Indiana Public Media Arts & Music
The artistic director of the National Jazz Museum in Harlem and author of THE NPR CURIOUS LISTENER'S GUIDE TO JAZZ helps us celebrate International Jazz Day.
In NPR's A Blog Supreme, WFIU's David Brent Johnson revisits five musical testaments to the not-dead-yet world of 1970s big-band music.
WFIU's David Brent Johnson offers some wickedly good jazz suggestions for the season, in his latest contribution to NPR's A Blog Supreme.
The tale of the world's longest-running bluegrass music festival.
A tape of a group featuring the young Freddie Hubbard offers a rare chance to hear the world of live jazz in mid-20th century Indianapolis.
As the Butler men's basketball team makes a return trip to the NCAA Final Four this weekend, a new book takes a look back at last year's remarkable run.
IU graduate and former Bloomington resident Sara Caswell on road life with a surprise Grammy winner.
Jazz educator Monika Herzig and other musicians and educators are bringing Indiana's heritage jazz to life for area school children.
Singer-songwriter Krista Detor talks about her homegrown tribute to the season.
Saxophonist and composer Al Cobine donned many hats in his working career as a musician, including a close relationship with IU's Singing Hoosiers.
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