Patrick Scafidi

A new music curriculum resource will soon be on its way to orchestral programs across North America.

The students of the Afghanistan National Institute of Music are no strangers to adversity.

Take 40 minutes to watch The Last Repair Shop, an Oscar-nominated documentary short from L.A. Times Short Docs & Searchlight Pictures.

Nonprofit music education programs offering free or affordable instrument instruction can apply for funding from the D’Addario Foundation, with grants averaging $2,500.

BLUME Haiti, a nonprofit serving over 60 music schools across Haiti, is seeking orchestral faculty to lead their Haitian Orchestra Program of Excellence (HOPE) from March 26–31 in Cap Haïtian.

Arts programs are often the first to be affected by government cutbacks, and proposed cuts are putting the future of the Melbourne Youth Orchestras at risk.

As international opportunities grow for musicians, On the Move is setting out to clear barriers to access faced by disabled artists.

The Lewis Prize for Music has launched a new podcast, The Blank Note, in partnership with Save the Music Foundation.

SIMM, an international music and social impact research network, has announced two events this fall.

We don’t often report on grant recipients, but a big award to California’s Enriching Lives through Music (ELM) has some newsworthy features.