It’s a poem, a song, a history across geographies. The Lisette Project uses an old Haitian Creole song to explore questions of political power and cultural equity. It’s part of a ‘fabulous, curious, and sometimes problematic mishmash’ from both sides of the Atlantic.
The Many Faces of ‘Lisette’ Read More »
If you earn a living away from music, are you still a professional musician? There are many paths to a balanced career and life, but singers are often reluctant to speak about them.
Art of the Day Job Read More »
Flutist-composer-singer Emi Ferguson is a renaissance woman at the highest level—a teacher, an activist, and, above all, a thinker.
Emi Ferguson’s Moment in History Read More »
As the only published composer of African descent in 16th-century Europe, Vicente Lusitano’s compelling music and life are overdue for reevaluation.
Vicente Lusitano – A Legacy Recovered Read More »
The French-American lutenist is on an unstoppable rise to the top of the international early-music scene.
The Unmistakable Sound of Thomas Dunford Read More »
