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What’s your school closures playlist? Why music should be part of parents’ pandemic survival strategy

With pandemic school closures in place in Ontario, Québec, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island until Jan. 17, and other provinces on watch, music could be important for maintaining the well-being of children and families. Many are concerned about the effects of closures on student and […]

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No musical talent, no problem — there are now apps for that

A new social music app is pushing the boundaries of music creation by making recording artists out of novices with little to no musical training or traditional talent. Voisey allows users to choose from a library […]

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Chief Keef changed the music industry – and it’s time he gets the credit he deserves

Before he was arrested in December 2011, Chief Keef was a 16-year-old budding rap star. He’d released a song, “Bang,” which had more than 400,000 views on YouTube, along with a mixtape that he’d recorded […]

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Barney Rachabane: South Africa’s little giant who took an epic jazz journey

Preparing for a jazz gig on 13 November 2021, I learned of the passing of my South African music soul brother and boyhood idol, Barney Rachabane. He was 75. The words of US alto saxophonist Eric Dolphy ran through my […]

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Apple’s iPod came out two decades ago and changed how we listen to music. Where are we headed now?

On October 23, 2001, Apple released the iPod — a portable media player that promised to overshadow the clunky design and low storage capacity of MP3 players introduced in the mid-1990s. The iPod boasted the […]

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Why researchers are turning to music as a possible treatment for stroke, brain injuries and even Parkinson’s

You probably don’t realise it when you’re listening to your favourite song, but music has an incredibly powerful effect on the human brain. Singing, playing an instrument or listening to music have all been shown to activate […]

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