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Join us tomorrow for a virtual Texas Music Museum Saturday here on Facebook Live! At 2:00, visit the Women in Jazz Association, Inc. page for A Conversation on Austin Jazz History with Pamela Hart and Dr. James Polk Then, at 5:00, we launch a broadcast of the 10th Annual Texas Music Museum International Music Festival Let's enjoy the music when and where we can, and celebrate all that makes Austin such a vibrant capital of the arts!
The Texas Music Museum says farewell to and honors the legacy of pioneering Austin artist Manuel "Cowboy" Donley. A versatile and masterful guitarist, Donley was a revolutionary figure in midcentury musica tejana in Central Texas, bringing rock 'n' roll's electrical amplification and modern small group arrangements to orquesta.
Happy Holidays! TMM will be CLOSED for the HOLIDAYS beginning Tuesday December 24, 2019 and will RESUME REGULAR HOURS
on Friday January 3, 2020.
This Saturday in New Braunfels, the Central Texas Historical Association is holding a fall symposium on the theme "Historical Notes: A Century of Lone Star Music" that might be of interest to friends and supporters of the Museum. Scholars will explore topics including the bluesmen of Leon County, conjunto in San Antonio, Manuel "Cowboy" Donley's career in Austin, Robert Earl Keen and Jack Ingram, and more. https://www.centexhistassn.org/copy-of-2018-fall-symposium-registr
TMM International Music Festival 2019
We hope everyone enjoyed the 9th annual International Music Festival as much as we did! The Austin American-Statesman was even on hand to document the proceedings. https://www.statesman.com/photogallery/TX/20190908/NEWS/908009996/PH/1
The Texas Music Museum's 9th annual International Music Festival at the George Washington Carver Museum featured eleven Austin-based acts that performed music from all over the world.
Texas Music Museum International Music Festival
Our 9th International Music Festival is this weekend!
Texas Music Museum Celebrates 35 Years! You can watch our Austin Public Television Show that aired this month right here!
Texas Music Museum celebrates 35 years as a non-profit organization in Austin, Texas.
Texas Music Museum features African American Musicians of East Austin in current exhibits.
Our 9th Annual International Music Festival is September 7th and 8th.
https://youtu.be/gqTKSI5-egU
Texas Music Museum’s International Music Festival is held annually in collaboration with and presented at the George Washington Carver Museum, Cultural, and ...
2019 Exhibit The Texas Music Pioneers Exhibit of the Texas Music Museum features over sixty Texas musicians in fourteen musical genres. Texas Music Museum 10...
The Serie Project is hosting a Speaker Series featuring local Austin artists who have their work as part of the print collection at Coronado Studio. From October 2018 through May 2019, the distinguished artists will participate in informal lectures regarding their experiences with their art, including serigraphy. There are additional events planned during this time frame.
The Serie Project Speaker Series and other Serie Project related events will be kicked off in mid- October with an art exhibit at the ACC Riverside Campus as of October 12th through the Fall and upcoming Spring semester.
The first featured artist is Fidencio Duran and the event will be on October 13th from 6:30pm-8:30pm at the Coronado Studio, located at 901 Vargas Road, Austin (78741).
Duran's artwork appears in public and private collections in the U.S. and abroad. One of his most prominent works, The Visit, graces the length of the ticket counter at Austin Bergstrom International Airport. https://www.fidencioduran.com/
Musical entertainment will be provided by Austin based Johnny Degollado y su Conjunto.
The events will be free of charge and open to the public.
For more information, email [email protected]
Also, visit the Serie Project page for updates.
This project is supported in part by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department.
The Serie Print Project is proud to announce two exhibits sponsored by the City of Austin Cultural Arts Division
1. October 12, 2018, 12 noon - 2 pm, Austin Community College Riverside Campus- El Centro Department. Selected prints from Serie 1-XX collection will be in display.
2. October 13, 2018, 6:30-8:30 pm, Coronado Studio, 901 Vargas, Speaker Series featuring artist Fidencio Duran.
For more info, please email [email protected]
Wonderful Music at The 8th Annual International Music Festival
February is Black History Month and we are celebrating! The Texas Music Museum hosts an exhibit of local African American Musicians from the Austin area. Stop by to learn about the history, life stories, and music of talented artists that have made an impact on our community.
This video is about Texas Music Museum: Contributions of East Austin African American Musicians to Texas Music texasmusicmuseum.org
Stop by to to see the Texas Legends of Rock, Pop, and Soul Exhibit. This is the final week of our showing. Stay tuned for our upcoming Texas Legends of Country and Western Exhibit.
This video is about Texas Music Museum: Texas Legends of Rock, Pop, and Soul texasmusicmuseum.org Austin, Texas
Thank you to the Humanities Research Initiative for the recognition of the genre and the archives that the Texas Music Museum holds. Sergio Alfredo Guerrero Gina M Bustos Jason Mellard Mike Thompson and other current and TMM former and current board members.
#Tejano music has a long, rich history in Texas. Learn more about frontera tunes and their unique relationship with local communities at the Texas Music Museum!
Can't make it to Austin before the exhibit closes? Get in touch with us, and HRI's experts will develop a research plan suited to your pursuit.
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The Texas Music Museum now has the Texas Legends of Rock, Pop and Soul on exhibit. Read more about the show below.
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Texas Legends of Rock, Pop and Soul
Presented by the Texas Music Museum
Now - Nov 1
The story of the Rock, Pop and Soul music of Texas is a microcosm of the history of these three musical genres, and important contributions to the colorful kaleidoscope of the broad range of Texas music. Many of the Texas artists who began careers in previous decades continue to shape the sound of music into the 21st century. The exhibit is presented in the Main Gallery and Hall Gallery, and consists of displays which include artists’ biographies, photographs and recordings. Display cases contain a broad range of artifacts including original sheet music and original recordings including cylinders, diamond discs, 78 rpm disks, 45s, LPS, cassettes, 8 tracks, and CDs recorded by artists in the exhibit.
More Information:
http://www.nowplayingaustin.com/event/detail/441972499/Texas_Legends_of_Rock_Pop_and_Soul
Thanks to the East End IBIZ District for the "boost" to tell folks about the Texas Music Museum on East 11th St. that features a variety of diverse music that is found in Texas.
Liz Elizabeth Lopez
Texas Music Museum board member
Make a plan this weekend to check out the interesting culture of Texas Music at the Texas Music Museum! Currently they have exhibits like, The Contributions of East Austin African-American Musicians, Tejano Music Spotlight on Austin, and Texas Legends of Rock, Pop and Soul. Admission is always FREE (donations welcome)
More information here: http://www.texasmusicmuseum.org/
The Marshall Tucker Band comes through Austin this weekend!
The band, originally from Spartanburg, South Carolina, blended rock, rhythm & blues, jazz, country, and gospel to help establish the Southern rock genre in the early 1970s.
Catch them at One World Theatre on Sunday, June 11 during one of their two performances that night! Early show at 6pm, late show at 8:30pm. Tickets range from $35-108.
As we move into June and the new season sets in, we want to take a second for one of our favorite recordings from Janis Joplin – her hit blues/jazz rendition of “Summertime.”
Joplin, a Port Arthur, TX native, was far from the first to record the song, but her cover has become iconic. George Gershwin composed it originally in 1935 for an opera titled “Porgy and Bess” and since then, more than 25,000 artists have recorded their own versions.
This Memorial Day, sit back and take a minute to appreciate those moments when the weather is warm and the livin’ is easy.
Here at the Texas Music Museum we’ve spent thousands of hours culling the archives of our state’s great musical history. We’ve researched, interviewed, photographed, and documented the musicians - some famous, some not - who’ve left their mark along the path of Texan sound and culture.
There is so much to learn when you visit the Texas Music Museum - but we’d like to share some of it with you here too. Let’s start by talking about one of Austin’s contemporary favorite sons: Gary Clark Jr.
Called “The Chosen One” by his fans, Gary Clark Jr. was born in Austin, TX in 1984. He began performing at age 12, and before long Clifford Antone had him playing live alongside legends at Antone’s historic music club.
Clark’s first major label release, 2012’s “Blak and Blu,” catapulted him to a new league. He shared the stage with guitar greats Eric Clapton, BB King, and Keith Richards. He’s performed on albums with Alicia Keys and the Foo Fighters. All the while, cementing his reputation as a musician with technical and creative prowess.
Known for his bluesy, distorted guitar playing and soulful vocals, Clark’s music infuses hip hop elements and old-school writing styles. His most recent release, 2015’s “The Story of Sonny Boy Slim,” gave fans an evolved take on the music style they already loved.
Gary Clark Jr. will be touring through the summer and headlining festivals along the way. Keep an eye out for his next announced Austin date!
Check out the video for Clark performing his single “Bright Lights” at the Crossroads Guitar Festival in the comment section below.
Photo Credit: Jonathan Mannion
Our concert event with the Central American Student Association at the University of Texas at Austin last Wednesday was beautiful!
If you missed it, watch this short clip of the performance given by Esteban Alvarez on piano and Mauricio Callejas on guitar. You will be able to catch them again this fall at our annual International Music Festival!
Austin Tejano Music Coalition
THE AUSTIN TEJANO MUSIC COALITION
-WHO WE ARE-
The Austin Tejano Music Coalition was founded in the latter part of 2005 and is comprised of Tejano artists, fans and industry professionals.
Hello all!
Since tomorrow is Valentine's Day, we are having our board meeting tonight. I am looking forward to more from my fellow board members to see what we have set for the coming months.
Don't forget you can come by the Musuem during the week and take self - guided tours of our exhibits.
In the "Spotlight on Tejano" gallery, you can read about legendary East Austin singer/songwriter, Johnny Degollado and his band members. Here is a photo of how the information is exhibited, aside from information in display cases.
Happy Valentine's and Friends Day!
Liz Lopez, board member
Photo credit to Munoz Snapshots, David and Mary Munoz
FLYING BALALAIKA BROTHERS "Lara's Theme" at Carver Library, Austin, Tx. September 13, 2015
DaveTV.org brings you FLYING BALALAIKA BROTHERS "Lara's Theme" at Carver Library, Austin, Tx. September 13, 2015 http://fbb.rocks/ No copyright infringement ...
This is a clip of jam sessions that led to the creation of this group of talented musicians that call Austin home. Please consider listening to some of the musicians who have participated in our International Music Festivals on the past.
Getting ready for our show on Nov. 19th at 7PM at Strange Brew. Los esperamos!
We are sad to hear the news of Texas music legend Alfonso Ramos passing away.
https://tejanonation.net/2016/10/05/tejano-music-legend-alfonso-ramos-passes-away/
Tejano music legend Alfonso Ramos passed away on Tuesday in Austin, Texas after a long illness.
2016 TMM International Music Festival
Ustad Amzad Rahman & Company getting ready to kick off day two of our International Music Festival! At the Carver Center all day with Austin sounds from around the world.
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Texas Music Museum features African American Musicians of East Austin in current exhibits.
Our concert event with the Central American Student Association at the University of Texas at Austin last Wednesday was beautiful! If you missed it, watch this short clip of the performance given by Esteban Alvarez on piano and Mauricio Callejas on guitar. You will be able to catch them again this fall at our annual International Music Festival!
Texas Music Museum hosts 3rd Annual International Music Festival at the George Washington Carver Cultural Arts Center Fall 2013.
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