Music
3×3 Three Minutes, Three Questions Duncan Galloway, band leader
BECCA MARTIN-BROWN bmartin@nwadg.com In its heyday, swing music was as revolutionary as the Beatles in the ’60s or hip hop in the ’80s. “The style of music came at a
5×5 Five Minutes, Five Questions Er-Gene Kahng, Arkansas Philharmonic
Florence Price is getting a lot more attention than she did during her lifetime. Born in 1887 to a middle-class family in Little Rock, Price attended New England Conservatory, one
Experimental Endeavor
Musician goes beyond genre conventions JOCELYN MURPHY jmurphy@nwadg.com When you and your band are asked to back up icon David Bowie on what would become his final album, it stands
Love Prevails
‘American in Paris’ dances its way to WAC JOCELYN MURPHY jmurphy@nwadg.com One of the stars of the musical “An American in Paris,” dancer and actor Allison Walsh, has a few
3×3 Three Minutes, Three Questions Bruce Schultz, SoNA principal horn
Bruce Schultz says he “can’t really claim that music chose me. It was more of a team effort.” Schultz, a native of Wichita, Kan., and now principal horn for the
Old Times, New Times
They all caught the bug at someone’s knee. Donna Mulhollan played old-school country music with her dad. Her husband Kelly listened to the stories told by old men waiting for
Three Minutes, Three Questions: Egyptian rock star Ramy Essam
The House of Songs Ozarks’ January artist residency unites Egyptian rock star and “voice of the 2011 Egyptian revolution” Ramy Essam, and Earth Day co-founder and Cornell University law professor
Multicultural, Multifaceted
WAC continues season with diverse offerings A new year marks a fresh start — new and exciting possibilities. That could also describe the spring semester of the Walton Arts Center
4×4Four Minutes, Four Questions
Trillium Salon Series
The Trillium Salon Series set out to break down barriers around classical music by changing perceptions of the genre and presenting concerts in casual settings. Roughly a year and a
Venue Variety Is The Spice
Music lovers gain even more choices Be It Resolved Northwest Arkansas’ music scene is thriving. There lives here a tradition of great local music dating back to the Cate Brothers
