Music

‘To Make the Archives Sing’: Old Jewish Argentinian songs recorded for the first time

Music

Argentine Jewish musicologists Silvia Glocer and Yasmin Garfunkel are on a mission to to preserve and share pieces of Argentina’s Jewish musical heritage with songs that have never been recorded or whose recordings have been lost.

Classical composer Gabriela Ortiz brings her distinctive, rhythmic Latin American style to Carnegie Hall

Music

The Bambir, one of Armenia’s biggest rock bands, is still going strong after 40 years 

Music

Big Ocean breaks barriers as the first K-pop group whose members are hard of hearing

Music

A new wave of Kurds fleeing Turkey bring their own sound to Nashville’s Music City

Immigration

Taylor Swift concerts canceled over alleged ISIS plots in Austria

Music

The World’s Host Marco Werman speaks with Colin P. Clarke of the Soufan Group about the canceled Taylor Swift concerts in Vienna and about music shows as targets of terror attacks.

‘Moving and beautiful and hopeful’: 700 international youth musicians gather in New York City for World Orchestra Week

Music

Young musicians from the United States, South America, Africa, Europe and the Middle East have convened at New York City’s Carnegie Hall for World Orchestra Week. 

Rock ‘n’ roll, Brazilian style: Hundreds participate in the largest drumming concert in the Americas

Arts, Culture & Media

Over the weekend, 400 drummers performed together in the southern Brazilian city of Florianopolis. Thousands of people turned out to listen to the largest annual drumming orchestra in the Americas.

‘She transcends’: French Chilean rapper Ana Tijoux finds hope and meaning in ‘Vida’

Music

After a 10-year break, Ana Tijoux, who became famous abroad in 2010 with her album, “1977,” has just released new songs inspired by motherhood, war, pollution and the end of the world.

Kalush Orchestra brings Ukrainian folk music to the world stage

Music

Kalush Orchestra has a unique sound that blends rap with traditional Ukrainian folk music. In 2022, the band, representing Ukraine, won Eurovision. The victory was a huge boost for a country at war and propelled the band to massive success. From Kyiv, The World’s Daniel Ofman speaks with the group’s flute player about how he went from folk music aficionado to arena rockstar.