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Busking: All the World’s a Stage

Did you hear the one about violinist Joshua Bell? During part of an experiment conducted by The Washington Post in 2007, the Grammy nominee and best-selling recording artist played his Stradivarius violin as an undercover busker (street performer) at a subway station in Washington, DC. Of the more than 1,000 people who passed by, only...

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Cathal Coughlan: From Microdisney to Telefís, Always Progressing

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Killing In The Name

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