Music
Love Birds: Craftivist musicians support nature scholarship
Their music is for the birds — and Still on the Hill is proud to make it. Kelly and Donna Mulhollan, known for their prolific catalog of Ozark music, will
Mahler And Beyond: SoNA sets sights on summer of moving music
Don’t think about “Majestic Mahler,” on the Walton Arts Center stage April 30, as the end of the Symphony of Northwest Arkansas season. Think of it as the beginning of
Mahler And Beyond: SoNA sets sights on summer of moving music
Don’t think about “Majestic Mahler,” on the Walton Arts Center stage April 30, as the end of the Symphony of Northwest Arkansas season. Think of it as the beginning of
Five Minutes, Five Questions: Anthony Ball, Music Moves
A two-day event celebrating the contribution of Black culture is set for April 15-16 at The Jones Center in Springdale. The Arkansas Black Music Expo is presented by Music Moves,
Vote For The Voices: A cappella competition back on WAC stage
Whether you sing or only wish you could, the VoiceJam A Cappella Festival is music to the ears as it returns in person this year to the Walton Arts Center
An Epic Adventure: Fort Smith Symphony takes on challenges of ‘Raiders’
The scene opens with suspense-filled music, as a tall man in a leather jacket and a well-used fedora forges his way through the jungle. Birds and primates call, and a
Clay Cooper celebrates 36th year in Branson
“My grandma played piano in the local Baptist church back in Texas,” Clay Cooper begins his story. “I would listen to her play the piano while my dad and his
Star-Filled Stage: Opera in Ozarks alumni return for recital
Described as “a superb singing actress,” and “a possessor of a generous dramatic soprano instrument and passionate acting skills,” soprano Alexandra Lang, a veteran of Opera in the Ozarks in
Promoting Musical Patronage: Nonprofit launches pilot NWA concert series
A pilot program that seeks to support local musicians recently launched in Northwest Arkansas. Through a partnership with The House of Songs in Bentonville, and the support of the Walton
Percussion Possibilities: Marimba centerstage with Fort Smith Symphony
“It’s mind-blowing for me to remember that because of one single request from my band director, my life has had such an incredible journey,” says Tommy Dobbs, assistant professor of
