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...hard to blame any one of them for wanting a career beyond second chair in the string section of the Shropshire Philharmonic. Give the prodigies their props: bond's music is not warmed-over Bach. The playlist for their Asian tour contains but one classical cover: Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture. Most tunes are original compositions by Westerhoff, Eos and contemporary New Age songwriters...
They also seem to travel well. A woman in Brazil made a recording of Wiggles songs in Portuguese and sold 650,000 CDs. A man in Germany is trying to put together a group with the same name, outfits, philosophy and playlist, but in German. The Wiggles are looking into creating an Asian version of the band...
There are nearly 90 students involved in the operation of WERS. O’Dette’s counterpart, the Music Director, is senior Beth Baudoiun. Aside from their management positions, there are student DJs, producers, live mixers and music directors and coordinators for each show. DJs pick the playlist for their shows. Producers make sure they run smoothly. Live mixers control the sound for in-studio performances. And each show’s music director picks the library of music for his show...
...Linguistics Bert R. Vaux tried to sneak in behind Lewis but was halted by Feldstein.”Whoa there! Sorry, dude, no room for Associate Professors here,” Feldstein said, motioning for the HUPD to escort Vaux off the premises. Inside, a frustratingly limited MP3 playlist dicated the tunes, but no one could change it because Yale Registrar Johanna S. Runyan was hooking up with Cornell General Counsel Martin H. White in the bedroom with the computer. Finally, former Provost Harvey V. Fineberg ‘67 set up his ‘tables, and when...
...that I just responded to their wonderful badness. Now that they are outdated, their awfulness is perhaps even greater than it once was, making them even more wonderfully horrible than today’s pop crop, Spanish or American. Maybe the Spaniards recognize this too, which would explain the playlist at the train station...