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...Square’s street performers??many of whom prefer the term “busker,” originally a British term for street entertainers—say the scene is a culture and community in itself, with a subtle hierarchy and staggering breadth of performance...
...Public Radio’s long-running “Fresh Air,” switched hats Friday afternoon as she fielded questions from a group of students and fans during a seminar sponsored by the Office for the Arts as part of its “Learning from Performers?? series. Gross, whose probing cultural interviews have earned her the reputation as one of the best interviewers on the air, has built her reputation on 25 years of getting to know many of the most influential and talented artists, musicians, actors and writers in the world. Intrinsic...
...musically subsist in any recognizable form. Familiar gimmicks include (or, better, should include) Jethro Tull’s flute, Jimi Hendrix’s Arbiter Fuzz Face, The Police’s delay pedal and Peter Frampton’s Talkbox—all part and parcel with their performers?? legacy...
...trying to get artists of higher caliber, which would imply a higher price bracket—$15,000 to $30,000,” she said. That fee is in addition to $10,000 to $15,000 in production costs. She said that performers?? fees may be lowered by holding benefit concerts...