Announcing the Winners of the 2019 “New Voices” Essay Contest
For the second year in a row, we collaborated with I CARE IF YOU LISTEN to hold the “New Voices” essay contest. We’re thrilled to announce the winners.
Practice Tips with the Civic Orchestra of Chicago: Nick Adams and Kelsey Williams
We’re tapping the wisdom of performers in the Civic Orchestra of Chicago: What are the tips and tricks they rely on in the practice room? In this edition, we hear from double bassist Nick Adams and horn player Kelsey Williams.
Awadagin Pratt: On Making a Record and Adding to the Repertoire
It’s been a year since we announced that Mark Rabideau was making a record with acclaimed pianist Awadagin Pratt – and that we wanted you to come along for the ride. Here, Rabideau and Pratt discuss their progress and what they’ve learned along the way.
Who’s Fighting for Racial Equity in Classical Music?
Making classical music a more equitable place demands a cultural change – and cultural changes don’t happen without action. These organizations are leading the charge in addressing the historic racial disparity in classical music.
Behind the Scenes of Square Peg Round Hole’s “Gold Makes Blind” Music Video
We go behind the scenes of the music video for “Gold Makes Blind” by the percussion trio Square Peg Round Hole, exploring where the boundaries between classical and rock music, photography and film emerge and dissolve.
