Articles Posted in the Music Category
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Cyclone Spotlight: Mahlon Darlington
Mahlon Darlington has been involved in the Iowa State music department since 1976 as a founding member of Ames Piano Quartet and professor of violin and viola. Ames Piano Quartet, the resident chamber music ensemble, has performed internationally and recorded 14 CDs. Darlington is retiring after 36 years of service, and his reception will be held Wednesday from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. in the Music Hall lobby.
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Guide to Live @ Veishea 2012
A complete guide to Live @ Veishea 2012
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The complete guide to Veishea 2012 entertainment
The complete guide to Veishea 2012 entertainment
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Album review: Eric Hutchinson’s ‘Sounds Like This’
Even though Eric Hutchinson released “Sounds Like This” back in 2008, I thought it necessary to review the album that brought Eric Hutchinson to major recognition before he takes the stage at Veishea this year.
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The showcase formerly known as Battle of the Bands
Six local bands were selected to perform on VEISHEA Thursday for the Music Showcase Extraordinaire, replacing last year’s Battle of the Bands.
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Craig Campbell uses family, tradition in music
Using inspiration from gospel and early 90s country music, Campbell is creating a “back to basic” style of sound.
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Jazz bands perform one last time
The Jazz Bands are coming together for the final concert of the year. In their own ways, both Jazz 1 and 2 are taking a new route in their performance Wednesday.
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Charlie Poulson reaches goal with help of Ladysoal
With help from the Ames and national communities, ISU student Charlie Poulson has raised enough for his chest reconstruction surgery in only two months.
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Album Review: Alabama Shakes ‘Boys and Girls’
Alabama Shakes sounds like summer. It’s warm, wild and hopeful.
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Maximum Ames Music Festival enters second year
Local record label Maximum Ames announced today that its second annual music festival will take place from Sept. 20 – 23.
