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Kukuly and the Gypsy Fuego Make Music With No Borders

In Music Stories by Chris BarrettNovember 25, 2015leave a COMMENT

Kukuly Uriarte hails from Peru, by way of Argentina. In the Quechua language spoken in the Lima household where she grew up, her name means dove. “That’s the way they …

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Dave Rawlings and Gillian Welch Divine a Future for Homespun Music

In Music Stories by Chris BarrettNovember 19, 2015leave a COMMENT

Singer, guitarist, and composer Dave Rawlings is often associated with his esteemed creative partner Gillian Welch. Welch has a gift for writing and presenting songs that are basic yet potent; …

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Videodrome: A Roundup of New DVD and Blu-ray Releases at the Public Library

In Movies & TV, Shelf Life by Chris BarrettNovember 12, 2015leave a COMMENT

Two Days, One Night (2014) Belgian realists Luc and Jean-Pierre Dardenne reimagine It’s a Wonderful Life minus the angels, Frank Capra, and the wartime expectation of a cheering outcome. Here …

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Young and Old: New Jazz and Classical CDs at the Library

In Music Stories, Shelf Life by Chris BarrettOctober 29, 2015leave a COMMENT

Henry Threadgill’s Zooid In for a Penny, in for a Pound (Pi Recordings, 2015) Here is the sound of fearless and gleeful musical exploration. Composer, bandleader, and multi-instrumentalist Henry Threadgill …

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Public Cinema: “Art Doesn’t Need to Be Crowd-Pleasing”

In Movies & TV, Program Notes by Chris BarrettOctober 23, 2015leave a COMMENT

On Sunday, Oct. 25, the Public Cinema presents the premiere Knoxville screening of Portuguese filmmaker Pedro Costa, with his most recent film Horse Money. Public Cinema co-founders Paul Harrill and Darren …

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