The festival kicks off at 7 p.m. Wednesday with a free screening of "Charles Ives' America" at the Normal Theater; several concerts and a lecture are to follow at ISU.

Learning the piano doesn’t have to involve learning to read sheet music, and you can get a start ... from grand piano to pipe organ and synth. Another nice touch is that the app includes a ...

Linda Larkin, a local harpist who died Jan. 10 at 87 after a battle with cancer, spent her life wowing people with her musical ability. What impressed people even more than her gifts was the way she ...

Zerlang was already performing piano and organ in public settings like churches so the carillon ... Photo by Devin Roberts. Carillon sheet music inside the Hoover Tower on the Stanford University ...

Ten Terrific Sax Plus Organ Combinations article by Artur Moral, published on February 12, 2025 at All About Jazz. Find more Building a Jazz Library articles ...

The New Orleans Museum of Art is showcasing Jon Batiste's Super Bowl piano, inviting musicians to play the uniquely painted ...

Renée Anne Louprette playing the Johnson Organ at the Housatonic Unitarian Universalist Church, Satur, 8, 2025.

NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — If you watched the Super Bowl, you most likely noticed the grand piano which Grammy Award winner Jon Batiste played while performing “The Star Spangled Banner.” ...

Though Coldplay broke out with a non-piano song, “Yellow,” Chris Martin’s piano riffs became as identifiable as his vocal hooks. So much so, that one of their biggest songs doesn’t even have a chorus.

Now featured at Vizcaya’s reception room, the piano reflects the music spirit that was once present ... that were made in America by contemporary art craftsmen and tell a story of Gilded Age ...

DENVER (KDVR) — This Saturday and next, the streets of the Five Points neighborhood of Denver will be lined with art galleries, echoing the sounds of jazz music and smelling of culinary delights ...

“The arts should never be that way. Arts and music are the foundation of a civilized society, and the public should decide what they want to see.” Julian E.J. Sorapuru is an Arts Reporter at ...