As we welcome another academic year, the integration of creative arts within school curriculums remains vital. Among open source resources that empower students to engage with digital soundscapes is Audacity, a free and versatile audio recording and editing software cherished by educators for its simplicity and power in the classroom setting. Audacity’s capacity has only … Read more
I heard about the death of Little Richard today. I wasn’t a big fan of his but after listening to some interviews of his with Tom Snyder, David Letterman and Arsenio Hall I realized what a great talent he was. He certainly set the world on it’s ear in the 1950’s. My musical tastes are … Read more
Tonight I’m on fire I can’t stop writing and listening. I love this piece by Lisa Stansfield and Barry White. Barry was one of the greats of the 1970’s. He started making it big when I was still in the US Navy. I remember hearing his disco hits in Navy clubs and discotheques around Groton … Read more
This little piece from Herbie Hancock has been one of my favorites and I came across it a while back. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JcjkA5ZAWQo] He was ahead of his time. This concert was recorded over 30 years ago.
