"Classical music has a problem with race," Philip Ewell says. The New York City associate music professor speaks widely on that topic, including a virtual guest lecture Friday that's presented by the University of Minnesota.
On Wednesday, the 59th presidential inauguration is set to commence. To celebrate this time-honored transition of power, here are six marches that were composed specifically for past presidential ceremonies.
'Joyous Kwanzaa' is a celebration of African-American culture that focuses on seven principles. Let's explore works by composers of African descent that convey the message of Kwanzaa.
How do we raise awareness for and fight climate change? Singer-songwriter Annie Lennox has teamed up with the London City voices to do just that. Listen to their performance of Henry Purcell's 'Dido's Lament.'
The winter solstice is one of the oldest celebrated traditions of the year, with remembrances going back as far as the 4th century. Here are six musical selections that represent this ancient holiday.
How does John Lithgow find comfort during the pandemic? Through his favorite composer, Wolfgang Mozart. Find out what work resonates with the actor and why in a video clip from 'PBS News Hour.'
During the holiday season, concert bands perform many seasonal classics, but most are just arrangements of existing orchestral pieces. Here are five works for the holidays written specifically for band.
Jason Max Ferdinand has drawn from the success of his acclaimed choir, the Aeolians, to create a new guide that combines sound choral concepts with awareness for social justice issues.
Commemorate Veterans Day by enjoying these six military marches, including works by John Philip Sousa and Henry Fillmore. All performances are by U.S military bands.
Tuba-playing athlete Alex Carson has been lighting up the course on 'American Ninja Warrior.' Known as the Big Brass Ninja or Tuba Ninja, he starts each of his runs on the TV show's giant obstacle course by playing the sweet, sultry sounds of the tuba.