In the United States, the Fourth of July often is associated with trips to the pool, good food, and fireworks. But it isn’t the only day during the warmer months that Americans take a break to observe key moments in history.
Music has always had the ability to inspire and heal wounds, and now many songs are taking on a new meaning as teachers and students alike face uncertainty.
The Pepper team has had the opportunity to interview many amazing musicians about their careers. We’ve rolled up some of our favorite clips about different career paths in music.
In this challenging time, the music education community has been doing what it does best: working together to keep students engaged in deeply meaningful choral, instrumental, and general music projects.
When composer Elizabeth Alexander first experienced choral music, what she heard on stage was predominantly classical. Over the past few decades she...
