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After Saddam and war, Iraq's musicians look to home

With as many as 15 concerts scheduled in an evening it used to be hard to decide which to attend, and pockets of Baghdad came alive with the beat of drums and twang of Iraqi ouds.

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Descarga 2012 Returns For Its Sixth Consecutive Year

Telemundo and mun2 present Descarga 2012, the sixth annual edition of the biggest free Latin music summer concert series in Los Angeles, featuring the most popular Latin sounds and live performances by nationally and internationally renowned Latin stars as well as popular up-and-coming talent.
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Casio Strikes A Chord At Summer NAMM With The Introduction Of Four Privia Digital Pianos

Casio today announced the introduction of four new keyboards to its popular Privia digital piano line.
By Staff Reporter

The Rockefeller Foundation Gives Nearly $3 Million to Support Local New York City Artists
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The New Broadway Cast Recording of Evita Debuts at #1 on The Cast Album Chart
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Chrysler named 2012 Detroit Jazz Festival Presenting Sponsor
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New, How to Make Money Book by Top Musician and Teacher
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Bruce Hornsby's Soundtrack To Spike Lee's Red Hook Summer Set For Release July 31st
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Jackie Evancho: Music of the Movies, To Air on THIRTEEN'S Great Performances in August on PBS
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An Evening Of The Classical Music of Sir Paul McCartney Featuring The North American Premiere of NOVA
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From 'Boys To Men' - THE MIDTOWN MEN
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Legacy Announces New Complete Album Collection Box Sets In August By Four Legends Of Jazz And Blues: Michael And Randy Brecker (the Brecker Brothers), Etta James, And Sarah Vaughan
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Dayton Performing Arts Alliance: A Collaboration of Minds, Businesses, and Artistic Visions
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Higgs Boson Gets Set to Music [VIDEO]
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Lyric Opera Receives $2 Million Mellon Grant [PHOTOS]
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New Jersey Symphony Renews Lacombe's Contract
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In Cuba, an Opera Singer Builds an Empire
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Hugh Laurie, Dr John, Trombone Shorty in New Orleans tribute
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