Vogel’s annual resolve to play the piano would fall flat. It wasn’t until she saw how hard her kids worked at learning new skills that she realized that she wasn’t committed to putting in the work.

A Symphony Of Innovation And Access In Modern Piano Pedagogy. Posted in “Music Industry” column. Published: July 15, 2025 @ All About Jazz ...

Jonathan Nagy wears many hats — high school history teacher, alumni relations director, church music director, tour director, ...

Inspired in part by a book she published last year, the singer and songwriter reveals more of herself on “Tasha,” an album ...

Nathan Hygelund passed away on January 3, 2025, surrounded by his daughter and grandchildren in Niwot, Colorado. Born in San Jose, California on December 10, 1935, Nate was the oldest of ...

On Boys For Pele, Amos finds the border where language fractures and the psyche begins to speak in symbols—where private ...

The second annual concert on July 15 is organized by youth, features youth bands and is geared towards a youth audience. Get ...

August 22, 1934, in a small, frame house in Chandler, TX to Earl Jester Youngblood and Alvina Youngblood (nee Dockery). Their ...

Thirty-two Laurel County graduates were among those receiving their GED diploma last Thursday, June 26. The semi-annual Laurel County Adult Education and Literacy Commencement was held at the Laurel ...

Join the Santa Monica Music Festival for a unique musical experience, including world premieres, beloved classics, and a ...

Carving a path in music seemed likely based on Owensboro resident Reid Chancellor’s upbringing in nearby Evansville. “Mom was a piano major in college and played at church, and Dad sang in the choir — ...