For, of and by the students since 1898
Formed in the 80s, Auditorium Chamber Music Series made it a mission to bring the world’s greatest chamber music to the Palouse, Leonard Garrison, associate director of Lionel Hampton School of Music, said.
America is in a time of crisis and a time of borderline-revolution. The outrage and protests in America as well as ina several countries have occupied news outlets for the last month. As the news coverage of such protests has diminished, the protests continue – showing that Black Lives Matter is a legitimate movement of a generation rather than a momentary outrage. This led me to research other historical movements in American history and try and discover what music was used during these movements and their significance was to each respective movement.
Anyone within earshot of a party from 2016 to now has heard “Caroline” or “Red Mercedes” by Amine. Despite his instant mainstream success one can be hard-pressed to find a fan that knows any of his discography beyond those two aforementioned tracks.
Things are scary right now. Things are boring and can be infuriating. During this time there are three main emotions that me and many others are feeling: boredom, anger and sadness. In social distancing I’ve found three albums for each of these moods.
When it comes to Jazz, most people imagine instruments such as the bass, the piano or the saxophone. However, there is one fundamental aspect that is just as important: scat […]
This weekend hundreds of musicians, from elementary school aged children to seasoned veterans, are visiting the University of Idaho for the 53rd annual Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival. Ryan Beery, UI […]
Here’s a round-up of events from a variety of places in town. From fundraisers, cooking demos to concerts at some coffee shops in Moscow, this week won’t disappoint you. Humane […]
Ever since Mac Miller tragically lost his life in September 2018, following the release of his critically acclaimed album “Swimming,” his death has been handled by his family with the […]
In 2019 we saw a few anticipated album releases that weren’t originally expected, some albums no one saw coming and other albums that met all the hype that came with them. Looking back on the year, these are the albums I thought were the 10 best of 2019.
The one-man band, Jeremy Abbot, brought a ukulele, several guitars and pre-recorded beats to John’s Alley Tavern last Saturday night to perform once again in his hometown of Moscow. Twenty […]