Music
Greek composer Mikis Theodorakis: A life of music and resistance
September 7, 2021Theodorakis’s works were censored for his political views and activities. He was jailed, tortured, and forced into exile. He was associated with the Greek left for most of his life and was elected to the Greek...
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‘The Hill We Climb’: A new music film of Amanda Gorman’s poem
August 31, 2021The piece is inspired by and is set to the poem of the same name by American poet and activist Amanda Gorman, which she powerfully recited at the presidential inauguration in January 2021.
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Radical American composer Frederic Rzewski dead at 83
July 1, 2021Frederic Rzewski, the American composer and pianist, is considered one of the most important serious music figures of our time.
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Cuban troubadour Silvio Rodríguez speaks out
June 30, 2021"A Cuba without the blockade would be an opportunity to be and to show ourselves as we are."
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Labor and culture unite for virtual May Day concert at HotHouse
April 30, 2021Celebrate International Workers Day with a program featuring Jon Langford & Sally Timms, Marvin Tate, and Bill MacKay, plus shout-outs from activists in the labor movement.
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