Front and centre stage: Sarah McLachlan's Lilith Fair celebrates women, music and life

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McLachlan, spokesperson for the Lilith Fair, a rock-music festival featuring female performers, believes that the event has given her a sense of power. She plans to go on a North American tour with her own band in fall 1997 and to start a family with her husband, Ashwin Sood, who is also her drummer.

Interview, Fairs and festivals, Women musicians, Rock singers, McLachlan, Sarah

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Heat from Havana: a Cuban pianist brings fire to the keyboard

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Rubalcaba made his US debut May 14, 1993, at the Lincoln Center, New York, NY. The late jazz musician Dizzy Gillespie was a fan of Rubalcaba's and tried to bring him to the US in 1989, but failed because of the US embargo against Cuba. Rubalcaba's records are available in the US.

Criticism and interpretation, Pianists, Music, Cuban, Cuban music, Rubalcaba, Gonzalo

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Childish delights: new performers stir up music for the young

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More records for young people are being made and released than in previous years. Some recordings are recommended as 1992 holiday gifts and include works by Sharon, Lois and Bram, Jack Grunsky, Rocki Rolletti and The Teds.

Evaluation, Sound recordings, Music, Children's music

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