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Celebrating Black History
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Those who have no record of what their forebears have accomplished lose the inspiration which comes from the teaching of biography and history.
— Carter G. Woodson, founder of Black History Month
This month, we're celebrating the rich history and musical contributions made by Black artists through a host of compelling discussions, performances, and podcasts.
First up is our free online Music Explorations Speaker Series featuring guest conductor, Kazem Abdullah. This is a great prelude to this weekend's Masterworks performances, Russian Treasures, Feb 5-8. Join us in-person or online with our Watch from Home subscription.
Enjoy the features below & browse our February calendar of events.
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Thank You, Russell Wilson
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Listen to the premeire episode of our new podcast with special guest, Russell Wilson, as he discusses his work with the composer, Undine Smith Moore.
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Historic Jackson Ward
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Celebrate the musical legacy of the historic Richmond neighborhood that earned the nicknames "Black Wall Street" and "The Harlem of the South."
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Building Diversity in Classical Music
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Learn how the Sphinx Organization is working for diversity in the arts, and what that work means to Jen Arnold, Director of Artistic Planning and Orchestral Operations.
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