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Watch this video to find out about the Corzo Center for creative economy, a great resource for UArts students and alumni looking to start their own creative business!
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UArts band Out of the Beardspace puts on an annual festival! Check out their site and make your plans for the summer!
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ethics of musicians
As a musician, how important is it to be dependable? Is it more valuable than talent?
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Meet Dan Wurtzbacher!
He's a second year MBET here at Uarts!
This is a photo of Dan working hard in one of Uarts' many computer labs!
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Freshmen Voice Recital!
Don't forget!
The freshmen Voice Recital is tomorrow at 7pm in the Caplan Hall!
Hope you can make it out!
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Have you had a chance to tour the famous Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadelphia?
Let us know if you think its really haunted!
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Bains Deli
Did you know that Bains Deli, located at the corner of Lombard and Broad, offers a student discount wit college ID?
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Merrium Theater located at 250 S Broad Street
Students get many opportunities to visit and tour the theater!
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Summer MBET Program allows you to live on campus in the heart of Center City Philly!
To learn more visit http://tinyurl.com/lc8baaz
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Freshmen Voice Recital
Come check out our Freshmen Voice Majors rock the house at Caplan Hall Wednesday, February 11th at 7PM!
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OVERPLAYING YOUR FAVORITE SONG
Have you ever had a song that you loved so much that you played it every where you went? In the morning on your way to school. At night before you go to bed. During lunch. Until one day, you find that the song does not sound the same.
I mean, the guitar solo you thought was just "freaking awesome" is now the worst part of the whole album. The vocalist's riffs and vibratos you thought were mind blowing; you now find that you're almost losing your mind listening to it.
Well, you are not alone. Plenty of people overplay their favorite song. Even I overplay my favorite music. It's a common problem we human beings have. But here's a suggestion. Don't play the song for a month, then listen to it. Or better yet, when you get the latest CD play every song with moderation. Play your favorite song at least once or twice a week, and see what happens.
Just a thought.
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Thinking of studying at Uarts? Want to learn more about the Music Business?
You can spend 2 weeks this summer learning about the music business with Uarts awesome Pre-College Program!
http://tinyurl.com/k463j6w
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The debate over music streaming is important for the future of the industry, but Simmons says the core of financial gain exists outside royalties.
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MBET 2015 Spring Music Fest. More info coming soon.
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