Word: musicianse
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Directly or indirectly, Mrs. Bush will preside over the hospitality for the 110,000 visitors who are expected to pass through the White House this month. And the halls are well decked to receive them, with 47 Christmas trees, 54,000 lights and 50 wreaths. Pastry impresario Hans Raffert will...
Harvard Square was bustling with activity yesterday, as the warmth and sunshine lured people out of their dormitories and offices. Street musicians played to unusually large audiences, and several local businesses reported increased sales.
Many talented rock musicians and funksters are at work in Minneapolis, but Prince dominates them all. He's had the hits, grabbed the attention and held the hot center since his 1984 album Purple Rain burst onto a complacent music scene. "There is no established music hierarchy here, no single...
The script, by New York playwrights and musicians, is not brilliant, but more than entertaining. Lyrics such as "Together we're better than so-so/Each of us is a virtuoso" will not likely be mistaken for Cole Porter. But the writing is slick and witty enough to slide even...
Although Kissin's schedule is rapidly filling up -- there is a European tour coming up in two weeks and a trip to Japan early next year -- he is still too young and idealistic to have been worn down by the demands of performance: the endless traveling, the constant repetition of...