Shirley Graham Du Bois: Remembering the Revolutionary Composer and Activist Words by Kyle Long Indianapolis’ Shirley Graham Du Bois was a true renaissance woman. Graham Du Bois left a lasting
ISO Concertmaster Kevin Lin Talks EDM, Equity, and the Future of Classical Music Words by Kyle Long Violinist Kevin Lin arrived in Indianapolis with great fanfare in 2020. Lin left […]
Krystle Ford: Built for Tough Love Words by Okara Imani I knew I’d sit down with Maestro Krystle Ford of the Indy’s Metropolitan Youth Orchestra, a Black woman director after […]
Teach Your Students How to KEEP Getting Gigs Words by Dr. Shawn Royer There are hundreds of musicians that play well in any city. Musician-contractors have a choice of who […]
Clarinet & Saxophone Articulations Explained Words by Shawn L. Royer, PhD Articulating Correctly vs. Getting Really Good at Articulating Incorrectly I once had a karate sensei that used to
My Music. My Story. Joseph Price. Words by Lexi Scida Joseph Price is a senior combined Psychology and Philosophy major at Butler University. He spends a lot of his time […]
My Music. My Story. Mollie Gnaidek. Words by Alex Spees Mollie Gnaidek is a recent graduate of Saint Mary’s College in South Bend, Indiana, where she majored in accounting. She […]
Expertise Exceeding Exoticism: Dr. Caroline Ahn, a Skilled Composer, Not a ‘Special’ Case Words by Okara Imani At times it’s difficult to discern the line between being made to feel
I Fits, I Sits: Jared Thompson, The Classically Cool Cat Words by Okara Imani Anyone who knows me can attest that I’m constantly making a case for jazz as a […]
Practice makes Prayer: A Divine Dialogue with Derek Reeves Words by Okara Imani Within the human experience, there are enumerable methods, rituals, and ideals organized to help us make sense […]
You can bring music to your community. On Giving Tuesday, November 29, support musicians and your community by supporting #RandomActsofMusic. You can create equity on-air, online, and in our
Brazil’s Eliane Elias at the Palladium Words by Kyle Long The Grammy-winning pianist and vocalist Eliane Elias is a master of two musical worlds. Elias rose to prominence as a […]
Angélique Kidjo: A conversation with Africa’s Premier Diva Words by Kyle Long In 2007, Time magazine called Angélique Kidjo “Africa’s premier diva.” But Kidjo is more than a
Tricks for Tackling Performance Anxiety Words by Shawn L. Royer, PhD Performance anxiety is real and lots of performers experience it. Even Eminem rapped about his own experiences with
My Music. My Story. Jessica Anliker. Words by Marissa Boitnott Jessica Anliker is a senior at Bowling Green State University studying biology with a specialization in ecology and conservation
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