to help with the project.
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"History has taught the Baltimore Symphony musicians that concessions don't solve the problems of chronic mismanagement," the players said in a statement, adding that the musicians had regularly compromised with the administration in recent years.
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Two programmer-musicians wrote every possible MIDI melody in existence to a hard drive, copyrighted the whole thing, and then released it all to the public in an attempt to stop musicians from getting sued.
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Musicians like Daniel Kahn recall the radical songs of the Bund.
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And other rock musicians have slowly embraced the medium as well.
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That's something we look up to as people, and as musicians.
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Some musicians are staking out new ground outside the traditional structure.
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Your style of voguing appears to have influenced many mainstream musicians.
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There are a lot of highs and lows for touring musicians.
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Over the weekend, the musicians unfollowed each other on social media.
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You're a teacher, what advice would you give to young musicians?
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We know that the music industry makes no money for musicians.
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They're some of the most accomplished and inventive musicians currently working.
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Musicians could afford to live here, and get their own place.
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Where cars usually rule, street musicians will perform in bustling intersections.
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Fellow musicians and celebrities tweeted their pleasure at Sheeran's new tracks.
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Musicians need a certain gravitas and focus in order to write.
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I hear that a lot from the country musicians I interview.
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David Pinto began working with blind musicians as if by fate.
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Even amateur musicians, like a saxophone-playing former president, weighed in.
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RIP to one of the best punk musicians of a generation.
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But brace yourself for some life-altering truth: Musicians make music.
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There are literally 200s of black musicians that would have performed.
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Musicians fleeing terror at home have found a new voice abroad.
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Why had so many musicians danced around their disappointment and anger?
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Young Spanish musicians were admitted—a boon for its social life.
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Read the full list of Billboard's top 40 highest paid musicians.
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Musicians march past a building that was damaged in the Jan.
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All of you are such amazing musicians in your own right.
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PEEKSKILL Kids' open mike for musicians ages 6 to 133. Jan.
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Musicians play for a dancing crowd during a Midsummer's Eve celebration.
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But these New York City-based independent musicians are fighting back.
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Several high-profile musicians have programmed artificial intelligences for music projects.
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Musicians held a Mac Miller tribute concert and it was emotional.
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And indeed, the expectation that musicians will be mercenary is universal.
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There are literally 1000s of black musicians that would have performed.
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To freshen up your daily playlist, check out these Afrofuturist musicians.
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The feature may not be only adopted by musicians, notes Pandora.
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Dozens of musicians including RóIsín Murphy, JD Twitch, and Daphni a.k.a.
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I've based characters on poker players, on professional wrestlers, on musicians.
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In 20, the two musicians collaborated on an album, The Union.
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Luc Brien (Les Breastfeeders): I think Montreal does respect its musicians.
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And I think that's what I'd implore younger musicians to examine.
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The MTV age meant musicians couldn't just make music any more.
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Our goal is to be a complete solution for electronic musicians.
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The incredible refreshments gave the musicians a run for their money.
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Musicians and drummers lined the red carpet route across the square.
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Finding harmony "Our girls have grown as musicians themselves," says Lithgow.
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The musicians involved don't seem to have broken a sweat, either.
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Do you find posing for photos comes more organically for musicians?
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He appears, as usual, with diligent musicians many years his junior.
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Here is a sampling of the musicians who caught his ear.
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I don't think anybody in my band were trained musicians. Renegades.
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And Christopher [Bailey] is incredible at bringing actors and musicians together.
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I know firsthand how important certain gay musicians were to me.
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But musicians regularly remove their earplugs to better hear their colleagues.
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Musicians use the same argument to justify not wearing hearing protection.
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Sometimes he'll hire musicians to play live music in the corner.
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I have collaborated with musicians and artists whom I deeply respect.
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Neil Young has had it with major tech companies undervaluing musicians.
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Some musicians whose work is hosted on Spotify also spoke out.
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"It was mainly the musicians that defined the style," she says.
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Fans and fellow musicians have paid tribute from far and wide.
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Do great musicians get lucky when they strum the right chords?
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It's why we're not all pro photographers, musicians and movie makers.
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Two legendary musicians are teaming up for a very good cause.
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In music it's more common to find musicians who are raw.
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Many musicians have been defiant in the wake of the tragedy.
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Maybe it's a rotating group of artists, musicians, and anonymous pranksters.
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What you've got here, roughly, is 'Anti-musicians' taking on music.
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Musicians Bruce Springsteen and Jon Bon Jovi performed before their remarks.
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Galpão Cheio de Assunto is a trendy bar that attracts musicians.
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Apple considers the Swedish company's practices harmful to musicians and publishers.
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He made a stand for all black musicians, not just himself.
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Some orchestras institute blind auditions, often leading to more female musicians.
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Any future hello-goodbyes will have to fit the musicians' schedules.
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There are a couple of musicians and some expert pole dancers.
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The musicians have received threats on social media in recent weeks.
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"He had what the musicians call big ears," Sam told me.
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From musicians to sports stars, here are eight other thrifty celebrities.
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The musicians, at least, have a long history of charity work.
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Teebs, who's on the record is one of my favorite musicians.
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Michael's death was a shock to fans and fellow musicians alike.
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There was no rule about recording with black South African musicians.
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Afterward, guests milled around, peering into the tanks at the musicians.
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HOWELL "The Jammin' Musicians of Bremen," an interactive musical fairy tale.
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You'll be working with flamenco musicians like the guitarist Niño Josele.
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Student Question | What Musicians or Bands Mean the Most to You?
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Ex Cathedra, with successive solo singers and baroque musicians, were superb.
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He set a precedent for other musicians to examine and follow.
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"I really give the musicians credit for this," Ms. Falletta said.
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One of the ship's musicians wasn't officially declared dead until 2000.
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Musicians' estates can be managed effectively, or run into the ground.
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" On Thursday, Ensemble Signal performs the kaleidoscopic "Music for 18 Musicians.
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And it wasn't always that we were going to be musicians.
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She impersonated '80s musicians like Madonna, Cyndi Lauper, and Billy Idol.
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At Ojai, musicians held the metronomes while standing in the aisles.
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The New York lineup, in contrast, will focus on French musicians.
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The musicians strike up their first piece, a Beethoven string trio.
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He traveled the world and played with a ton of musicians.
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The musicians are among the last of a very limited breed.
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Of all the jazz musicians, Duke Ellington is my absolute favorite.
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The six musicians, who also make up the cast, were terrific.
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Paul had twenty-one musicians in his orchestra; Alex has eight.
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SLEEPY HOLLOW Po'Jazz with poets and musicians from around the world.
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We asked some of our favorite musicians a few personal questions.
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Mr. Martin hired 40 symphonic musicians for a session on Feb.
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PLAYLIST On Mondays, small combos of jazz musicians, often French, perform.
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Musicians often have tremendous reach and can impact millions of people.
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I understand that not all musicians can or need be shamans.
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Most musicians don't like to consume anything greasy, salty, or sweet.
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How did you pick the musicians you interviewed for the book?
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Who were some of the musicians you recruited for this album?
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London's scene is bursting with omnivorous and hungry young jazz musicians.
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It's hard to explain to people who aren't devout musicians themselves.
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There are lot of musicians you can talk about this with.
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It's hard because I don't like when musicians sound overly serious.
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There were session musicians that could be hired for string arrangements.
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It's basically the poor musicians' version of the Grand Ole Opry.
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Our biggest celebrities are musicians, or at least married to them.
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That's why we work with musicians to put our message across.
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The club featured jugglers, dancers, jazz musicians, and stand-up comics.
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The deal means musicians would earn royalties from music posted there.
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Scenes of black leaders, musicians, singers, dancers and athletes — the Rev.
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It includes performances by musicians like Muddy Waters and Phil Ochs.
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Musicians from Lil Uzi Vert to Pete Wentz publicly mourned him.
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Four musicians sit in a hotel room — possibly the Cecil Hotel.
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"That's the mark of a lot of great musicians," he said.
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Do you think that electronic musicians nowadays take that same approach?
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Musicians are performing rap songs that take aim at overzealous bureaucrats.
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Directors, producers, musicians and actors view them as feelings, as expression.
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The orchestra wants to give its musicians fewer weeks of work.
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Ms. Kim and several of her fellow musicians were crying, too.
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He became an audience for street musicians, a chaser of pigeons.
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The musicians have taken on a greater role in artistic planning.
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Mr. van Zweden drew beautifully nuanced playing from the Philharmonic musicians.
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It was important to connect all the female musicians in Paris.
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Me2/Orchestra is a nonprofit, and the musicians are all volunteers.
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Yet the opinion of the musicians was not nearly so negative.
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It's filled with knights, musicians, and...David Benioff and Dan Weiss.
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Mr. McQueen intends the staging to focus on musicians at work.
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Good news for musicians: SummerStage has also built new dressing rooms.
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Women should still be taken serious as artists and musicians etc.
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Ms. Arby was known for taking in and mentoring younger musicians.
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Do you feel that musicians have a responsibility to address politics?
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When you look at jazz musicians and what they were doing?
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SoundBetter's platform allows hiring of musicians, audio engineers, producers and songwriters.
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Dayvin Hallmon founded the volunteer group of string musicians this year.
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Why do you think so many solo musicians change their names?
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Quarantine: When musicians make new music ... and comedians write new material.
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They were not professional musicians, but they loved art and sports.
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The orchestra is made up of six musicians in a balcony.
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By then musicians had developed a testy relationship with the device.
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The Knitting Factory has been host to many boundary-pushing musicians.
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"He was a great conductor of improvised musicians," Mr. Marsalis said.
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Performed live by three musicians, it is unrelenting in its spareness.
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The musicians and backup singers materialize as a multiplying, multinational ensemble.
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But he added that some musicians were starting to speak out.
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The Camerata collaborated with jazz singers, funk musicians, directors and actors.
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She is also unusually capable of coaxing performances out of musicians.
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At the time only 5 percent of their musicians were women.
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At the same time, the unions representing musicians have grown stronger.
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He also loves listening to jazz (and plugging his favorite musicians).
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They gave other musicians center stage at their own farewell concert.
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Most musicians won't generate that many streams in their life time.
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Searches are broken down by category, including people, musicians, and songs.
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Heartfelt tributes have poured in from fellow musicians and fans alike.
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"It was impossible for musicians and composers," Mr. Skrowaczewski told ClevelandClassical.
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What is the thought behind your written instructions to the musicians?
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Can and should musicians' work be separated from their personal lives?
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Musicians know that a TikTok hit can make them a star.
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She had written a trove of songs; she knew top musicians.
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This time, the orchestra musicians were not flown in from Vienna.
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Here he plays two sets with a sextet of younger musicians.
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Its violent shifts of mood have disguised the musicians' jerky playing.
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As the musicians packed up, Sauceda brought the band's director over.
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Theory gave way to practice as musicians took to Moogfest's stages.
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He has been known to parole musicians who catch his fancy.
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The show concludes with the musicians' building to a cosmic trance.
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The composer recruited video editors and musicians to create new versions.
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Musicians and songwriters have previously criticized Spotify for being unfairly compensated.
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Chris Jones, a clarinetist, gave the final command to the musicians.
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It's easy to see musicians expressing interest in a customized pad.
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During your concerts well-known Cuban musicians will join you onstage.
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He addressed all the players and not just the principal musicians.
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The tunes were played by an expert band of jazz musicians.
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Clinton seemed at first to foster the same zeal among musicians.
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Extolling their ongoing relevance doesn't take anything away from younger musicians.
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During the demonstration, thousands of musicians and protesters performed Jara's song.
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At the orchestra, some of the musicians called Mr. Neschling dictatorial.
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And it's not just I'm about getting famous musicians to perform.
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I counted five musicians, active from the 1930s to the present.
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Here are three other musicians who have also shared their fortunes.
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Musicians may pass, but Hargress and his bar remain the same.
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Some musicians excel at giving a good groove room to breathe.
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"Music fans need to fall in love with musicians," Lescop said.
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Both musicians walked in with big smiles, holding their wives close.
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They gathered other musicians, including Anselmo Netto, a percussionist from Brazil.
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Actors, artists, musicians, politicians and athletes appear — faces most would recognize.
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How did you get such a diverse lineup of musicians together?
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Few indie musicians in Hong Kong were surprised by the raid.
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Ms. du Pré also set an example for other British musicians.
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The current crop of maverick musicians takes a more earnest approach.
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Are there particular musicians or careers you see as a model?
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When musicians turn to film directing, it doesn't always work out.
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Many musicians tried to copy their seemingly discordant approach, and failed.
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Back home, he was known for coaching and encouraging younger musicians.
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SceneFour and the musicians split the proceeds, after expenses, 50-50.
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The band's influence can also be found in Colombian musicians abroad.
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They tell their fans and other musicians about the food here.
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"I've just met lots of really amazing musicians, and I've ended up working with a lot of these musicians on my new record, so Lisbon has influenced my music and my work," she told the magazine.
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Whether stoking chemistry between bebop musicians and hip-hop artists, or coaxing a shy Michael Jackson out of his shell, Jones perfected the art of setting musicians up for success, then letting nature take its course.
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Since middle-aged musicians don't seem to have as much trouble as non-musicians at filtering out background noise, the researchers created a video game to capture some of the challenges of playing a musical instrument.
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With amazing new work being done by charities like Help Musicians UK and Michael Angelekos of Passion Pit's Wishart Group, progress toward facilitating a better, safer, healthier environment for musicians is pushing in the right direction.
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" Adding, "These are my songs, musicians are brought in because of the masterful way that they play their instruments... No matter how incredible the musicians who play with me are, MY name is on the marquee.
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There are white blues musicians and there are black rock 'n' roll musicians, but there is still a sense of a black rock band like Living Color being very unique, so we take note of that.
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It was the first year that the institution honored sidemen, categorized as "those musicians who have spent their careers out of the spotlight, performing as backup musicians for major artists on recording sessions and in concert."
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It led to him enlisting over 100 musicians to come and do the score for the remake, something that is rarely done in today's tech-savvy world where a composer needs no musicians to create music.
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If the power of the songs and lyrics are what draw musicians to initially start playing, it's the open-endedness that keeps both musicians and fans coming back to them repeatedly, sometimes for decades on end.
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The largest musicians' pension plan in the United States is seeking to cut retirement benefits that have already been earned by thousands of musicians, in an effort to keep the plan from running out of money.
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Old and young agreed that the arrangement was a good one: Younger musicians learned from the older ones, while the older musicians said they were happy to have young people who shared their love of music around.
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"It's really cool [for] musicians that don't necessarily already have the spotlight to find it and to work with artists that they like and record a song," she explains, adding, "It's for artists to support young musicians."
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When he used written scores for his musicians, melodies were indicated by note letters, but there were no staves or bar lines; this gave musicians more freedom within his music, and, he decided, more investment in it.
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Tidal was set up by musicians, including Beyoncé and her husband Jay-Z, a rapper; part of the service's pitch to users is that it pays out a bigger share of its earnings to musicians than rivals.
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For over 20173 years, jazz had been fraying into attenuated alliances: free improvisers and avant-garde composers; jazz-rock fusion musicians; and, in Los Angeles more than New York, studio musicians combining soul-jazz with easy listening.
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Kristen Buckels and Lacey Jeka of the comedy duo Between Two Bushes host this stand-up and music show, a benefit for the Sweet Relief Musicians Fund, which offers assistance to career musicians facing illness or disability.
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"He started at the very moment when rock had chased jazz criticism from the press and jazz musicians from the clubs; many writers and musicians alike found new sanctuary in academia," Mr. Giddins wrote in an email.
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A group of musicians record sound for a Mickey Mouse cartoon, 1932.
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There are a variety of reasons why musicians create music under aliases.
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Now they're just like stars, that are musicians and people like that.
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Get yourself some musicians and a piece of music, and just conduct.
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But it's also entrenching a long-standing problem: the underpayment of musicians.
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ET — has a lineup featuring several musicians who found fame on YouTube.
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Some musicians say wearing a dress is impractical when playing their instruments.
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The three musicians certainly have the accomplishments to back up the honor.
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And Music Memos lets musicians record and share ideas they're working on.
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The stand became a gathering point for local Movida artists and musicians.
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That legislation, HB2, led to boycotts from businesses, musicians and sports leagues
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Some other musicians came in and recorded bass parts that weren't you.
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What celebrities or musicians do you think already embody the camp theme?
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Do you think musicians still take risks in the way you did?
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His family set up a contribution fund to Sweet Relief Musicians Fund.
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So the appeal of these YouTube musicians goes beyond PR-managed persona.
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All the musicians on stage put their instruments down and applauded too.
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Of the top 10 most followed celebrities of 2016, eight were musicians.
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A band - some of the musicians in tears - played traditional Amharic music.
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She pauses to dance near street musicians, whereas Greg derides such entertainment.
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Each of these musicians simultaneously exists in both mainstream and underground cultures.
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But the Bogha-frois musicians represent a broad spectrum of personal experience.
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MyPart lets aspiring creators and musicians submit stuff to their favorite artists.
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I learned a lot more about the interpersonal culture amongst musicians too.
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Their parents, John Lewis Nelson and Mattie Shaw, were both jazz musicians.
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Only nine out of the festival's 100 musical acts featured female musicians.
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Tributes from DJs and musicians have poured in, and they're quite touching.
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This is just one of Paris' many recent tributes to great musicians.
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She slept with sailors, musicians, fans and members of the Hells Angels.
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No sound camp or group of musicians has been officially endorsed since.
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It's the inspiration for our live set as well, DJing plus musicians.
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Tom Petty was one of many musicians my parents introduced me to.
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"If [musicians] do interviews, it's about their music, new albums," Rogier said.
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Oseary praised the potential impact of Saavn's audience in India for musicians.
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Musicians can't stop tweeting about Trump, and Moby apparently has insider info.
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Now the company has 22 employees and grander visions than equipping musicians.
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"Musicians should live in their own country," she recounts him telling her.
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Microsoft is pitching these studios more to producers, musicians, athletes, and dancers.
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You really see the musicians play it and their interpretations of it.
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Jerry Harvey is basically the guy that invented headphones for stage musicians.
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Sit back and experience these musicians create the Sound of NEXA Blue.
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Do you feel like you were isolated from other musicians in that?
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The cruise will continue, with additional musicians performing in tribute to Hashian.
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The best of the musicians were a group of ladies doing barbershop.
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Musicians are thinking of every possible avenue to survive in this industry.
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Phil firmly believes this movie is the most accurate portrayal of musicians.
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Did it feel like a lot more responsibility, overseeing that many musicians?
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Now, embedded technology has made the sneaker even more useful to musicians.
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I've played with many Latin musicians ever since I was a kid.
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For more obscure studio musicians and such, Discogs is still your friend.
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Even the conductor and the musicians were briefly distracted from their performance.
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I am working with some of the greatest musicians that ever lived.
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I remember being surrounded by African American Muslim musicians, lawyers, rappers, chefs.
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Musicians are found to be the most racially mixed group of creatives.
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The sacrifices that are made by the musicians and crew are incredible.
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"SoundCloud had created a place where musicians were also fans," he said.
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Is it the passing of time that turns these musicians into immortals?
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Musicians have an advantage over someone who just rides the subway, though.
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Other musicians whose music appeared to cross Spotify's newly drawn line remained.
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But we like people liking other foods and people liking other musicians.
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DJs and musicians are not puppets born solely to entertain on command.
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These days, musicians and artists have a huge megaphone in the world.
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Like many aspiring musicians, the avian protagonist gets pushback from his parents.
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It is often more a product of the audience than the musicians.
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I can usually pick out musicians I like by [their] live bands.
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One thing is for certain: musicians on Instagram are already bugging out.
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One of them invited the musicians to listen to his record collection.
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There are longstanding claims that Elvis's sound was stolen from Black musicians.
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But it's harder and harder for more musicians to make a living.
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The ease of access doesn't appeal to all musicians, or their labels.
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So we went out to a bunch of musicians to write demos.
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You mentioned Ornette Coleman— are there other musicians they have inspired you?
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The crowd looked confused, then uncomfortable for the hapless musicians, then worried.
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What do you think musicians and bands owe their audience, if anything?
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Of course, that makes rats the perfect anti-hero mascot for musicians.
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The real miracle of MIDI, though, is that most musicians aren't experts.
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Musicians hoping to get rich off skimpy streaming royalties are kidding themselves.
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I always thought of musicians as being the saints of our time.
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They make it sound as if the musicians are in the room.
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Jazz musicians referred to my dad as the Branch Rickey of jazz.
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As musicians, the music at the ceremony was important to the couple.
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Subscription-based services, including Spotify, paid $2.3 billion to musicians in 2015.
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"I grew up watching the musicians on a soundstage," he went on.
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Lounging upon a little bandstand, a couple musicians listlessly noodle a tune.
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He specializes in the development and management of recording artists and musicians.
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A bunch of musicians show up, play their beautiful music, and leave.
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Jimi Hendrix and the sounds of Burkina Faso's djeli, or traveling musicians.
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One of the musicians was playing a violin produced in the 1700s.
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What's it like seeing other musicians speak out in the Trump era?
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It was the kind of budget that rock musicians have never seen.
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Then we see an opera house, the audience arriving, musicians warming up.
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Like in Senegal, the youth embraced the country's musicians and local artists.
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Still, the original church musicians were unable to make the Friday ceremony.
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Inspired by musicians in the 1960s, this style is just retro enough.
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Musicians have complained about the need for streaming services to pay more.
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A violinist and pianist himself, he treats many musicians with the disorder.
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He also soulfully chest-bumped the musicians Jaden Smith and ASAP Rocky.
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"'Fei' is the word for 'fly,'" Mr. Liang explained to the musicians.
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But they're far from the only musicians who have done it before.
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In addition to Hollywood actors and musicians, many YouTubers attended the event.
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He sprayed shots from side to side, creating pandemonium, the musicians said.
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So, how the heck do the musicians play underwater without scuba tanks?
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"It's like an 11-day Super Bowl for musicians here," Spera said.
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Musicians will also have to seek government permission to perform outside Uganda.
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" The musicians, it was felt, wouldn't like to see "a black director.
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Yet he was eager to talk about the music with his musicians.
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There are multiemployer plans for carpenters, truckers, musicians, mechanics, nurses, and more.
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Morton: I don't necessarily think that pop musicians deal with it less.
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They're a proper group of four musicians that are in it together.
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You kind of have to assume all legacy musicians are buddies, right?
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That's where Help Musicians role as a charity will continue to progress.
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His parents, who both moved to Canada from Vietnam, were also musicians.
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This was real music, the show kindly suggested, made by real musicians.
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There was no phone reception, just these incredible musicians and my songs.
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These musicians are compelled to do what they do, no matter what.
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The Jerry Garcia foundation sent a band with so many wonderful musicians.
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So many wildly talented artists, musicians, and comedians have shared its stage.
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There are a lot of artists, musicians, and skateboarders around here too.
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Can we bring in our musicians to do showcases within the space?
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Often, on these remastered records, musicians will put out previously unreleased material.
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Gothenburg is fairly small but there are a lot of musicians playing.
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It's managed by the American Federation of Musicians, which exists in Canada.
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Working with dude musicians has like, been equally, if not more difficult.
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What musicians did you ask about the violence going on in LA?
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A big example is the "Jookin' Jam" with Buck and different musicians.
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Is there something about working with younger musicians who are pushing boundaries?
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I believe there's a bunch of different types of artists and musicians.
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Certainly, there are rock musicians who push the boundaries of the form.
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He noted that other musicians were interested in singing about social reform.
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Or a plan to help get musicians themselves back on their feet?
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Some are musicians, some are scientists, all of them are very smart.
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Halloween offers a yearly opportunity for musicians to indulge their theatrical impulses.
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The musicians are watching everything, including her, but their hands don't stop.
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Some writers moving between fiction and nonfiction are like musicians switching instruments.
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Kimmel aired the fourth edition of musicians reading mean tweets about themselves.
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That's what I do a lot of times with my favorite musicians.
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Read more: What 25 musicians looked like at their first Grammys awards
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From a distance, the musicians represent divergent approaches to the genre's superstardom.
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Mr. Muti's position is that Verdi has been abused by modern musicians.
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Vows Broadway musicians rarely have the opportunity to chat up Broadway stars.
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Others, including Mr. Krauthamer, formed a group called Musicians for Pension Security.
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World-touring musicians, religious leaders and the loved ones of elected leaders.
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Professional musicians — most notably Gustav Leonhardt as Bach — play all the parts.
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His scores are known to delight and terrify musicians in equal measure.
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I have had long talks over tallboys with musicians in the Delta.
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A lot of musicians were living in that place on the sly.
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Some fear these projects will put musicians and artists out of work.
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For Bard, Mr. Sunderland has created a new orchestration for five musicians.
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The Met musicians had never played any Ruggles, but few orchestras have.
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Other musicians including Blake Shelton, Reba and Dolly Parton also shared tributes.
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It's just been tweaked and refined as musicians have given their input.
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Say you had a daughter, would you warn her against dating musicians?
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Not long after, the two musicians decided to write a song together.
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Sometimes vibrant musicians begin to take steps away from public life, however.
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SPRINGSTEEN They made the place conducive to the musicians that it served.
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Bartenders sling drinks to hooting patrons as musicians bound around the stage.
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They enclose and embrace the orchestra, creating uncommon community among the musicians.
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Bonnie Raitt and Paul Simon are among the other musicians who appear.
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Then, entranced by photography, he started taking pictures of — naturally — other musicians.
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A lot of jazz musicians never get close enough to find out.
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After all, a lot of musicians pay lip service to these ideas.
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His three musicians, all naked, look like buoyant dolls wrapped in thread.
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Visiting musicians often adapt to Jazz Fest, not the other way around.
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About half of the artists chosen by Mr. Gordon are also musicians.
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But not all of these musicians stayed successful in the new millennium.
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She recorded her songs in Catalonia, with musicians from Spain's northeastern region.
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These Midwestern musicians became a vital part of the city's jazz vanguard.
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When I joined in 2007, caring about actors & musicians politics was joked.
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What Current Musicians Do You Think Will Stand the Test of Time?
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Brown was a demanding boss, known to fine his musicians for errors.
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Sometimes she worked with other musicians, sometimes accompanied by a drum machine.
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Outside of Instagram, I collaborate with musicians making instrumental, ambient, experimental music.
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We're starting to do more with jazz musicians and old school DJs.
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We're doctors, lawyers, engineers, executives, actors, musicians, artists, humanitarians, authors, poets, ministers.
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The setting is sylvan and the sunset on the musicians is lovely.
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Right now in New Paltz, there's incredible femme and women musicians rocking.
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They are musicians, they do martial arts, and they act in movies.
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Few headliners generate the crowds — and the repeat business — that musicians do.
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The birds even have their own signature cadences, not unlike human musicians.
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The 21-year-old singer made a pitch for the unsung musicians.
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The tour's acts included everyone from musicians to famous poets to actors.
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The season's offerings include a sizable batch of bio-pics about musicians.
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"I think that is true of painters, sculptors, poets, musicians," she added.
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The other is that they're doing this because the musicians are, too.
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Since then, a small but enthused community of plant musicians has formed.
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BANDUNG, Indonesia (Reuters) - "Prophet Mohammad forever," chant the young Indonesian Muslim musicians.
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Other musicians must have performed, but I have no memory of it.
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There's a history with musicians having a fascination with the Sega Genesis.
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Same goes for musicians who played in a band or a chorus.
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The silo-ing of politicians or musicians or comedians was always dumb.
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To ask musicians to be robots robs music of its real meaning.
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Other country musicians have spoken up about gun control since the shooting.
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It's why, within days of his win, musicians wrote songs about him.
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Primarily, they are senior African American roots musicians born of the South.
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Cook has said supporting musicians is more important to Apple than money.
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I love the huge cactus with skeleton musicians hanging off the pads.
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Classical musicians face enormous expectations when they play a standard repertory work.
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Worrell was one of the first musicians to use the Moog synthesizer.
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It protects atheist musicians from being forced to perform at Easter services.
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At the end of the concert, he blew kisses to the musicians.
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Ibibio Sound Machine grew out of London's determined coterie of Africaphile musicians.
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Those two guys can't make records without their crew, their studio musicians.
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There are plenty of albums coming out in 2020 by beloved musicians.
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I do know that Jeff Buckley idolized a lot of jazz musicians.
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I think we, as musicians, have gotten better and become better songwriters.
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In Sovetski, this included doner shops, street musicians, bird keepers, and repairmen.
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Since the 1980s, various musicians have dipped into Ono's big songbook, too.
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He made musicians come to him, wherever he could get electrical power.
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