Vivian Perlis founded Yale’s Oral History of American Music in 1968. Today, the project continues her mission to record the voices of American composers.

First there was slow TV – now radio and podcasts are getting in on the act with ambient recordings of forest walks and bird calls

Everything from just making sounds to the actual process of practicing can be life-changing.

Unlike the existential threat posed by the coronavirus outbreak, cultural life returned swiftly to normal after the flu.

From heartbeats heard in the womb to rhythmic patterns of thought: ‘rhythm is life’

Music is the easiest way to transport yourself out of confinement. From bossa nova and bluegrass to Bollywood, we tune in for a virtual world tour

A new phonetic system for braille readers promotes inclusive learning for aspiring classical singers with visual impairments. The system, which is well-supported with digital resources for online private and group instruction, delivers phonetic symbols through a device designed to convert

As the world added decibels, so did orchestras.