David Noel Edwards is a journalist who writes for The Berkshire Edge, LLC, focusing on local news and events in Berkshire County, Massachusetts. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including music performances, cultural celebrations, and community events, providing readers with a preview of upcoming events in the area.
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David Noel Edwards' coverage mainly focuses on local events, particularly music performances and concerts in Berkshire County, Massachusetts. He appears to be interested in providing previews of upcoming events and announcements within the entertainment sector.
When reaching out to David with potential story ideas or sources, consider offering information about new or unique musical performances taking place in Berkshire County. Artists, organizers, or individuals involved in organizing cultural and music-related events locally may find an opportunity for coverage through his articles.
Given the localized nature of David's focus, pitches should emphasize relevance to Berkshire County and nearby areas while highlighting the significance of specific music-related events or developments within this region.
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By: David Noel Edwards
"I thought: Okay. I'm 71. I'm feeling my body lose its flexibility. I am experiencing aging. It's now or never." — Peter Sparling
By: David Noel Edwards
To capture the essence of the period's sound on "Bach: Sonatas and Partitas for Solo Violin," Shaham used a Baroque bow and gut strings.
By: David Noel Edwards
Zuraitis has everything it takes to displace Diana Krall as the next Queen of Jazz.
By: David Noel Edwards
The group's program, “Hope Unfolding: Choral Reflections on Power, Pain, and Perseverance,” features J.S. Bach’s Cantata BWV 150 but also includes works by contemporary artists.
By: David Noel Edwards
Here's hoping word gets out among BSO decision makers that the Arcis Saxophone Quartet is a smoking-hot contender for a summer appearance at Tanglewood.
By: David Noel Edwards
"[Some of our songs] feel like they might help people get through tough times in their lives," Ruth Moody of The Wailin' Jennys told The Berkshire Edge. "And I think we're all kind of gravitating towards that right now. The world needs it."
By: David Noel Edwards
Expectations were high at Tanglewood's Linde Center on Friday, Nov. 15, but Ms. Zuraitis and her band easily exceeded them, as the crowd would undoubtedly agree.
By: David Noel Edwards
"I live for these opportunities to put myself into a role and express myself, and I push it to the limit," said BSO violinist Victor Romanul.
By: David Noel Edwards
"What you can expect … is music in styles portrayed true to form... We are really digging deep into all the subdivisions that are in that world. Same thing with South American styles." — Natalia Bernal
By: David Noel Edwards
If you hate most Christmas albums because they are boring, pretentious, or in poor taste, then you might like the CD located at the back of Boynton's book.
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