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March 27, 2012
The Six Best Songs Over Thirty Minutes Long
"American Pie" is eight and a half minutes, "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida" is seventeen. It is not uncommon for a prog track to reach twenty minutes, but it takes a certain breed to break the half-hour barrier. Below is a list of the six best songs over thirty minutes long. Feel free to interject your favorit ... More >>
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July 8, 2011
Sleepy Kitty's Infinity City Release Party
Sleepy Kitty's debut full length, Infinity City, had an informal release party last week at the Royale. The band is playing a show tomorrow at Pig Slop with Cowboy Indian Bear and Little Big Bangs. We are introducing a feature, Live and Local, to help introduce St. Louis bands to people who ... More >>
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July 28, 2010
In the Studio: US English
US English Who: The new band featuring Brea and James McAnally Where: Bookermusic With Whom: Brad Booker When: Now! What recording: "We are recording 3 EPs in serial format to comprise a full length," says James McAnally. "The first EP, What Frontier, will be released locally on September 3. The oth ... More >>
Music
May 5, 2010
Pat Metheny
8 p.m. Saturday, May 8. The Blanche M. Touhill Performing Arts Center, One University Drive at Natural Bridge Road on the campus of University of Missouri-St. Louis.
Blogs
March 11, 2010
Show Review: The Urban Alchemy Concert Series, Starring Meredith Monk and Lisa Chong, at the Pulitzer Center for the Arts, Wednesday, March 10
Last night's installment of the Urban Alchemy Concert Series at the Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts had a unifying theme: minimalism. This emerged in the selections by John Cage and Steve Reich; the installment of deconstructed art by Gordon Matta-Clark; composer/vocalist Meredith Monk's deliberate ... More >>
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March 10, 2010
SLSO Violinist Lisa Chong Talks About Performing Steve Reich's "Violin Phase" Tonight
When Nick Jonas put RFT music editor Annie Zaleski on the spot after his Pageant performance to ask her for an in-person critique, he crossed the standardized boundary between music journalist and music maker. I recently had a similar experience with St. Louis Symphony Orchestra violinist Lisa Chon ... More >>
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January 5, 2010
SLSO Having a Good Year So Far, Performing Works By John Cage and Steve Reich in March
Wikimedia CommonsReceived a press release from the Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra yesterday, trumpeting some good news about revenue and ticket sales as it passes the middle of its season. As compared to the same time last year: Classical revenues are up 6.5% ($3.41m vs. $3.2m) Classical ti ... More >>
Blogs
January 10, 2009
Show Review: The Bad Plus at Jazz at the Bistro, Friday, January 9
The audience present for the 8:30 p.m. Bad Plus set last evening leaned more toward curious observers than diehard fans. It was difficult to suspect the sort of crowd that would take interest in the piano, bass, and drum trio, and even harder to guess what aspect of the group appealed to whom. Some ... More >>
Blogs
November 13, 2008
Interview: Composer Glenn Branca
With his spiky, greying mullet, Bob Dylan shades and hotel room drink in a plastic cup, Glenn Branca cuts a mean, iconic hipster figure, a pure punk aesthete who for 30 years has been taking music -- call it rock, call it classical, call it Post-Minimalist, call it Maximalist -- to places the most s ... More >>
Music
September 3, 2008
I Love You
8 p.m. Thursday, September 4. Lemp Neighborhood Arts Center, 3301 Lemp Avenue
News
May 9, 2007
Download Mozart
The Saint Louis Symphony is ready to hit the high-tech notes.
Music
February 14, 2007
Portrait Concert Series: Steve Reich and George Crumb
7:30 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, February 14 and 15. Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts (3716 Washington Boulevard).
News
December 27, 2006
2006: The Year in Music
Week of December 28, 2006
Music
November 15, 2006
Building a Mystery
B-Sides gets the skinny on the renovations going on at BB's Jazz, Blues and Soups, and gets to the bottom of the MetroLink's sound installation.
Music
September 6, 2006
He Bangs the Drums
Wilco's drummer beats a retreat on his solo disc.
Calendar
August 30, 2006
Opening Nights 2006-2007
The Riverfront Times' performing arts guide
News
June 7, 2006
Last Year's Model
It might be the last dance for St. Louis' independent record stores.
Music
March 29, 2006
Glenn Kotche
Mobile (Nonesuch Records)
News
June 15, 2005
Buffet of Champions
You came, you saw, you voted: the winners of the 2005 Riverfront Times Music Awards
Calendar
September 1, 2004
Opening Nights
You came, you saw, you voted: the winners of the 2005 Riverfront Times Music Awards
Music
February 12, 2003
DJ Assault with Bitch Ass Darius
Friday, February 14; Lo
Music
June 13, 2001
Children's Audio
Japanese composer Nobukazu Takemura has released some of the most important experimental electronic music of the past decade
Culture
March 28, 2001
Bang the Drum Repeatedly
Composer Philip Glass and timpanist Jonathan Haas move the kettledrums to the front of the Powell Hall stage
Music
June 14, 2000
Kopp Killers
Jeff Kopp shepherds the homegrown punk, surf and garage music he loves onto a new compilation disc
Culture
November 24, 1999
PAGE TURNER
SLSO artistic adviser Tim Page has come a long way since his film debut at age 12
Culture
November 17, 1999
ADAMS RIBBED
Composer John Adams airs his "Naive and Sentimental Music" at Powell Hall
Music
July 14, 1999
Kronos Quartet
25 Years (Nonesuch)
Music
July 14, 1999
By the Numbers
Japanese composer/remix master Nobukazu Takemura transforms the binary babble of skitterish CDs into pure beauty

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