Indiana Public Media Arts & Music
Kyle Durie needed to recharge her creative battery. She left her business printing wedding invitations to embark on a cross-country letterpress adventure.
Murder By Death comes home, Paul Simon is super famous and IU Student Composers reach out to new ears.
If you keep your ears open for it, for will hear ukuleles in music of all genres these days. It has also become a popular instrument for amateurs to pick up.
"This isn't the type of information you usually read on a label in the gallery," Jenny McComas says of the Spoils Of War art exhibition.
The IU Soul Revue prides itself on performing music from all eras of black popular music. The key is selecting tunes that are timeless.
Peggy Melchior never thought her puppet theater would be celebrating 28 years in Nashville. If she had, perhaps she would have built a permanent roof.
“It's like I'm in school mode all the time. I'm always feeling like I should be working or doing something,” says freshman bassoon student Meridith Wright.
From the character in Bram Stoker's novel, to the various film portrayals, to the historical figure who was the inspiration for it all... Who is Dracula?
Robert Shaw certainly has an Elvis air about him: dark hair, coy smile and a deep voice. But whatever you do, don’t call him an impersonator.
Her brand of American roots music, with its blues, rockabilly, country and jazz influences, will fit right in at the Lotus World Music & Arts Festival.
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