Critic Kevin Whitehead reviews biographies of two musicians who transcended jazz, and to whom recognition was slow in coming: James P. Johnson, born in 1894, and Alice Coltrane, born in 1937.

Jefferson Graham When Mark Sonnenblick was five years old, his mom bought a piano for their Manhattan Beach home, believing ...

Leer la versión en español aquí: El hombre de música: Un hombre de Seymour crea communidad para migrantes con música Thirteen ...

Music does not stay in headphones anymore. It spills into floor plans, furniture choices, lighting moods, and the way people ...

Vappie, a New Orleans native (now living in St. Tammany) and Creole master of the tenor banjo, is a member of the American ...

An original musical by Danielle Wirsansky and Shannon Wolf, developed through FSU’s White Mouse Productions, has been ...

On April 18, catch Dave Walsh at Driftwoods in Murrells inlet from 5-8 p.m. Expect classic rock, alternative rock, new pop, ...

Sink, a renowned pianist, who pioneered an injury-preventive keyboard technique that has revived the careers of musicians ...

Waterford Mennonite Church will host John McCutcheon and his sister Patty for a concert benefitting the Anabaptist Disability ...

It’s also zany, satirical, goofy, quaintly folksy and warm-hearted, and the design elements are as sharp as the performances, ...

We've got major music and lots of fun ahead for the Montgomery area.

Eileen Madden outlines how Pro Musica has adapted to survive through the decades, and recalls a customer list that has ...