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CNSC News rehearsals.com Debuts Exclusive Holiday Performance from James Taylor on December 5, 2006

BURBANK, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--CenterStaging Corp. (CNSC.ob) - In a lengthy career filled with milestones, singer-songwriter James Taylor offers yet another side of his multifaceted talents on December 5^th with the rehearsals.com debut of Taylor’s new traditional serving “Go Tell it on the Mountain”. This exclusive live rendition of the song was captured in a private CenterStaging session as Taylor rehearsed holiday tunes from his just-released Columbia album, James Taylor at Christmas. The behind-the-scenes footage is streaming exclusively on rehearsals.com, CenterStaging’s online digital portal powered by MLB.com.

Taylor’s expressive vocals add extra warmth to the classic winter song, which was taped at the state-of-the-art CenterStaging studios. The private performance was recorded in high-definition utilizing 10 robotically controlled cameras and 48 microphones with up to 96 individual channels of audio.

"James Taylor is a contemporary music icon. This holiday season rehearsals.com adds his special version of such a wonderful song,” states Tommy Nast, Executive Vice President, CenterStaging. “James' warmth, personality and talent shine as expected."

James Taylor joins an outstanding line-up of talent showcasing live footage on rehearsals.com that crosses all music genres. Featuring both established and “emerging” talent, rehearsals.com’s current line-up includes exclusive footage of Tom Petty, The Panic Channel, Ozomatli, Taylor Hicks, Sick Puppies, and Tremolo. rehearsals.com also features insightful interviews and private clinics with legendary sidemen and studio greats who have logged time with Paul McCartney, Eric Clapton, Stevie Wonder, Dr. Dre and Fiona Apple.

Released on Columbia Records on October 10, 2006, James Taylor at Christmas finds the singer’s melodious vocals interpreting 12 holiday classics, including “Jingle Bells,” “Winter Wonderland” and “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas.” The Associated Press writes, “James Taylor's sweet voice proves well suited to lighthearted holiday fare with his collection…He lends his top-notch folk to the spiritual "Go Tell It On The Mountain."

To catch the exclusive James Taylor version of “Go Tell it on the Mountain”, log on to www.rehearsals.com starting December 5^th.

About CenterStaging Corp.

CenterStaging Corp. (OTCBB:CNSC) is a public company based in Burbank, CA with an office in Bensalem, PA and is the parent company of CenterStaging Musical Productions, Inc. and its division rehearsals.com. CenterStaging is a fully operational, multi-platform studio complex and creative content producer which services numerous digital applications. The company also provides rehearsal and production services for all facets of the entertainment industry. The 150,000-square-foot Burbank, CA facility features 11 rehearsal studios, one sound stage, a high-definition broadcast center and thousands of musical instruments and backline equipment. The facility houses rehearsals.com, which is powered by Major League Baseball Advanced Media and is envisioned as a gateway into the professional artist’s workshop. The online portal provides streaming video as well as digital audio programming, exclusive performances, candid artist interviews and intimate lessons from the masters. The teaming of CenterStaging and rehearsals.com mounts a powerful, vertically-integrated entertainment model that not only develops and produces content, but delivers compelling programming to an online audience.

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