Music
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Jazz at Charles PointeWinter heats up in the East Coast’s new jazz crossroads on Winter Jazz Weekend in Bridgeport. |
Winter 2011 |
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Zone 8 Recording StudioZone 8 Recording in Granville has been one of Morgantown’s best sources for recording local music since 1994. |
Fall 2011 |
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The Mountains are Alive with MusicFeaturing a lineup of local and famous artists, listeners are bound to find something new to love on Mountain Stage. |
Fall 2011 |
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Wild and Wonderful: The Music of West VirginiaThe Mountain State’s thriving music scene offers surprising diversity. |
Fall 2011 |
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Musician Soldier Gary Bonnett Gets Back to WritingGary Bonnett first picked up the guitar as a teenager and spent many years finding his voice. The Rock Cave native, who recently returned home from a stint with the Air National Guard in Afghanistan, found he wanted to pursue an old-time, country music feel—the style he was brought up around. |
Summer 2011 |
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Jeff Ellis Makes Music With HeartHuntington native and singer-songwriter Jeff Ellis does a little bit of everything, including putting out many great records. |
Summer 2011 |
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Pickin’ in the PanhandleA three-day celebration of bluegrass music and world-class barbeque, this Hedgesville festival has something for everyone. |
Fall 2010 |
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Drumming up a LegacyMorgantown resident Ellie Mannette is regarded throughout the world as "the father of the modern steel pan drum." |
Spring 2009 |
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Mountain Made: Rachel ProctorWV LIVING talks with Nashville songwriter and West Virginia native Rachel Proctor. |
Spring 2009 |
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The West Virginian Who Gave Life to FrostyFew people know that the author of "Frosty the Snowman" and other well-known songs was a West Virginian. |
Winter 2008 |









