That eclectic album featured guitarist Larry Carlton and other acclaimed session musicians while showcasing Houston’s vocal ...

The Boston-based Black art institution is spreading joy by teaching children all about Black art through music and so much ...

Tampa’s been a great spot for musical talent of the past and present, and the nation was reminded of that when rapper Doechii ...

Johnson, a pioneering Black musician born in Philadelphia in 1792, was the first African American composer to publish sheet ...

The Marshall L. Davis Sr. African Heritage Cultural Arts Center will present “Revelations in Rhythm,” a live performance highlighting the roots of African rhythms in American tap dance.

AND THE IDEA IS TO FEATURE AFRICAN AMERICAN MUSIC AND AFRICAN AMERICAN COMPOSERS AND EXPOSE BOTH THE U OF L STUDENTS AND THE COMMUNITY TO MAYBE DIFFERENT TYPES OF AFRICAN AMERICAN MUSIC THAT THEY ...

The contributions of African American composers to the world of symphonic music will be the focus of the Springfield Symphony Orchestra’s third annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. celebration ...

On Feb. 28, around 3,000 students will attend the “Classically Black: Great Music of African-American Composers” at the Broome County Forum Theatre. The art museum and Philharmonic Orchestra ...

The symphony recognizes and honors the legacy of composers such as Florence Price, William Grant Still and many more, pioneering African American composers whose works were often overlooked and ...

Gaye’s timeless album is an eponym for the upcoming 13th annual concert organized by the African American Composer Initiative (AACI), a group that’s on a mission to bring the work of African ...

At age 46, she won the Wanamaker Music Contest, founded by Rodman Wanamaker to provide "African-American composers with opportunities for greater recognition". Among her approximately 300 works ...

“If we were going to do composers with African roots, I didn’t want it just to be African American composers,” Lew said. “We ended up with an anthem, “Now Late on the Sabbath Day” (1901), by Coleridge ...