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Francois Klark in a light pink jacket with the hood up.

Francois Klark’s track ‘Always’ perfectly complements Netflix film ‘Feel The Beat’ featuring Sofia Carson

Ron Rocky Coloma
  •  
July 20, 2020
Arts & Life
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‘Ge Wang and the Ocarina of the Sublime’: Webinar showcases music and tech ingenuity

Nicole Johnson
  •  
July 18, 2020
Arts & Life
Harry Lloyd standing against a colorful background.

Rolling Stone approved singer Waiting For Smith talks about his single ‘Long Life’

Ron Rocky Coloma
  •  
July 16, 2020
Arts & Life
A piano in a well-lit room flanked by two large plants.

Despite the pandemic, young musicians in the Bay Area attempt to keep the spirit of classical music alive

Yejin Song
  •  
July 15, 2020
Music
(Photo: Grade A Productions, Llc)

Juice WRLD fights his demons in first posthumous album ‘Legends Never Die’

Ian Park
  •  
July 15, 2020
Arts & Life
The Stanford cello choir founded by Chris Constanza performs Felix Mendelssohn's "Denn er hat seigen Engeln befohlen über dir" at Gaby Haeun Li 22's second Virtual Companions virtual concert (image courtesy of Gaby Haeun Li).

Stanford’s Music Will Go On: Recapping Spring Musical Innovations

Morris Raskin
  •  
July 14, 2020
Arts & Life
Photo by Jocelyn Woods and Mariam Sulakian.

The Sphinx Organization: Bringing Diversity to the Classical Music World

Prithi Srinivasan
  •  
July 14, 2020
Music
The StringTime quartet, a recipient of Stanford Arts’ COVID-19 Creative Community Response Grant, performs Beethoven’s “Cavatina” digitally on the group’s YouTube channel. (Photo courtesy of StringTime)

Stanford artists digitize performances to keep up with COVID-19

Sophie Sullivan
  •  
July 13, 2020
Arts & Life
San Diego musician and visual artist Postcard Boy. He stands against a cloudy blue sky.

Interview: Postcard Boy’s sophomore EP ‘Limbo’ reveals mixed emotions during transitions

Ron Rocky Coloma
  •  
July 13, 2020
Music
Elliot Dauber ’23 performs digitally over a recorded performance shortly after shelter-in-place restrictions are imposed. (Photo courtesy of Elliot Dauber)

Live musicians explore music production, quarantine-style

Sophie Sullivan
  •  
July 9, 2020
Arts & Life
Nick Sligh notes the best hip-pop/rap albums released between April and June of 2020.

Best hip-hop/rap albums of the 2nd quarter of 2020 (April-June)

Nick Sligh
  •  
June 24, 2020
Arts & Life
Jason Dunford

Artist Spotlight: Jason Dunford ’09 on creating music for the pandemic and racial justice

Jocelyn Chen
  •  
June 22, 2020
Arts & Life
Eve La Puma '20 majored in TAPS with a minor in music (bassoon performance) and is a highly valued member of the Stanford Arts community. She celebrates her graduation this weekend with the class of 2020 and will be dearly missed. (Photo courtesy of Eve La Puma)

Artist Spotlight: Eve La Puma ’20, actor-musician

Natalie Francis
  •  
June 13, 2020
Arts & Life
On May 23, BFGC, SCN, SASA and MINT hosted Blackfest: Encoded, Stanford’s first-ever virtual music festival.

‘Blackfest: ENCODED’ creating Black space in a virtual world

Kamilah Arteaga
  •  
June 8, 2020
Arts & Life
Six Stanford a cappella groups share stories of musical heartbreak and hope this spring with the Daily. (graphic: Amy Lo)

Voices of Canceled Stanford Shows: 6 a cappella groups chime in during virtual spring quarter

Nadia Jo
  •  
May 26, 2020
Arts & Life
The Off the Farm Benefit Cabaret was live-streamed at 7 p.m. PT on Friday, May 8. The event simultaneously showcased the talents of many Stanford performers and fundraised for the Stanford Students for Worker's Rights Fund. (Graphic: Vincent Nicandro)

The Off the Farm ‘Benefit Cabaret’: Finding permanence in a time (and art form) of transience

Justine Sombilon
  •  
May 25, 2020
Arts & Life
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Norwegian artist Aurora Aksnes is a muse for the electro-dark pop generation

Kamilah Arteaga
  •  
May 20, 2020
Arts & Life
A woman sings a lullaby to her infant child. (Graphic: ANNABELLE WANG/The Stanford Daily)

Johannes Brahms and the lullaby

Adrian Liu
  •  
May 11, 2020
Arts & Life
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Voices of Canceled Stanford Shows: Producing a concert at the end of the world

Carly Taylor
  •  
May 8, 2020
Arts & Life
Yannie Tan '23 plays Hungarian Rhapsody No.2 by Franz Liszt in her 2017 viral "Cat Concerto" video featuring her piano performance and Tom and Jerry (Photo: Youtube)

Artist Spotlight: Yannie Tan ’23 on being an experimental musician, Youtube creator

Nadia Jo
  •  
April 27, 2020
The Stanford Daily

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