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Legendary sound engineer Dinky Dawson is the guy you’d want to hire to stand behind the mixing board and massage your band’s sound to perfection all the way back to the folks in the cheap seats. Plus, with a warm personality as big as Boston Garden, he’s the perfect...


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The average number of children born to American parents has been steadily declining over the past two centuries, from a 19th century high in 1800 of 7.04 (!) to the current level of 1.94. While this can be viewed as either positive or negative, more siblings means more opportunities to grow and practice together as musicians, rather than spending time finding and connecting w...


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Singer Didi Stewart migrated to Boston from New Jersey in the ‘70s to study at Berklee College of Music and now she teaches there, as an associate professor in the Voice Department. During the years in between being a student and joining the faculty, she ...


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When Great Woods opened in June 1986 in the sleepy Massachusetts town of Mansfield, it redefined Southern New England’s live-music landscape between the months of May and September, becoming so successful that its owners increased its capacity from 12,000 to 19,9...


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Long before he started taking piano lessons at the age of seven, Keith Lockhart had listened to the jazz and classical records that his father played at home, and by the time he became the twentieth conductor of the Boston Pops Orchestra in February 1995...


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