A roundup of stories from Smithsonian Music and our other blogs. The Night I Met Lenny National Portrait Gallery Alidé Sans: “Eth Riu (Henerècla)” Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage EDM in the History Museum: Steve Aoki Gear Travels the World and Finds a Home National Museum of American History The Secret Trio: “Slide Dance” Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage Musician José Feliciano Shook Up a Baseball Tradition at Age 23 National Museum of American History Maria Arnal i Marcel Bagés: “Jo no canto per la vue” Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage Green Fields of America: “Sanctuary” Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage Remembering Aretha Franklin Smithsonian Music 4 Music-Inspiring Objects National Museum of American History Martha Redbone: “Drums” Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage Power of Three: Armenian History and Harmonies from Zulal Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage Lee Mingwei on Music and Sonic Blossom Smithsonian Music Norman Granz: Revolutionizing Jazz for Social Justice National Museum of American History Japan, Jazz, and Movies at the Freer|Sackler in April Smithsonian Music Music at the White House: From the 18th to the 21st Centuries Smithsonian Music The Fisk Jubilee Singers: Preserving African American Spirituals Smithsonian Libraries Reflections on the Puerto Rican Plena, Post-Hurricane Maria Smithsonian Music The BeauSoleil Quartet: Cajun Reel Medley Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage Yo Te Sigo Queriendo (I Still Love You): Memories of Selena National Museum of American History Google Doodle Today Commemorates the Birth of Hip-Hop Smithsonian Music Curator John Hasse on "Rewirement" Smithsonian Music Pages1 2 3 4 5 next › last »
