Kenny Garrett: When Access Becomes Art

Kenny Garrett: The Fire That Keeps Jazz Alive

Composer Hannah Kendall transforms silence into justice

Every silence tells a story. Every note remembers what history tried to forget.

Some stories aren’t written — they’re sung. 🎶

Every child’s song carries a legacy. 🌍🎶

Children don’t just play — they preserve. 🌍🎶

Freedom has a sound — and Julius Hemphill taught us to listen.

The blues didn’t stay blue—it dreamed in color.

Harriet Tubman: Liberation in Every Note

Harriet Tubman: Reclaiming Freedom Through Music

Music is more than sound — it’s memory, identity, and the bridge between generations.

When colonizers imposed silence, the people answered with song.

When colonizers tried to rewrite culture, people answered with rhythm.

Steve Reich and the Architecture of Time: The Rhythm of Equality

Steve Reich and the Architecture of Time | Listening as Transformation

Tania León’s rhythm began in Havana but belongs to the world.

Tania León: The Afro-Cuban Visionary Redefining the Future of Classical Music

Listening to the World Anew: Music as Memory, Justice, and Renewal

Music That Keeps Dying Languages Alive

Music That Keeps Dying Languages Alive

Charlie Haden: The Quiet Fire That Taught the World to Listen

Charlie Haden: The Quiet Fire That Taught the World to Listen

Tan Dun: The Alchemy of Sound and Spirit — A Lesson in Making Music Accessible

Tan Dun: The Alchemy of Sound and Spirit — A Lesson in Making Music Accessible

Sound as Witness: The Future Written in Song

Voices of the Working Class: Folk Songs of Labor and Struggle

Voices of the Working Class: Folk Songs of Labor and Struggle

From San Juan to MIT: Miguel Zenón’s Saxophone Bridges Jazz, Heritage, and Hope

From San Juan to MIT: Miguel Zenón’s Saxophone Bridges Jazz, Heritage, and Hope

Hilda Paredes: Composing at the Edge of Time

Hilda Paredes: Composing at the Edge of Time

The Memory That Sings: Reclaiming Sound, Identity, and the Future

The New Keepers: Young Artists Reclaiming Musical Ancestry

The New Keepers: Young Artists Reclaiming Musical Ancestry

Joe Lovano: The Sound of the Unsaid

Joe Lovano: The Sound of the Unsaid

Chinary Ung: Remembering Through Sound

Chinary Ung: Remembering Through Sound

Beyond the Borderlines of Sound: The Renewal We Owe to the Future

Revival and Ruin: When Tradition Meets Modernity in Folk Revival

Revival and Ruin: When Tradition Meets Modernity in Folk Revival

The Quiet Revolutionary: Lee Konitz and the Art of Listening

The Quiet Revolutionary: Lee Konitz and the Art of Listening

Increasing accessibility to music education for underserved students.

Peggy Glanville-Hicks: A Composer Ahead of Her Time

The Echo That Endures: Listening, Legacy, and the Fight to Preserve Sound

The Vanishing Instruments: A Fight to Keep Heritage Alive

The Vanishing Instruments: A Fight to Keep Heritage Alive

Celebrating Thelonious Monk: The Beat of Genius That Still Swings

Celebrating Thelonious Monk: The Beat of Genius That Still Swings

Pauline Oliveros: Listening as Radical Communion

Pauline Oliveros: Listening as Radical Communion

A Curriculum of Courage: From Salon Stages to Secret Songs

Music and Memory: Songs that Keep Struggles Alive

Music and Memory: Songs that Keep Struggles Alive

The Elusive Genius of Allan Holdsworth

The Elusive Genius of Allan Holdsworth

José White Lafitte and the Cosmopolitan Path of an Afro-Cuban Virtuoso

José White Lafitte and the Cosmopolitan Path of an Afro-Cuban Virtuoso