music

A musician's memoir of how his tuba, and his friends, propelled him from homelessness to artistic triumph.

The jazz and R&B vocalist muses on making a song her own, singing thru the pandemic, and her Baltimore date with Bill Charlap.

The inimitable romance singer talks about his storied career in song, and a voice that's still vibrant at 86.

The renowned mezzo soprano wants to spotlight the hidden history of the National Negro Opera Company.

In her best selling memoir, the indie-rock leader of Japanese Breakfast recalls growing up Korean-American, losing her mother, and pursuing an artistic identity.

Musician Kotic Couture on the rebellious roots of Pride, the importance of dance parties in LGBTQ communities, and why queer people are the "backbone" of Baltimore's culture.

Where do artists and arts organizations fit into the post-pandemic future of Baltimore?

The indie-rock leader of the band Japanese Breakfast recounts growing up Korean-American, losing her mother, and pursuing an artistic identity.

The virtuoso violinist talks about her landmark 3-disc Bach series, performing virtually, and her project to help musicians survive during the pandemic shutdown.

The coronavirus pandemic has not been easy on professional musicians: closed venues and restaurants mean that steady gigs have dried up for the…