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June 17th 1997, was “George Walker Day� in Washington DC as established by Mayor Marion Berry. It was a day to commemorate the life, music and legacy of�

William Grant Still was called the "Dean of Afro-American Composers." His career was full of "firsts"; milestones that broke through the racial and social barriers that were so prevalent in the United States.

Timeline explores the life and legacy of Scott Joplin, the "King of Ragtime."

August 23, 1989, almost two million people joined hands in a human chain that stretched for 675 kilometers, connecting the capitals of Latvia, Lithuania�

We’ve been telling the story of the Estonian “Singing Revolution� and how non-violent, musical protest changed the course of a culture and a nation.By the�

After World War II, the iron curtain of the Soviet Union fell on all the member states. One of the goals of Stalin’s regime was to bring uniformity across�

Has music ever changed the world? Can culture hold a people together? This story explores those questions.Every 5 years, the Estonian people gather on�

Over the years we’ve talked about a lot different subjects and explored the development of music throughout history. We’ve had deep discussions about�

Originally aired on Jan. 26, 2016 The years 1813 to 1816 were a dry period for Beethoven. He was wrestling with his health and with his family. His�

Originally aired Jan. 16, 2016At the dawning of the 19th century, Beethoven had not given up hope that his doctors would find a treatment to reverse his�