Music

Green is pursuing a legal degree at Temple University’s Beasley School of Law, as well as spreading the spirit of rock ‘n' roll once again through a new endeavor.

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Some University of Pennsylvania students studying African-American history are zooming in on the era when South Street was the heart of Philadelphia's black community.

Eagles center Jason Kelce visited Central High School Thursday morning for a special performance from his high school jazz band.

In a rare move by a major American orchestra, the Philadelphia Orchestra will tour Israel in June.

Ellen Priest uses music as other artists would use a mountain landscape or a person sitting for a portrait — as the subject of the art itself.

Marsalis, the NEA Jazz Master, Grammy Award-winning saxophonist and Tony Award nominee, is a member of New Orleans’ most distinguished musical family.

Although you may not have seen it on television, Philadelphia was represented broadly in last night’s Grammy Awards.

Nearly 10 years after her DSO debut, Elena Urioste returns in a performance of Beethoven’s Violin Concerto, part of the orchestra’s ongoing exploration of his works.

Biologists and musicians are still wondering a question that goes back more than a century.

Blues guitarist Todd Simpson has a genetic disorder. His family calls his innate musical talent a gift from God. Some scientists wonder if it came from a tiny blip in his DNA.

Philadelphia Orchestra musician in residence visits inmates to hear about their lives, experience their surroundings.

After fleeing hurricane devastation, a young pianist gets back on the ivories in Philadelphia.

Valley Day School in Bucks County takes a trauma-informed approach to its students who have behavioral or emotional issues. Singer/songwriter Sam Baker can relate.

Driver founded the Scoop U.S.A. newspaper for the African-American community, and promoted jazz in Philadelphia. He died last month at 91.