Local Legend Joe Whiting recently wrote a memoir titled “Saxophones, Microphones and Buried Bones”, a series of short stories ...

The stock market is experiencing whiplash amid trade-war anxiety, with the shrinking of the U.S. economy in the first quarter underscoring investors’ worries over tariff uncertainty. The Bureau ...

Palo Alto Networks reported stronger-than-expected sales and earnings last night. Guidance was generally positive as well, albeit management sees sales growth slowing a bit this year. The worry ...

Although Prazul always had an interest in music — dating back to the first time he picked up a saxophone at 10 years old — being a performing artist wasn’t necessarily always his goal.

After losing his saxophone in a burglary, Lucas Lamb found hope and healing by ringing the bell on his last day of chemotherapy. Lucas Lamb, a Fargo South senior, is pictured at a chemo session at ...

Gillam divided the concert into two parts, focusing on classical repertoire for the first half, and playing her soprano saxophone. After intermission, she alternated soprano and alto sax ...

Climate "whiplash" sees dangerous swings between very wet weather and very dry weather. Drought or extreme rain are hard enough to contend with on their own. The problem with whiplash is the ...

Floods, droughts, then fires: Hydroclimate whiplash is speeding up globally New research links intensifying wet and dry swings to the atmosphere's sponge-like ability to drop and absorb water Date ...

Army veteran Wayne Hoey takes his saxophone with him everywhere. It came in handy this month when his flight sat on the tarmac for more than an hour in Atlanta. Hoey was returning from a family ...

The Tel Aviv Saxophone Quartet graced an intimate audience at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art on Tuesday night with a delightfully quirky program ranging from Kurt Weill to the young Israeli composer ...

He was a leading voice of the more elemental style that came to be called “hard bop,” an evolution out of the bebop revolution wrought by his inspiration on the alto sax, Charlie Parker.

It sums up the wayward genius of Parker to know that he played the concert using a white plastic alto saxophone, having pawned his favourite brass one. Miles Davis famously said that “you can ...