Smithsonian Music Notations
A roundup of stories from Smithsonian Music and our other blogs.
Celebrating Black Music Month National Museum of African American History and Culture
Why is Celia Cruz Called the Queen of Salsa? Because of Her Story
The Spirit of D.C. Punk in the Words of Women Musicians Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage
Send the Yankees Home: Anti-Nuclear Protest Songs from 1960s Scotland Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage
United by the Marimba: A Guatemalan Family Carries on Musical Traditions in Maryland Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage
Voyager Golden Record: Through Struggle to the Stars Smithsonian Music
A Centennial Glimpse into New Mexico’s Suffrage Movement through “El corrido de la votación” Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage
Do You Hear the People Sing? A Summer of Protest Music in Hong Kong Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage
Power of Percussion with Malik DOPE Drummer Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage
In the Days of Peony Flowers: A Contemporary Reflection on Chinese Kunqu Opera Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage
