Maryland Music

Midday hears from the new generation of Old Time Music musicians. Bassist Nelson Williams of New Dangerfield, Fiddler Jamie Fox and Banjo player Brad Kolodner visit the show in advance of the Baltimore Old Music Festival.

On Midday, the acclaimed pianist Lura Johnson introduces us to her stunning new album.

Gut, Wind, and Wire, a trio formed by longtime Baltimore Consort members, Mark Cudek, Ronn McFarlane, and Mindy Rosenfeld, joins Midday. Their music harkens back to 16th and 17th century folk traditions.

A landmark record and a legendary tale sprung from those recording sessions.

Sweet Honey in the Rock has been thrilling audiences in performances around the globe, blending African American History, social justice activism, and superb musicianship.

The Baltimore Music Census is surveying musicians, venue owners, audio engineers and anyone who makes up the regions music scene.

“This investment will not just spread sounds, it will spread hope.”

The multi-award winning songwriter and composer talks about his craft and his weekend gig at Classic Theater of Maryland in Annapolis.

Two centuries ago, in the tidewater regions of Maryland, traditional African worship practices merged with the beckoning Christianity of the Methodist…