The Magnetic Fields releases new 50-song album detailing musician’s life
Boston-based alternative act The Magnetic Fields, known for its self-effacing lyrics, released “Selections from 50 Song Memoir” to Spotify.
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Bloco da Brown drums up Afro-Brazilian beats
Mateus Picanco Lima Gomes ’18 grew up playing music in Brazil.
Insomnia Cookies celebrates opening with ribbon-cutting ceremony
A small gathering of students, employees and Providence locals played host to a shift in the landscape of College Hill Monday afternoon.
Prov. band revamps theater through music co-operative
Throughout its long history, the theater had accumulated evidence of multiple decades of performances — ranging from opera to porn.
‘Writing is Live’ presents works-in-progress by MFA students
TAPS organized Writing is Live, a festival of cross-genre theatrical exploration that seeks to go past the typical play format.
“The Revelations of Asher” experiments with social justice, identity
What does “supreme love” have to do with social justice movements?
Sofar Sounds hosts underground concerts
Guided by the lights of their cell phones and an address revealed only the day before, a crowd arrived at an anonymous house on Orchard Street Sunday night.
Professor Wang Lu honored by WQXR Radio
When music touches on the real-world implications of cultural heritage, the environment and popular culture, people are sure to notice.
‘In My Mother’s House’ delves into Eritrea’s colonial past
Wednesday night, the rain echoed Professor of Anthropology Lina Fruzzetti’s tears as she told, in a soft, rhythmic voice, the story of her mother.
Steinbach plays Halloween Midnight Organ Concert
Behind the organ, Mark Steinbach finds room to introduce his “families” of pipes, each with its own distinct contribution.
Bloco da Brown drums up Afro-Brazilian beats
Mateus Picanco Lima Gomes ’18 grew up playing music in Brazil.
Insomnia Cookies celebrates opening with ribbon-cutting ceremony
A small gathering of students, employees and Providence locals played host to a shift in the landscape of College Hill Monday afternoon.
Prov. band revamps theater through music co-operative
Throughout its long history, the theater had accumulated evidence of multiple decades of performances — ranging from opera to porn.
‘Writing is Live’ presents works-in-progress by MFA students
TAPS organized Writing is Live, a festival of cross-genre theatrical exploration that seeks to go past the typical play format.
“The Revelations of Asher” experiments with social justice, identity
What does “supreme love” have to do with social justice movements?
Sofar Sounds hosts underground concerts
Guided by the lights of their cell phones and an address revealed only the day before, a crowd arrived at an anonymous house on Orchard Street Sunday night.
Professor Wang Lu honored by WQXR Radio
When music touches on the real-world implications of cultural heritage, the environment and popular culture, people are sure to notice.
‘In My Mother’s House’ delves into Eritrea’s colonial past
Wednesday night, the rain echoed Professor of Anthropology Lina Fruzzetti’s tears as she told, in a soft, rhythmic voice, the story of her mother.
Steinbach plays Halloween Midnight Organ Concert
Behind the organ, Mark Steinbach finds room to introduce his “families” of pipes, each with its own distinct contribution.
