Every band relies on good chemistry, but there was a certain ex-factor missing when these members stepped up to the plate. Read more about it here.
Wells Coleman of Windsor Bush was a blacksmith and carpenter by trade — and he loved to make fiddles
Wells Coleman was described as a small man, blind in one eye, unable to read a note of musical notation. But the fiddles he ...
When Helene’s flooding hit North Carolina last fall, a lot of people lost everything. Musicians also lost their prized instruments.
With the same versatility and quality as CRKD's other controllers, the Neo S Purple Wave Edition makes for a decent portable ...
He can sing, dance, and play instruments….what’s known as a triple threat in the music world. Carrie Lazarus introduces us to ...
From Restaurant Week and Cinco de Mayo to music festivals and car and motorcycle expos, here's how to have fun with family ...
At the New York Philharmonic, the piece “Amériques” called for some unusual instruments, like sleigh bells and air raid ...
The Europeans instruments have somehow survived multiple centuries, are now being heard at First Presbyterian Church off ...
What happens a flute and guitar have a baby? Or when a violin gets an extra string? Hear from four musicians whose inventions can’t be beat ...
Williams College senior Ridgway M. Banks constructed a homemade harpsichord in the cellar of his Cambridge home during vacation periods.
Carole-Anne Drescher and Rob Carroll, both professional musicians, met six years ago while playing in the same wedding band.
A soothing afternoon of warm and inviting music will be experienced at this performance. Portland Guitar Duo will perform as part of the Concert Series at 3 p.m. Sunday at First Presbyterian Church, ...
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