Patrick Scafidi

The Atlanta Music Project is in the midst of their first international tour.

The Lewis Prize for Music’s recent “Producing Well-Being Report” is chock full of evidence that Creative Youth Development programs hone essential leadership skills in young people and help set them up for professional success.

The King School and Project Music just wrapped their Ninth Annual El Sistema Residency, hosting a cluster of east coast–based El Sistema USA programs for a weekend of musical exchange and performance.

The Lewis Prize for Music’s Creating Abundance Collaborative is hosting two virtual workshops to level up the field of creative youth development, with a focus on career-readiness and wellbeing.

Score one for arts advocates: recent research from the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology shows that music is indeed instinctive to humans.

Across the U.K., choirs are coming together to raise their voices for change.

The B-Me project has produced a collection of lovely new orchestral scores, which you can now explore and borrow for free.

A new research project in Scotland is taking its cue from young people.

Nigerian singer Divine Ikubor, better known as Rema, has made a significant investment to build the largest music school on the African continent.

The Music Cities Awards recognize the impact that music initiatives have on cities’ economic, environmental, and cultural development, inviting nominations from individuals and organizations creating social change through music for their 2024 global competition.