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Monday Music: Omar Coleman, Strange Times
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Monday Music: Erskine Hawkins & His Orchestra, After Hours
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Monday Music: Cliff Korman, Almonds and Roses
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Monday Music: The Guess Who, Sour Suite
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Monday Music: Samantha Fish Covers Hello Stranger
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Monday Music: “Sing, Sing, Sing” Jazz Standard Cover by Robyn Adele Anderson
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Monday Music: Sullivan Fortner Covers Don’t You Worry About a Thing
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Daily Bread, Music
Daily Bread for 1.13.24: You’ve Never Heard Instruments Like This Before
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Good morning.
Saturday in Whitewater will be windy, with a windchill advisory, and a high of 25. Sunrise is 7:23 and sunset 4:44 for 9h 20m 59s of daytime. The moon is a waxing crescent with 6.5% of its visible disk illuminated.
On this day in 1888, the National Geographic Society is founded in Washington, D.C.
You’ve Never Heard Instruments Like This Before:
If you’re a fan of the cinematic universe, this is a Great Big Story for you! These strange devices are used in big budget cinematic scores and video games like Cyberpunk 2077. A small team of dedicated engineers called @somasynths based in Warsaw, Poland and led by sound visionary @vladkreimer3176 are hard at work creating beautiful hand-made musical instruments. But you won’t get any old tune out of them, in fact, it’s quite hard to control what comes out of them most of the time. They create harsh shrieks and noises, yet they’re loved by musicians all over the world. Here’s why Vlad’s unusual approach to music creation is catching on…
Footage captures the moment an earthquake in Japan [1.1.24] rocks a car park: