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The ten-thousand-hour study was redone with thirty-nine violinists under double-blind conditions,…
The “10,000-hour rule” is one of the most repeated ideas in popular writing about skill and success: put in 10,000 hours of practice, the story goes, and elite performance follows. It comes from Malcolm Gladwell’s 2008 book Outliers,…
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Palestinian Artist Sliman Mansour, 79
In works that were by turns personal and political — vividly realistic and unsettlingly surreal — he captured and uplifted Palestinian life and history, creating art that served as a form of preservation as well as resistance. –…
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The AI ‘Ghosts’ Contaminating Academic Publishing
“Elena Vasquez and Marcus Chen have appeared as volcano experts, astronauts, thriller protagonists, podcast hosts, and academic co-authors across hundreds of independently produced AI-generated documents, never having!--kg-card-end:>!--kg-card-begin:>…
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Who’s Left To Tell You What’s Good?
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Meet Curtis’ Youngest New Student. She’s Seven
This year Curtis will have 13 musicians entering school under the age of 18. But even at a place known for prodigies, Olivia is unusual. She is believed to be the youngest student to study at Curtis since 1950, when 6-year-old violinist…
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What a Music Review Can Do That a Concert Can’t
By Collin ZieglerWhen I read a review of a performance, I can’t help but skip ahead until I find the key sentence: the one that announces whether it was good or bad.No matter how sophisticated or intellectual I consider myself, I can’t…
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Myles & Waldman Stalwart Performance Poets Together Again | Straight Up
They go back a long way to the late-1970s in New York ... where they read together for the first time in an appearance at a venue called Zu in an abandoned building of the Phoenix Iron and Steel Works. But their potent togetherness goes…
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Why Would We Fear AI Music?
It would be an understatement to say that the growing prominence of A.I. music is generating backlash—sometimes it seems this music generates nothing but backlash. – The New Yorker
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Can The U.S. Summer Box Office Ring Up A Record $4.8 Billion?
The summer domestic box office is so close — so close–to hitting an all-time record, surpassing the $4.756 billion set in 2013.
Currently, per Rentrak, the North American box office for the first Friday in May through EOD today…
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Good Robot, Bad Robot – Yascha Mounk
Good Robot, Bad Robot. (Photo by Pedro PARDO / AFP via Getty Images)Humanity’s relationship with its mechanical helpers has always been a little bumpy. In a production of Lohengrin, the celebrated tenor Leo Slezak was supposed to climb…
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