Music

"I'm not a musician": Jazz legend Herbie Hancock opens up about music, science, and his relationship with Benjamin Franklin.

For 50 years, George Lakey has been organizing sing-alongs of George Frideric Handel's iconic oratorio, a beloved part of the holiday soundtrack.

Dvorak's Symphony No. 9, subtitled "From the New World," has become one of the world's most beloved orchestral works.

More than 46 years after it was shot, the Aretha Franklin concert film "Amazing Grace" will finally be released.

Springsteen has performed "Land of Hope and Dreams" often for benefit concerts and political rallies.

Jazz Philadelphia, a new support organization for jazz in the city, launches with a weekend conference on the art and business of music.

If it's hard to separate the celebration from the social critique, that's exactly the point.

The Philadelphia Folklore Project is celebrating that lineage with a performance on Sunday, Oct 28, at the Annenberg Center called Soul Songs: Inspiring Women of Klezmer.

Sooner or later, someone was going to respond to Donald Trump’s uncouth behavior with the same level of rudeness that the president has often exhibited.

The Renaissance wind ensemble Piffaro and Prism Saxophone Quartet join forces Wednesday to premiere “The Anchoress” by David Ludwig.

The Philadelphia Orchestra is bringing together strange bedfellows.

Todd Rundgren, former member of Utopia and notable classic rock musician, is nominated for the first time for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame's Class of 2019.

In her largest solo show, Suzanne Bocanegra takes over the Fabric Workshop and Museum in Philadelphia with four installations about women in trouble.

Educators called for more awareness of indigenous cultures around the world at the 8th annual Indigenous People's Day celebration at Bartram's Garden in Philadelphia.

The festival of jazz and contemporary music features new and established musicians, as well as tributes to past luminaries.