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Renowned conductor Kellen Gray has gained recognition for championing the works of Black composers. A native of South Carolina, Gray..
“Experimentalism” can mean different things; it doesn’t have many rules, except that tradition must be eschewed. When mezzo-soprano, composer, and..
The Harlem Renaissance was a time of artistic and intellectual revival for Black Americans in early-20th-century New York. This rich..
In Margaret Bonds’ 1965 cantata CREDO, her creative choices speak to the political, artistic, and spiritual significance of the work...
Doug Aitken’s Multisensory Exploration of Time Premieres at LA Phil’s Noon to Midnight
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One World Symphony's "Defiant:" An Orchestra Resists
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For Teddy Abrams, Leading an Orchestra is a Musical and a Civic Responsibility
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Out of Context #4: The Muddy Ownership of Dreadlocks
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"I Didn't Notice My Hands Were Shaking:" Making Essential Music with Essential Tremor
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