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Saul, Colin, and Luke, members of the band The Autistix, showcase their musical talents and advocate for acceptance of musicians with disabilities in Portland.
Salvador de Bahia Carnival celebrates Brazil's largest Black community and its African heritage through vibrant music, dance, and spiritual traditions.
Frank Sinatra was born on December 12, 1915, in Hoboken, New Jersey, and began his rise to fame in the 1930s as a singer in big bands.
A team of 45 people used 15 cameras to film the Woodstock festival, which drew nearly half a million attendees in August 1969.
In Joliette, 11-year-old Benoît balances his role as a talented musician in the Orchestre symphonique des jeunes de Joliette with an active social life.
Bill Wisener, who owned the once-largest independent record store in the U.S., left a lasting legacy in Dallas before his passing in 2020.
In northern Laos, the Hmong people's whistled language faces extinction as urbanization threatens their cultural heritage, highlighted through the stories of three villagers.
In 1985, Bob Geldof organized the Live Aid concert, raising millions for famine relief in Ethiopia and Sudan through the collaboration of rock musicians.
Sparsh Shah, a 14-year-old rapper, has broken 120 bones due to osteogenesis imperfecta but continues to pursue his dream of becoming a successful artist.
A collection of selected tracks from the music of Burn Water, featuring a range of original compositions from 2014 to 2020, showcases diverse musical styles and themes.
Bob Fletcher sets out to write and produce a Christmas song in five days, seeking advice from music mogul Fred Casimir and East 17's John Hendy.
A diverse collection of music from various artists and genres is featured in Dagogo Altraide's videos, showcasing unique sounds and styles.
ColdFusion Mix features a curated selection of electronic music tracks from artists like Compuphonic, Above & Beyond, and Bon Iver, showcasing diverse remixes and original compositions.
Burn Water's music mix features tracks used in ColdFusion videos, providing a curated selection ideal for studying, working, or relaxing.
ColdFusion presents a two-hour music mix featuring a diverse range of genres and artists, showcasing the evolution of contemporary sound.
A viral video featuring pink oyster mushrooms garnered one million views and $5,000 in two weeks for musician Michael Lecko, who connects fungi to synthesizers.
On August 1, 1934, Huddie Ledbetter, known as Lead Belly, was released from Angola Prison after a petition that included recordings of his music.
Children in remote Congolese villages learn vital skills through honey harvesting and dance, shaping their identities and resilience within their communities.
Dave Grohl reflects on his experiences with Nirvana, the impact of Kurt Cobain's songwriting, and the formation of Foo Fighters following Cobain's death.
Paul Miller, known as DJ Spooky, combines innovative digital music with live performances to create a multimedia experience inspired by the Arctic landscape.
Musicians have larger gray matter volumes in areas of the brain related to motor planning and auditory processing compared to non-musicians.
The Inkspots, formed in the fifties, gain fame for their unique African sound in December 1994.
Kim Ji-hun, a former trainee at Big Hit Entertainment, reflects on his experience of being cut from BTS and the challenges of the K-pop industry.
Dua Lipa reflects on her upbringing in Kosovo, the influence of hip-hop on her music, and her commitment to feminism during a conversation at The New Yorker Festival.
In Alberta's Drumheller area, The Badlanders band showcases their music and local culture in a short film.
Jo-Ann, a passionate aspiring singer and actress, navigates the complexities of her dreams and reality in this short film.
A video of Minza Mngoma singing opera in his taxi went viral, leading to numerous invitations for performances and sponsorships in Durban, South Africa.
Elly Steiner, Germany's oldest DJ, brings joy through her favorite techno and house music.
Glastonbury Festival showcases diverse experiences, food, and community spirit among attendees.
Over 70 years, Goa has transformed from a haven for hippies into a vibrant party destination, attracting travelers from around the world.
In 1974, Al Green experienced a life-altering incident that led him to shift his focus from secular music to gospel and preaching.
In February 2015, a caravan of musicians traveled across North and West Africa to restore music in Mali after it was banned by Islamic militants in 2012.
Retired machinist Lorne Collie transforms everyday objects into whimsical stringed instruments, showcasing his creativity alongside filmmaker Mike Maryniuk's unique visual style.
At 96 years old, Inge Ginsberg writes death metal lyrics and performs with a band, challenging perceptions of aging and creativity.
Paul McCartney plays K Yairi Guitars, handcrafted by skilled Japanese artisans.
Mongolian nomads rely on the morin khuur, a horse-head fiddle recognized by UNESCO as an intangible heritage, highlighting the need to protect this cultural treasure.
In the steppes of Mongolia, artisans demonstrate the intricate process of crafting the morin khuur, a traditional horse-head fiddle recognized by UNESCO as an intangible heritage.
Arturo Toscanini conducted a 1944 radio broadcast of Giuseppe Verdi's "Hymn of the Nations," celebrating Italy's liberation from fascism.
In 1998, Travis Keller launched Buddyhead, a website that became known for its unfiltered music reviews and insider gossip, attracting attention from major industry figures.
In 2000, Kim Hill left The Black Eyed Peas, co-founded by will.i.am, to pursue her own artistic direction as the group achieved global success.
George Underwood shares his story of painting for David Bowie and their unique friendship.
One in four cowboys during the pioneer era were Black, a fact often overlooked in the history of cowboy culture and country music.
Sandeep Acharya makes music targeting India's Muslim minority amid rising Hindutva sentiments.
Salvador de Bahia’s Carnival showcases a vibrant celebration of African heritage, blending rhythm, color, and community in a powerful expression of identity and resistance.
Inuksuit, inspired by Inuit stone sentinels, explores the relationship between sound, environment, and culture through music in Alaska and beyond.
Jeremy Denk recalls his piano lessons with William Leland and his unique lesson journal.
Justin Vernon discusses his acclaimed 2008 album For Emma, Forever Ago, sharing insights on the name Bon Iver and influences from Northern Exposure.
Sulaidy learns Tumba Francesa in Cuba, as Andrea and Flavio teach children to preserve it.
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