NPR Tiny Desk Concerts

[Gregadd]

I have always appreciated the quality of NPR live broadcasts. The music and recording quality have always beenof excellet. It hass been albeit primarily limited to Classical European music. I stumbled over a series with Eryka Baddu singing her broken heart out " My eyes are green because I eat I lot of vegetables." Of course the performance was heart wrenching but surprisimg was the quality of the music over a you tube, a smartphone and headphones.
I will be posting some of the better ones here over the next few weeks. Feel free to access them directly on you tube.

 

[Gregadd]

 

[Gregadd]

 

[Gregadd]

 

[Gregadd]

Sorry. I am having eye problems again. I meant NPR(National Public Radio) not MPR. It's not just for nerds anymore.

 

[Gregadd]

 

[Uk Paul]

Didn't John Prine do a set here? And also, Khruangbin did a set, which was great, very very cool music..

 

[Gregadd]

I stumbled on thus by accident recently. I am investigating. There is also a "Noghtpwl" series..
NPR - not just for nerds.

 

[Gregadd]

Of course there must be reggae/

 

[Gregadd]

 

[XV-1]

 

[Gregadd]

Nice change of pace.

 

[Gregadd]

 

[PhonoDac2704]

Well, i went to recordstore a few days ago. Featuring well known fresh musician, justmy2cents

 

[Gregadd]

 

[bryans]

I usually watch them as well. Some of them are quite nice.

 

[hopkins]

I have always appreciated the quality of NPR live broadcasts. The music and recording quality have always beenof excellet. It hass been albeit primarily limited to Classical European music. I stumbled over a series with Eryka Baddu singing her broken heart out " My eyes are green because I eat I lot of vegetables." Of course the performance was heart wrenching but surprisimg was the quality of the music over a you tube, a smartphone and headphones.
I will be posting some of the better ones here over the next few weeks. Feel free to access them directly on you tube.

I think I've posted this elsewhere, but here is the engineer explaining how he records the sound, if anyone is interested in understanding how they do it: