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61Billy Joel's: Movin' Out
by Maren Morgan M-T
Review of the touring production of "Movin' Out." It tells a story based on twenty-four hit singles by Billy Joel, the "piano man" rock musician. However, the story is described in the program and the performers pantomime it quite effectively through gymnastic dance. published 6 months ago
52Michael Manring and David Cullen
by Maren Morgan M-T
i had the phenomenal treat of seeing two primo guitarists (both Grammy-nominated or winning) at the top of their craft play TOGETHER at a jazz concert. They both are worth a viewing on their own. But, put... published 3 months ago
62What IS a Drum Circle?
by Maren Morgan M-T
Drum circles are activity-events open to people dropping in to play on African and middle-eastern sorts of hand drums, shakers, and other percussion instruments. Latin and Caribbean instruments can also be there. Drum circles are open, welcoming, and non-judgmental. The music is always an improvised creation based on the sounds each person adds to the mix. Plus, they are a heck of a lot of FUN! published 4 months ago
61Jazz in Berks County, PA: March Madness
by Maren Morgan M-T
The big March Jazz Festival in Reading PA, just west of Philadelphia, continues to grow. Well into its second decade, there are more acts and styles than ever. Furthermore, Berks County is home to quality jazz performances throughout the year. It is blessed to have guitarist David Cullen, who performs locally. published 4 months ago
59Jazz on St. John, U.S. Virgin Islands
by Maren Morgan M-T
If you like Caribbean warmth, both the weather and the people, and jazz performed live - the diminutive island of St. John has the event for you. Every Sunday afternoon from 4:00 to 7-ish, one of the island... published 3 months ago
693 Brain Boosting Activities for Senior Citizens
by Maren Morgan M-T
As people approach later years, they can and are taking a much more aggressive attitude in maintaining mental sharpness. Three activities are recommended: joining a music group, joining an exercise group, and having regular contact with persons under age 25. Each has at least two underlying brain benefits. published 6 months ago
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