How Glenn Gould and I Became Friends
I have been lucky enough to experience instant communion with several friends, and never more intensely than with the pianist Glenn Gould.
The Case for Pop-Up Conservatories in Prisons
Musicambia brings music-making to the incarcerated, who founder Nathan Schram believes “need music more than anyone.” At Putnamville Correctional Facility, he and his colleagues showed how music workshops restore dignity, hope and camaraderie.
Collaborating Across Genre: The New Generation
Collaborating across genres doesn’t just mean blending different kinds of music. It’s about creating fresh perspectives.
Q&A with “Do You Dream in Color?: Insights From a Girl Without Sight” Author Laurie Rubin
“Who am I?” “Where do I fit in?” These are just two of the many questions that Laurie Rubin tackles in her memoir, as she recounts experiences spanning from childhood through the rise of her opera career.
Does Music Make You a Better Person?
Stanford Thompson believes that the peripheral benefits alone make music education a must. So he founded Play On, Philly! to prove it.
