... and ideologies (norms and forms) can cohere. Thus, a musica practica can be the nexus linking a myriad of cultural activities: the pressing of records, the publication of magazines, the booking of tours, the making and meeting of friends. The notion of doing which is so important in the practice of music then escapes the limitations of the sphere of music itself. Nowhere ... imperialistic attitude from those in the West. I believe such an attitude can be found in many of the "travel-journal--type zine articles written by Western punks returning from Asian tours. The writing encountered ...

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... Music, Monographs and Bibliographies in American Music 15 (Missoula, MT: CMS, 1995) 64. 4 In 1873, The Fisk Jubilee Singers, a group of Black students from Fisk University in Nashville, began concert tours of this country and Europe in order to raise money in order to pay off the mortgage of their classroom building. Even after that task was accomplished, the group continued ... ...

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... they lose money by taking chances on bands that don't do very much business. Also, the more successful a band is, the more they cost the label because everything is increased. Tours are larger and more elaborate, albums are more polished, and a band's demands generally increase. The artists have been greatly conflicted and divided in this issue. Some of them have sided ... ...

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... months after his seventeenth birthday, in March of 1773, Mozart returned to Salzburg. No longer a child prodigy, he settled into life in Salzburg, and left the long European and Italian tours behind. He turned out a large number of compositions between 177w and 1774, including three masses (K 167, 192, 194), litanies K 125 and 195, over a dozen symphonies, keyboard concerto K175, and several ... ...

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... time in 2001, their respective shows were worlds apart. Janet, who was touring in support of her album All For You, might as well have played videos of her past tours on the video screens, such was the similarity. In large contrast Madonna, touring under the banner of 'Drowned World', presented her music in a unique and original way. Taking inspiration from ... ...

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... 3). The record labels seem to be more concerned with the giving away of music because they mostly make the money when records are sold, musicians usually make their money doing tours. If Metallica toured more they will make that 300 million back, thats how most musicians make their money, by touring, not the selling of the Compact Disc. The biggest record ... ...

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... Clara. As it were, Wieck remained in sole custody of Clara's professional scheduling and used this power to separate the couple numerous times. Wieck sent Clara on several-month long tours in places such as Vienna. Schumann arranged for his presence at some of them, keeping up his correspondence in epic love letters expressing his yearning for her and his still ... ...

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