Tuesday quick fix
Today on Current Music:
+ Have you seen the various world-mixed, musical renditions from the “Playing For Change” project? It's an achievement in both music and film making. Here is an insightful interview with the project’s creator, Mark Johnson.
+ Keeping in line with music’s ability to bring people together and affect change, here’s a post that links to a story discussing music’s role in the ongoing Iranian insurgence.
+ And, finally, music inspires and ignites passion; it’s a powerful form of communication. Read about Senegalese pop star Youssou N'Dour’s new pop song that educates about protection from Malaria.
Got more great music stories for Current? Submit them here and be sure to tag Music for consideration to be featured!
—Jon Jacobs
+ Have you seen the various world-mixed, musical renditions from the “Playing For Change” project? It's an achievement in both music and film making. Here is an insightful interview with the project’s creator, Mark Johnson.
+ Keeping in line with music’s ability to bring people together and affect change, here’s a post that links to a story discussing music’s role in the ongoing Iranian insurgence.
+ And, finally, music inspires and ignites passion; it’s a powerful form of communication. Read about Senegalese pop star Youssou N'Dour’s new pop song that educates about protection from Malaria.
Got more great music stories for Current? Submit them here and be sure to tag Music for consideration to be featured!
—Jon Jacobs
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