The Rhythm of Study

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Author: Mark Lomanno

An ethnomusicologist, pianist, and writer, currently serving as a professor of musicology and anthropology at the University of Miami. Co-editor of the forthcoming volume, The Improviser's Classroom: Pedagogies for Cocreative Worldmaking (Temple University Press).
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Interview…Jon Irabagon!

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Podcast feature: “How we compile Best-of-Year” lists

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The Month in Review – January 2024

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Holiday Music 2023

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Concert Preview: Julia Keefe Indigenous Big Band and Mali Obomsawin 6 at Joe’s Pub (1/13/24)

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The Year in Review – 2023

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Support Indigenous Artists! – Native American Heritage Month 2023

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The Month in Review – October 2023

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The Month in Review – September 2023

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When it hurts to play

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