
Walter Tunis
Contributing Music Columnist at Lexington Herald-Leader
Articles
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4 days ago |
kentucky.com | Walter Tunis
It is perhaps appropriate that a film documentary about Brian Eno, an artist whose music and artistic methodology has been consistently reinvented over the past 50-plus years, would itself be a continually changing project.
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1 week ago |
kentucky.com | Walter Tunis
With its third year at the Red Mile’s massive infield at hand, what does Railbird — now fully enshrined as the true Big Daddy of Lexington music festivals — have in store for us? Well, the big news, at least for Saturday, is that the ladies will take charge.
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2 weeks ago |
kentucky.com | Walter Tunis
Here’s all the concert venues and festivals in Lexington, Louisville, Cincinnati and throughout Kentucky for your summer music calendar and guide. And how to locate live music where your favorite summer shows will be taking place and reach them for tickets. ▪ Railbird. 1200 Red Mile Rd (Red Mile Infield). railbirdfest.com. ▪ Spirit in the Bluegrass. 4089 Iron Works Pike (Kentucky Horse Park Campground). spiritinthebluegrass.com. ▪ Rupp Arena. 430 W. Vine. centralbankcenter.com/rupp-arena.
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2 weeks ago |
kentucky.com | Walter Tunis
The song I most readily associate with the onset of summer comes from the collective minds of two of America’s greatest song stylists — Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim. It appears early into the saga of “West Side Story” when a pre-infatuated-with-Maria Tony senses a feeling of oncoming but unknown bliss. When I first heard the song as a kid, I couldn’t relate to all the mushy stuff. I just latched into one magical, fanciful lyric and the exuberant melody that gently allowed it to soar.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Walter Tunis
The song I most readily associate with the onset of summer comes from the collective minds of two of America’s greatest song stylists — Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim. It appears early into the saga of “West Side Story” when a pre-infatuated-with-Maria Tony senses a feeling of oncoming but unknown bliss. When I first heard the song as a kid, I couldn’t relate to all the mushy stuff. I just latched into one magical, fanciful lyric and the exuberant melody that gently allowed it to soar.
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