Yo-Yo Ma’s Silk Road Ensemble Celebrates Our Differences Through Song
“Sing Me Home” is a multicultural feast for the ears
‘The Shining’ Looks to Raise Hairs and Octaves in Its Opera Debut
The Minnesota Opera will debut its take on the horror novel in a new production by Pulitzer-prize winning composer Paul Moravec
Break Free in Freddie Mercury’s Montreux
Visit the Swiss town where Queen’s frontman recorded some of his greatest hits
The Swiss tradition is much more than a simple yodel-ay-ee-oooo
‘Lost’ Medieval Music Performed for the First Time in 1,000 Years
Researchers and musicians at Cambridge reconstruct songs from ‘The Consolation of Philosophy’
When Electricity and Music Collide, the Tesla Coils Sing
The band ArcAttack delivers a high-voltage performance with a side of science education
Beyond Raspberry Berets: What Prince Left Behind
From portraits to guitars, The Artist’s legacy lives on at the Smithsonian
How a Psychedelic Concert Poster Rocked the World
C’mon baby light my flier
Smithsonian Best Small Towns 2016
The 20 Best Small Towns to Visit in 2016
In honor of the 100th anniversary of the National Park Service, our top picks this year are all towns close to America’s natural splendors
Lawyers Who Made the Birthday Song Public Domain Take Aim at Civil Rights Anthem
A group of filmmakers want to remove the copyright from “We Shall Overcome”
Vintage Photos Recall the Early Days of Hip-Hop, Before It Became a Billion-Dollar Industry
More than 400 images from the 1980s to the early 2000s detail the “standout moments” of the rise of Run DMC, Grandmaster Flash, Jay Z and many more artists
These Rarely Seen Images Show Jazz Greats Pouring Out Their Hearts
Frank Wolff’s gritty portraits, the hallmark of Blue Note Records, became a visual catalog of jazz in action
Smithsonian Jazz Expert Gives Liner Notes to the New Miles Davis Biopic
The American History Museum’s James Zimmerman dives into Miles Davis’ sound and style
Three Surprising Finds from the New Alan Lomax Archive
A new online database shares more than 17,000 recordings from the folk music archivist
Jazz Legend David Baker’s Soaring Legacy
Smithsonian’s maestro, a founding director of the Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra, has died at the age of 84
See Dozens of Dazzling New Light Installations in Baltimore This Week
Light City Baltimore is a massive, site-specific festival, launched in hopes of becoming an annual spectacle
Johnny Rotten’s Graffiti Made These Buildings Historic Landmarks
The Sex Pistols’ home and recording studio are now protected as a cultural heritage sites
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