Posts tagged Music
From the feedback I’ve gotten for the 2013 AIC Great Debate, it was a big success. Thanks to all that participated and helped make it a lot of fun!
For the Debate I made a playlist that featured only Indiana-born musicians. In the event you want to listen again, here are the songs.
It’s called a “crankie” and it’s a pretty awesome way to illustrate a song. In this case “The Lost Gander” by Anna & Elizabeth a duo based in Kentucky. It’s pretty awesome.
Bill Callahan plays “One Fine Morning” at Bowery Ballroom, July 12th 2011.
Listen to that Duquesne Whistle blowing …
A Key to the Past: The Original Piano from the Madame Walker Theatre
This piano is so important in the city of Indianapolis, and this is one of my favorite blog posts by one of my students from our class last semester.
Broad Ripple is Burning by Margo and the Nuclear SO and SOs. I don’t know of a more beautiful and depressing song about Indianapolis, but at least we have that.
My son, Nolan, getting ready.
This is my first submission to the PEN Ready Project from Olympus.
Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1981-03-09, recorded by Barry Glassberg.
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Old Holland, traditional powdered pigments to the humble collapsible paint tube. An artist’s Colourmen since 1664.
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Tea Mäkipää’s Eden II with Andrea Zittel’s Indy Island in the background.
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707 Shady Lane (Dallas, TX)
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Like a virgin
So, good news/bad news. Bad news: the queen in my hive at Arlington Farms ceases to be. How do I know? I found some ...
