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Ergo at Penn~Concert Review

The following review of the band Ergo’s recent September 27th, 2012 appearance in Philadelphia was written by Penn graduate student in composition Erica Ball. The mini concert and discussion was part of the Department of Music’s The Public Lives of Music series.–Editor ~Ergo, the trio...

By Dr. Guthrie /  October 5, 2012
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The Brits Are Coming! – The British Invasion and The Ministry of Sound

The British Invasion remains one of the most relevant music movements of the sixties. British pop and rock ‘n’ roll bands, already sensations in their home country, rose to take the US music scene by storm. This movement was led in 1964 by the prominent migration of ‘Beatlemania’ across the pond....

By Dr. Guthrie /  November 23, 2009
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Southside (of London) Represent! The Tale of Dubstep

Few would dare to classify Dubstep as art music. Yet those few that have immersed themselves in its heavy 2-step bass have surfaced to shout its praises. Originating from the underground of South London, Dubstep is an offshoot of UK grime. It boasts a slow, syncopated rhythm and a hypnotic kick-drum...

By Dr. Guthrie /  October 2, 2009
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