Ann Millikan’s imaginative and moving Millikan Symphony is an elegy to her brother, Robert C. Millikan, who died in 2012...
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Practically every work by composer Anthony Davis could have been composed today. Long, overlapping rhythmic patterns and formulas that pit..
It is an all too familiar scene: patrons travel to a grandiose hall to hear a major symphony orchestra perform..
This recording by the Boston Modern Orchestra Project captures several of Jacob Druckman (1928-1996)’s later works. While his Lamia, performed..
History is a relentless homogenizer. What begins life as a blooming, buzzing confusion, continuously evolving in manifold and unpredictable directions,..
It’s Not Just an Access Problem – Orchestras Aren’t Creating Safe Environments for Black Musicians
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Are Music Videos Worth the Time and Money Investment for Artists?
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5 Questions to Samantha Rose Williams (singer and creative producer, "American Patriots")
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A Letter to Your Institution
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Out of Context #4: The Muddy Ownership of Dreadlocks
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