BridgeMusik has proudly announced the launch of its new Chamber Hour Series at the Valley Cottage Library with Old World, New ...

The Loft at Hermit Woods Winery & Sweet Mercy’s Kitchen will host the Wilson/Kobrenski Quartet featuring Mike Sakash & Tim Gilmore on Thursday, Oct. 23, at 7 p.m.

On Tuesday, September 30th, Nidia Góngora and her band performed to an enthusiastic audience in Krannert Center for the Performing Arts’ Colwell Playhouse. Góngora is celebrated as “The Guardian of ...

Danie van der Lith For the first time ever, the FAK folk song “My Father Was a Musician” (My Vader Was 'n Musikant) was brought to life in a dazzling array of creative and spirited interpretations at ...

But Siffre wasn’t just a tender songwriter—he was a fearless one. Throughout the ’70s, he penned poetic and politically charged music about faith, war, and injustice. In the ’80s, he wrote “ ...

Adekunle Gold doesn’t seek to recreate or replace Fuji music. Rather, he expands on the genre’s cultural richness with the ...

Joe Sheehan has traveled quite a distance — literally — since he first began taking piano lessons while growing up in Leechburg. A lifelong student of music and now a Duquesne University professor and ...

Amapiano — a genre born in South Africa’s townships during the previous decade — has rapidly evolved from a local blend of jazz and house music with traditional log drums into a pan-African ...

In a relatively short span, the Nigerian and African music scene has completed a radical digital leap, moving from a local phenomenon to a global powerhouse. At the epicentre of this shift is Ademola ...

Uche Aghulor’s journey from a local choir to international acclaim is a story of technical mastery and a mission to elevate African classical music on the world stage. Her journey, which has taken her ...

In Lesotho, a style of traditional accordion music called Famo has become entangled with deadly gang rivalries. Once the ...