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According to the description: "A tiny gnome-crafted music box that plays a song you dimly remember from your childhood." After making a character and rolling for a trinket during character creation I got the music box trinket. At first, I interpreted it as whoever is listening, they themselves individually hear their own childhood music uniquely (my character got this trinket off a bounty so it wasn't natural means i.e. commissioned from his family). Revisiting the music box trinket as I plan on bringing it up in-game, I realize the description probably meant the person who first picks it up basically decides what the song is and everyone hears that song. What are some thoughts on this trinket and my interpretation? (Edit: Forgot to mention I already brought the everyone-hears-their-own-song version to my DM (who is new to 5e) so I mostly bring this up to see if it's a good idea to talk to him about how the trinket is actually supposed to work and semi-retcon it into its actual usage; semi as it hasn't actually been pulled out yet so no actual continuity errors yet).

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After naming Mt. Joy one of their Favorite New Artists of 2018 last week, NPR Music has unveiled the band's latest single, "Jenny Jenkins." The song is the second look into Mt. Joy's debut, self-titled LP - out 3/2 via Dualtone - and it's a "wistful and nostalgic" example of their "vibrant, well-crafted songs that overflow with hooks, tenderness and singalong moments."

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The LA-via-Philly five-piece is in the midst of another year of rapid development after 2017 saw them surpass 14 million Spotify streams and play festivals like Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, and Newport Folk. In just the past few weeks:

*Rolling Stone chose the stadium-sized "Silver Lining" as one of their favorite songs right now, calling the band "your new folk-rock heroes."

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*Sirius' Alt Nation added "Silver Lining" to rotation

*Yahoo Music dubbed them a 2018 Artist to Watch

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They just kicked off a North American tour with Neko Case, and they're bracing for highly anticipated appearances at SXSW, Shaky Knees, BottleRock, and more come spring.

The classification of music genres has been studied using various auditory, linguistic, and metadata features. Classification using linguistic features typically results in lower accuracy than classifiers built with auditory features. In this paper, we hand-craft features unused in previous lyrical classifiers such as rhyme density, readability, and the occurrence of profanity. We use these features to train traditional machine learning models for lyrical classification across nine popular music genres and compare their performance. The features that contribute the most towards this classification problem, and the genres that are easiest to predict, are identified. The experiments are conducted on a set of over 20,000 lyrics. A final accuracy of 56.14% was achieved when predicting across the nine genres, improving upon accuracies obtained in previous studies.

Ruken started singing and playing the guitar at a young age. She joined the Marmara University Music Teaching Department in 2008 and began performing music at the MKM (Mesopotamia Cultural Center) during that time.

This is a lovely disc of music by Hendrik Andriessen (1892-1981), a composer from the Netherlands and from a family well known for its musicians. His father was a musician, his brother an organist and composer, two of his sons are/were composers and his daughter was a flautist. He was a teacher of composition and was well-known in his lifetime as an organist and very skilful improvisor on that instrument. His list of compositions is not especially large, but his music is finely crafted. He tended to look backwards for his musical inspiration and his music is very listenable. This disc is a fine example of some of his compositions.

The first work, Miroir de Peine, was written in 1923 and orchestrated ten years later. It is based on five sonnets of Henri Gheon, depicting the sufferings of Jesus from Mary's standpoint. The first, 'Agonie au Jardin', is slow and sad, reminding me of Duparc more than anyone else. It is beautifully played and sung. Roberta Alexander reveals herself as one completely at home with this work, and her music soars serenely.

The thirteen minute Variations and Fugue on a theme of Kuhnau, composed in 1935, is really free fantasies based on different aspects. This music is fairly traditional and reveres the past. I think that this work is one of the composer's best-known works. It is set for strings alone and reminds me of some of the excellent British string music of around the same time. It truly is an excellent work for string ensemble and the double fugue is quite exultant and well crafted.

The title of the Chromatic Variations, composed in 1970 on an original theme, refers to the theme's chromatic nature. There is some lovely playing in this thirteen minute piece for orchestra and assorted soloists, especially by the oboe, solo violin, cello and flute. There are a lot of changes in this music, and the craftsmanship, as in all the works here, is evident. This was one of the composer's last works.

The two movement Cello Concertino was also composed in 1970. Here the composer looks back at the music of Bach, blending this with a Romantic spirit. The excellent cellist on this recording, Michael Muller, plays this beautifully lyrical and heartfelt work. The first movement starts slowly but a more lively Allegro soon makes itself felt. It is contrapuntal in nature, and whilst it is not generally a virtuoso showpiece for the cello, there are certainly moments when it is. It certainly shines as an expressive vehicle for the soloist. The slow opening returns towards the end of the movement, which, after a brief cadenza, then closes as serenely as it opens. The second movement is a totally different affair, dance-like and with much showier cello writing, which would keep any soloist on his toes. This is a very fine performance indeed.

I think Hendrik Andriessen is a composer who deserves much greater exposure worldwide than he currently gets. Perhaps this is due to the fact that he writes in an accessible and lyrical style, which is perhaps out of step with a lot of twentieth century music. However, his music is so beautifully crafted and assured that I feel his time will come, and I do hope that this recording kindles increasing awareness of this very fine composer, especially for his concerto works and also for the lovely song cycle that opens the disc.

Performance anxiety is an issue for numerous musicians, from beginner to veteran. With symptoms ranging from the shakes to a full blown disappearance of skill, once that ball is rolling how do you stop it? Classical Music Indy asked Dr. Miranda George, a trumpet player, vocalist, and teacher who has lectured and written about performance anxiety, to write a three part series on the topic. In Part 3 of the series, Dr. George provides guidance for teachers, conductors, and leaders of ensembles on the ways they can create an environment of performance confidence.

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The City of Hickory's Sails Original Music Series returns to Downtown Hickory this spring and fall, bringing free concerts of live original music under The Sails on the Square. Performances will begin at 7 p.m. Friday evenings in May, June, and September. Bring a blanket or lawn chair, pack a picnic or grab food from downtown establishments, purchase beer and wine from local vendors within the Hickory Downtown Social District, and enjoy a diverse lineup of bands from regional to internationally recognized musicians.

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