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Early Streisand nightclub recording remastered for release

The performances were intended to become Barbra Streisand’s first album, but instead many of the songs were redone and released as her Grammy-winning self-titled debut album in 1963.

Dennis MooreMay 5, 2017

The Women of Nordic Affect Share What Makes the Music of Iceland Some of the Coolest Stuff on Earth

Stephen RaskauskasMay 3, 2017

Just TRY Not to Weep Listening to Lila Downs Sing This Classic Canción Ranchera, “La Cruz de Olvido”

Angelica LasalaMay 3, 2017

“Females Disrupting The Tap World” Explore Dance, Art, and Gender with New “Hansel and Gretel”

Opera Explores the Brink of Humanity: ‘Dog Days’ Gets Chicago-Area Premiere

Michael San GabinoNovember 22, 2019

“It has been said that a society can be judged by the way it treats its animals,” composer David T. Little says in the program notes for his chamber opera, Dog Days. Based on a short story by Judy Budnitz, the opera is set in a war-torn future that’s not too far away from our own time.

Discover the versatility of Jan Peerce in 3 powerful recordings

Louise FrankNovember 22, 2019

In a career of more than sixty years, Jan Peerce reigned as a Met favorite, sang popular music, and performed Jewish cantorial repertoire.

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