There was a cultural and musical platform for the small country of Belize.
His contribution both as a producer and rapper pioneered the musical platform that so many current artists have built on.
In the near future, McReynolds plans to use his musical platform ― through written and spoken word ― to protest for many more years to come.
With no medicinal or surgical options, I embraced a series of dietary and other health practices that I have maintained throughout my life, and established some non-musical platforms focused on food where my experiences and talents provided an income and would inspire others.
Continuing to push the envelope, today Rudess announced the launch of his next musical project through PledgeMusic, a direct-to-fan music platform.
"Lorraine Hunt Lieberson Bach Cantatass BWV 82 and 199" (Nonesuch) — Gloriously inauthentic (and deeply affecting) Baroque perfor-mances from the maverick mezzo-soprano, who employs Bach's musical sermons as platforms for her radiant vocalism and boundless empathy.
"Lorraine Hunt Lieberson Bach Cantatass BWV 82 and 199" (Nonesuch)—Gloriously inauthentic (and deeply affecting) Baroque perfor-mances from the maverick mezzo-soprano, who employs Bach's musical sermons as platforms for her radiant vocalism and boundless empathy.
Since adapting old synagogues and fourteenth century cathedrals into musical and artistic platforms in Krakow, Poland, the directors of Unsound, Mat Schulz and Gosia Plysa, took to Toronto's Port Lands on June 19 and 20 for their next challenge.
These volumes include "How to Become a Musical Critic" (1961), "Platform and Pulpit" (1961) and "The Matter With Ireland" (1962, compiled with David H. Greene), all published by Hill & Wang.
They watch short homemade lip-sync clips on platforms like Musical.ly, Vine and Instagram.
