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Instant Karma targets crossover for Dale. (Classical news).
Caroline Dale (pictured), a former BBC young musician of the year finalist and performer at this year's Classical Brits, is the latest mainstream classical artist to address the massive passive market with her first release on the Instant Karma imprint. Such Sweet Thunder opens with Dale's arrangement of the Sarabande from Handel's Suite No.7, known to millions as the music used in Levi's most recent television campaign.
"It's sod's law that this music has been used by Levi's," says Dale. "It was always on the album. I just hope the interest in this track has created an audience which will listen to the work in its entirety."
Since graduating from London's Royal Academy of Music, the cellist has pursued a range of work that has neatly avoided the conventional pigeonholes reserved for classical artists. Her career credits include recital and concerto performances at such prestigious venues as the Barbican Centre and Wigmore Hall, arranging work for Peter Gabriel and Simply Red, finger double for Juliet Stephenson in Truly, Madly, Deeply, and soundtrack ...
- HOLIDAY GIFT BUYING GUIDE; Instant karma pays dividends during holidays.(Arts...
- Newspaper article from: The Boston Herald Atoji, Cindy November 25, 2003 700+ words
...Barbara Ann Kipfer, author of "Instant Karma," (Workman, $8.95...Lennon jewelry: "Imagine," "Instant Karma" and "Give Peace a Chance...www.2lush.com). The Instant Karma Gift Kit, $29.99, (
- Mark Swartz. Instant Karma.(Book Review)
- Magazine article from: The Review of Contemporary Fiction Gerlach, T.J. June 22, 2003 700+ words
...suffered by David Felsenstein, the narrator of Mark Swartz's Instant Karma, are paranoia, hallucinatory tinnitus, and a "directional...believe them. Such is the case with Swartz's Felsenstein. Instant Karma is a smart and funny book, and what emerges from its pages...
- No instant karma for Woods.
- Newspaper article from: The Orlando Sentinel (Orlando, Fla.) (via Knight-Ridder/Tribune News Service) October 19, 2002 700+ words
...accommodating Magnolia course. When you are chasing the leader board _ as Tiger Woods continues to do Sunday _ you can't depend on instant karma. "It's almost impossible to try to catch up," Woods said after a five-under 67 round during the Disney Golf Classic...
- Yes drummer Alan White (60) lives in Seattle with his American wife and family....
- Newspaper article from: Belfast Telegraph November 14, 2009 700+ words
...Seattle with his American wife and family. Best known for providing the beat on era-defining records such as Lennon's Instant Karma and George Harrison's This Too Shall Pass, he continues to tour. He is coming to the Waterfront Hall, Belfast with Yes...
- Instant karma - eventually. (scandals in the George Bush...
- Magazine article from: The Nation Corn, David November 9, 1992 700+ words
While all crumbles around them, the covert operators and big machers of the Bush Administration war with one another and maneuver for firmer ground. The C.I.A. claims that the Justice Department forced it to lie about the intelligence it had on the Banca Nazionale del Lavoro in the Iraqgate
- Instant Karma.(Ted Kennedy on Healthcare)(Art)(of Polaroids)
- Magazine article from: Newsweek Romano, Andrew July 27, 2009 700+ words
Byline: Andrew Romano Over the past five years, I've up-loaded more than 200 pictures to Facebook. Some are of me. Some are of my friends. Most are of me and my friends doing mildly embarrassing things. But none has elicited as much enthusiasm as the snapshot I took recently at a Brooklyn flea
- Instant karma; Celebs are reincarnated as frumps and freaks.(Arts and Lifestyle)
- Newspaper article from: The Boston Herald Martini, Ivana May 8, 2005 700+ words
Byline: Ivana Martini Darlings, this week I had the time of my life. Or should I say lives. You see, I made an appointment for some regression therapy so I could remember where I left my umbrella. Manolo, my beloved Pom, decided he wanted to peep into his past lives as well, and soon the two of us
- Instant karma ; ALEX BEAM
- Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe September 4, 2009 700+ words
A few evenings ago, there was a teenage photo-fest in my front hall. Maybe you know the drill: kids heading off to college, out come the digital cameras - flash! flash! Then the pictures appear on Facebook before the evening is out. Indeed, one girl took out a tiny Canon PowerShot digital camera,
