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Johann Sebastian Bach continues to be a force of extraordinary influence across classical music, jazz and beyond.

Last week in Louisville, Kentucky, some 3,500 educators, exhibitors, performers, and supporters came together to listen to performances, attend workshops, learn about new music and products and generally celebrate music education together. Part of that experience involved an Exhibit Hall with 97 exhibitors, including string companies; sheet music publishers; instrument dealers; makers of practice gadgets; representatives from university, summer and online music programs; and more. I did not be...

Award-winners and innovators feature in the latest season at Turner Sims, which starts this weekend with the world-renowned London Mozart Players.

Award-winners and innovators feature in the latest season at Turner Sims, which starts this weekend with the world-renowned London Mozart Players.

PRESS RELEASE FROM UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE AT MARTIN ---- 24th ANNUAL CIVIL RIGHTS CONFERENCE BEGINS FEB. 1

WHRO Public Media is dedicated to enhancing the lives of the citizens in the communities it serves by responding to their need to be engaged, educated, entertained and enlightened.

Nebraska Public Media offers a festive holiday lineup of television and radio programs to brighten the season. Enjoy musical performances, drama and PBS KIDS programs.

The Philadelphia Orchestra will feature the works of George Gershwin, Anna Clyne, and William Grant Still at Verizon Hall Oct. 6-8. With Still’s Symphony N. 4 (also known as “autochthonous”),

Once barely able to afford lessons, world-renowned musician now helps young artists and promotes overlooked Black composers.

Mother's Day is around the corner and if you're still looking for ways to impress the special lady in your life, Black Enterprise has you covered.