Artie Lange

The comeback of musical performances in 2021 was rough, with questions lingering about whether big-scale music events with enormous crowds were safe to attend. Music festivals are a tradition for loyal supporters and one of the greatest prospects to watch a jam-packed day consisting of thrilling up-and-coming and heritage performers, even though many lineups tend to appear identical.

If you want to get out and try to be more lively, give a break from listening to classical music and enjoy jamming with the following musical events.

Biggest Musical Events in the USA

Here is the list of the famous and most lively musical events in the US.

Coachella in Indio

Yes, of course, this California event became known just to be a celeb-spotting haven, but that shouldn’t take away from the stellar lineup it puts together each year, which probably involves the hottest up-and-comers, pop icons at the pinnacle of their powers (think of Ariana Grande and Beyoncé), and a few luscious special editions.

Lollapalooza in Chicago

The once-roving Lollapalooza, founded by Jane’s Addiction vocalist and silver pants fan Perry Ferrell in 1991, has since settled in Chicago’s Grant Park, scenically backed by Lake Michigan and the rising downtown skyline. Agonists remain aware: Lolla continues to trend younger and younger as the throng has swelled well through the six figures.

Outside Lands in San Francisco

The festival takes place in the most beautiful and expansive park in the United States, Golden Gate Park, on San Francisco’s breathtaking thumb.

As the pandemic touches everyone’s daily living, virtual learning has become the new normal for several students, parents, and instructors. The same is true when it comes to learning and teaching music. Although it may be a significant adjustment for some, ways to maintain the motivation of each other exist most likely if they know the importance of music education.

As we go along, here are a few methods by which you, as a teacher, can virtually share numerous resorts with your students. This aims to let them learn at the same level as they would in your actual classroom.

Different Ways of Sharing Musical Resources through Virtual Education

EMAIL

Email is one of the most popular ways to connect online. You’ll need to know your students’ email addresses to disseminate resources with them using this way. Although, a school email address is normally provided to them when they start.

DROPBOX

Some files are too huge to share over email; in such a case, we can utilize a tool like Dropbox. Dropbox is a service that allows you to upload files and establish permissions so that others can access and edit them if you want them to.

SCREEN SHARING

Screen sharing is possible if you want to share a resource while teaching online using an application like Zoom. You only have the resource open in another tab on a computer screen. This is a wonderful idea if you want to chat about anything while pointing out different items, and it can function similarly to an interactive whiteboard on your end.

Are you a fan of classical music? Well, then, rejoice! Live music has returned, and the spring season is in complete swing. This article will give you a bird’s-eye view of the season’s brightest highlights, but there’s a lot more to offer in-store this spring season.

Classical Concerts at DC

Below are some of the classical music events that will surely soothe your soul. Check these out and make your way to the DC to listen to them!

Folger Consort

Returning to St. Mark’s Church on Capitol Hill, the Folger Shakespeare Library, one of the oldest music ensemble-in-residence, wants to give a good taste of spring concerts. On March 4-6, they’ll be playing music from the legendary “Viennese School” – Maximilian I’s court concentrating on compositions of Ludwig Senfl, a composer during the 16th century.

Virginia Opera

With a complete production of Mozart’s “The Marriage of Figaro,” the group comes back. The regionally traveling performance will debut on March 25-27 in Norfolk; followed on April 1 and 3 in Richmond’s Carpenter Theatre and on April 9-10 at the Fairfax’s George Mason University Center for the Arts.

Phillips Collection

Great numbers of in-person tickets are already sold out in January for the Phillips Collection’s spring performances. However, the museum compensated for the small capacity storage of the Music Room by live-streaming each of its Sunday Concerts.

If you want to have an idea who are the highest earning musicians of last year, well, here is a list for you.

1-Bruce Springsteen

Money Earned: $590 million

Last December 2021, Springsteen sold his recordings and copyright musics to Sony. He earned as much as $550 million and renowned him as the highest sale of solo artist.

2-Jay-Z

Money Earned: $470 million

The first billionaire on the hip-hop industry, Jay-Z generally got the top yearly earnings in his whole career. Part of his portfolio is his joint partnership with two of the most famous companies – Puma and Tiffany & Co.

3-Ryan Tedder

Money Earned: $200 million

Tedder is the frontman of OneRepublic. In 2017, he made a catalog sale of around $60 million. And, just January of 2021, he got home an amount of $200 million.

4-Red Hot Chili Peppers

Money Earned: $145 million

Just in May 2021, this rock band sold their publishing to Hipgnosis. The band were said to banked up to $140 million for the list of the band’s musics that was written throughout their 5 decades career. Now, the Red Hot Chili Peppers are  working on a new project.

5-Taylor Swift

Money Earned: $80 million

The only rose among the thorns, Taylor Swift lands on the last spot on the list. Her rerecorded and rereleasing some musics topped the charts when it comes to total sales. Peloton and Starbucks are included in her portfolio as partners.