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SUMMARY:Music America: Iconic Objects from America’s Music History at Grammy Museum Mississippi
DESCRIPTION:Following its February debut at the LBJ Presidential Library and Museum in Austin\, Texas\, Music America: Iconic Objects From America’s Music History will open to the public at GRAMMY Museum® Mississippi on Friday\, Sept. 20. With close to 100 objects representing the best of American music\, the exhibit – curated by the Bruce Springsteen Archives & Center for American Music (BSACAM) at Monmouth University in West Long Branch\, NJ – tells the story of how music has informed\, interpreted\, and inspired our national identity since it was founded nearly two-and-a-half centuries ago. This exhibit is made possible by Visit Mississippi and Mississippi Humanities Council with additional support from Ergon\, Inc. and South Delta Planning and Development District. The education programs for this exhibit are made possible by the Maddox Foundation.\n“Music has been deeply engrained in the fabric of American history since the nation was founded almost 250 years ago\,” said Emily Havens\, Executive Director of GRAMMY Museum Mississippi.\n“The Music America exhibit helps tell the complex story of American music by featuring objects from artists of all genres\, including those who put music from the Delta on the map. Together\, these artists and the songs they’ve made describe our national soundtrack. From rock and roll and country\, to the blues\, jazz\, and other genres\, visitors will learn how music has shaped and interpreted our national identity.” \n“In curating this exhibit\, we didn’t just want to focus on the history of rock and roll in America\, or country\, or blues\, we wanted to tell the story of how all of these genres together have shaped our identity as a nation\,” said Robert Santelli\, BSACAM Executive Director. “With the Delta being at the heart of so much music history\, we are thrilled to be bringing the Music America exhibit to the GRAMMY Museum in Mississippi. There are so many stories to be told\, specifically from Delta musicians alone\, and we can’t wait to share those with visitors to Cleveland.”\nOn display through April 13\, 2025\, the exhibit will feature iconic objects from artists such as Lead Belly\, Sam Cooke\, Bob Dylan\, Ella Fitzgerald\, Jimi Hendrix\, Billie Holiday\, Buddy Holly\, Whitney Houston\, B.B. King\, Elvis Presley\, and Frank Sinatra. Specific artifacts on display will include: Late 18th century hymnalEdison Standard PhonographSpringsteen’s outfit from the cover of 1984 album Born in the U.S.A.John Coltrane’s saxophoneLeonard Bernstein’s outfit and batonOriginal handwritten lyrics to John Mellencamp’s “Pink Houses”Stevie Ray Vaughan’s “Number One” guitarVisitors will also experience an interactive “Song Bar” that enables them to hear performances by some of the artists highlighted in the exhibit\, along with additional melodies that demonstrate the depth\, breadth\, and great productivity of American musicians. \nMusic America features artifacts from the permanent collection of the BSACAM alongside treasures from other institutions across the country such as the New Orleans Jazz Museum\, Hard Rock International\, and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame\, as well as dozens of prominent collectors of American music ephemera. \nThis exhibit is made possible by Visit Mississippi and Mississippi Humanities Council with additional support from Ergon\, Inc.\, South Delta Planning and Development District\, Maddox Foundation\, Southern Tire Mart\, Gipson Mechanical\, and Visit Cleveland.\nGRAMMY Museum Mississippi is open Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. The Museum is closed on Mondays. Tickets can be purchased in person at the box office\, or by visiting grammymuseumms.org.
URL:https://springsteencenter.org/event/music-america-iconic-objects-from-americas-music-history-at-grammy-museum-mississippi/
LOCATION:GRAMMY Museum Missippi\, 800 W Sunflower Rd\, Cleveland\, MS\, 38732\, United States
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SUMMARY:A Night at the Movies! Premier Screening of 2024 American Music Honors
DESCRIPTION:The Bruce Springsteen Archives & Center for American Music is pleased to announce the premier screening of this year’s American Music Honors. The screening of this very special evening honoring American Music icons Dion\, John Mellencamp\, Jackson Browne\, and Mavis Staples will be held on Friday\, November 1st at the intimate Pollak Theatre where the sold-out awards event was held on April 24\, 2024. Doors will open at 7:30 pm.\n\nEach of the 2024 honorees\, backed by Marc Ribler & the Disciples of Soul band\, contributed awe-inspiring performances that completely blew the audience away. Hosted by Brian Williams\, the evening was filled with eloquent and thoughtful remarks by honorees and their presenters: Bruce Springsteen\, Stevie Van Zandt\, Darlene Love\, and Jon Landau. The evening concluded with the audience on their feet while honorees and presenters shared the stage and jammed to such hits as “Small Town“\, “Glory Days”\, “Tenth Avenue Freeze Out”\, “Take It Easy”\, “The Wanderer” and culminating in a jam-packed stage performing “Will the Circle Be Unbroken”.\n\n \n\nTickets are $25 and will go on sale Friday\, October 11 and can be purchased here at the Monmouth University box office.\n\n \n\nAbout American Music Honors:\n\n \n\nAMH celebrates artists who have demonstrated artistic excellence\, creative integrity and a longstanding commitment to the value of music in our national consciousness.\n\nDion\, (“Runaround Sue”\, “A Teenager in Love”\, “The Wanderer”) whose landmark recording of “Abraham\, Martin and John” became an activist anthem in the late 1960’s.\nJohn Mellencamp\, (“Pink Houses”\, “Small Town”\, “Check it Out”) who together with Willie Nelson and Neil Young\, created Farm Aid in 1985.\nMavis Staples\, (“You Are Not Alone”\, “I’ll Take You There”) who in the 1960’s was on the frontlines of the civil rights movement and continues to use her music to support racial equality in America.\nJackson Browne\, (“Late for the Sky”\, “The Load Out”) a long-time social justice\, environmental and educational activist who has supported everything from anti-nuclear alternative energy resources to political freedom in Central America.
URL:https://springsteencenter.org/event/a-night-at-the-movies-premier-screening-of-2024-american-music-honors/
LOCATION:Pollak Theatre\, 400 Cedar Avenue\, W. Long Branch\, NJ\, 07764\, United States
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SUMMARY:An Evening with Santelli & Clinch
DESCRIPTION:Join Us for an Evening of Music\, Memories\, and Inspiration! \n \n\nAsbury Park\, NJ – Monmouth University’s Music and Theatre Department\, in collaboration with the Bruce Springsteen Archives & Center for American Music\, is excited to announce as entertaining and informative evening featuring a conversation between two titans of the Asbury Park music and arts scene: Bob Santelli\, Executive Director of the Bruce Springsteen Archives & Center for American Music\, and Danny Clinch\, acclaimed photographer\, filmmaker\, and co-founder of Sea.Hear.Now. This special event will take place on Monday\, November 18 at 7 PM at the renowned Transparent Clinch Gallery in Asbury Park\, NJ.\n\n \n\nJoin us as Santelli and Clinch delve into the rich history of Asbury Park’s music scene\, reflecting on their nearly 40-year journeys that began in this iconic seaside town. They will share personal anecdotes and insights on how their early careers blossomed into international acclaim\, while also discussing the cultural evolution of Asbury Park into a thriving hub for music and the arts. The event will also highlight some of the developments at the Bruce Springsteen Archive and Center for American Music\, along with exclusive photos captured by Danny Clinch.\n\n \n\nThe evening will be moderated by Joe Rapolla\, Chair of the Monmouth University Music & Theatre Department and Music Industry Program Director\, and will feature a special intimate live performance by Amani Lillian\, student/artist on the university’s student-run record label\, Blue Hawk Records.\n\n \n\n“This event not only highlights the achievements of Bob Santelli and Danny Clinch but also celebrates the transformative power of music and community\,” said Rapolla. “We’re excited to work with the Bruce Springsteen Archive and Center for American Music to bring together students and the community to honor Asbury Park’s legacy.”\n\n \n\nThis event is open to the public and the Monmouth University community. Seating is available on a first come\, first served basis.\n\n \n\nEvent Details:\n\n \n\nDate: Monday\, November 18\, 2024\n\n \n\nTime: 7 PM\n\n \n\nLocation: Transparent Clinch Gallery\, Asbury Park\, NJ
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