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The ‘Boccaccio Project’ Is Capturing the Music of Quarantine

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(via Atlas Obscura) The series joins a growing list of real-time archival initiatives.

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(via Great Big Story) Great Big Story first met the members of the Boston Typewriter Orchestra in 2017. Formed in

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(via Atlas Obscura) Not everyone welcomes the performances, but they’re traveling far and taking risks to get by.

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(via Great Big Story) Famous for daring to reimagine the piano, master piano maker David Klavins invites us to his

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(via Great Big Story) Can you enjoy music if you can’t hear it? If you ask the kids in the

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(via Great Big Story) Growing up in Texas, John Holiday sang in the soprano section of the church choir. He

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(via Listverse) Songwriting is often a long process, involving numerous rewrites and chord changes before the desired product is completed.

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(via Mental Floss) Few songs are more ingrained in the American psyche than “This Land Is Your Land,” the greatest

(via Mental Floss) Here are the backstories behind some of the Man in Black’s most famous songs—and maybe a little

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(via Mental Floss) On January 30, 1969, at lunch time, The Beatles appeared on the rooftop of their record label’s

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(via Smithsonian) A human geographer explains how the city’s unique sonic culture nurtured and inspired the musical genius

(via Neatorama) Pepsi Cola was originally called “Brad’s Drink” and marketed in Bern, North Carolina in the early 1890’s by