Music
Julia Keefe’s Jazz
The young musician discusses the joys of improvisation and her new tribute to fellow American Indian artist Mildred Bailey
For Smithsonian, Mangione Memorabilia 'Feels So Good'
The jazz flugelhornist and composer kicks off Jazz History Month with a donation to the National Museum of American History
Austria Delights Music Lovers
For centuries, Austrians' passion for music has been heard in tiny town squares, Vienna's concert halls and Salzburg's Baroque churches
A Jazzed-Up Langston Hughes
A long-forgotten poem about the African-American experience is given new life in a multimedia performance
Dr. John's Prognosis
The blues and rock musician shares stories of his wild past and his concerns for the future.
Can't Be in New Orleans? Listen to Mardi Gras Music at Your Desk
We thought we'd treat our cabin fever with a little bit of Louisiana jazz and zydeco courtesy of Smithsonian Folkways
Music of the Tropics: Balinese Drum Troupe Performs at the Sackler
Syncopated rhythms and melodic drums characterize Indonesdian "gamelan" music
Gobble, Gobble
Here’s a little theme music for your turkey dinner
Rhythm and Identity
A Q&A with Bobby Sanabria, musician, composer and professor of Latin jazz
At Moab, Music Among the Red Rocks
The Moab Music Festival features world-class music in an unparalleled natural setting
Blue Ridge Bluegrass
The town of Floyd, Virginia draws jam-ready musicians and some toe-tapping fans
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