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In Defence of Creativity (& The Greater Problem Of The ‘International Quality’): An Artist’s Response To The 2011 Taite Music Prize
The Taite Music Prize was introduced in 2010 to ‘recognise outstanding creativity for an entire collection of music contained on one album’ released over a twelve-month period. At a
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Taite Music Prize 2011 Finalists Announced
Last year, Lawrence Arabia took out the Taite Music Prize for his album Chant Darling. Now it’s it’s second year, the award panel have chosen eight finalists who will
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Taite Award Finalists Announced
The five finalists for the Taite Music Prize have been announced. The award was named after Dylan Taite, one of the countries most renowned music journalists who died in
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A new music prize, named after Dylan Taite is aimed at awarding and acknowledging creativity, originality and musicianship. The Taite Music Prize aims to pick the best album of
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