A brief history of how Miles Davis’ 1959 classic “Kind Of Blue” came to be, and the album’s impacts on all kinds of musical communities.
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Music for Practicing Scales and Modes
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The Music Inside Haruki Murakami’s Literary World
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The COMPASS: Philadelphia, PA
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President Obama’s Hit Playlist and Using Music to Cope with the Madness of Politics
For the last three months I’ve been doing something I rarely do: watching the news.…
Even the Tightest Bands Make Mistakes — And That’s OK!
Back in high school, my senior project advisor told me, “there’s no such thing as a…
How to Memorize Any Piece of Music
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What Is Jazz Worth, Anymore?
I love jazz. I love playing jazz, listening to jazz, shedding jazz, and talking with…
Off Notes: Golden Oldies
Happy Friday! This week turned out to be a nostalgic one here at Soundfly HQ…