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Last year one of my favorite artists, Amy Winehouse died of an apparent alcohol overdose. To most people it wasn't a surprise, because of the way she lived her life it was inevitable that she would be deceased soon if she didn't change her lifestyle. What perplexes me the most is the way the media and fans embrace tabloid rumors and drunken pictures of their favorite artists, while singing along to the beat of their songs.

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People who grew up in the 60s, 70s and 80s know that fresh new musical talent got heard and promoted by the big record companies. As a result, amazingly wonderful music got heard by the masses. Today, things have changed. Most music that will be backed by the big record labels has to fit into a specific money making formula. Most of this music lacks deep musical beauty and complexity.

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What Makes Experimental Music Experimental?

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Respighi was a musicologist as well as a composer, and he used the music of the past as inspiration for some of his compositions. The Birds is a suite of pieces that are based on various 18th century composers. It is an attempt to depict (somewhat stylized) bird songs of the Dove, Hen, Nightingale and Cuckoo.

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Does It Matter That You Cannot Sing?

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Never, in the history of unsigned bands has a question been more hated and reviled than "Who do you sound like?" I get it. Musicians don't like to be compared to other musicians because originality is treasured by young musicians, but... you want to know how to market a band, and if you want to market your band well - hell, if you want to have any possible chance at the brass ring - you have to know who you sound like. It's just a plain, hard fact.

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Pink sets long-awaited Charlotte '13 return

Pink, whose new album "The Truth About Love" hits stores today, announced Tuesday morning that she'll bring her "Truth About Love" Tour to Charlotte's Time Warner Cable Arena March 16, 2013. If memory serves the concert will mark Pink's first Charlotte performance since opening for Lenny Kravitz at Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre in 2002 and her first as a headliner. 

The new mom (her daughter Willow turned 1 in June) and COVERGIRL spokeswoman embarks on her first US tour since 2009 on February 13 in Phoenix. Tickets for the Charlotte date go on sale October 13 at 10 a.m. at the TWC Arena box office, online at www.livenation.com, at Ticketmaster outlets, and by calling 1-800-745-3000. Pre-sale tickets will be available to Citi card's Private Pass program members September 25 (www.citiprivatepass.com)

Belmont's Between 2 Rivers 2 set for October

The second annual Between 2 Rivers Music Festival will take place October 13 in Belmont. The benefit concert will feature Carolina country and roots music acts the Josh Fosdick Band, Baylor Drive, Walt Wilkins & the Mystiqueros, Mt. Woodland Band, and Greenville, SC's Piedmont Boys (pictured above) as well as Texas' (by way of Oklahoma) No Justice.

Last year's inaugural festival exceeded expectations with over 1,500 attendees and over $7,000 raised. This year proceeds will go to the Wounded Warrior Project and Gaston Hospice.

The concert, which is spread across two stages, takes place at downtown Belmont's String Bean Market. Tickets are $10 in advance and $15 at the gate. Music begins at 2 p.m. and runs until 10 p.m. More details are available at www.b2rmusicfest.com