Musiqa, Houston's composer-led contemporary music presenter, has announced the appointment of Dawson White as Executive ...

Musiqa Baladi - "music of my land", and everything I am. 'Baladi' conveys an emotional context; it is rooted in native culture and belonging. Evoking nostalgia and connection alongside a global ...

DJ Nanoos kicks off “Musiqa Baladi” at the California Clipper in Chicago on April 4, 2025. Photo credits to: Jordan Esparza-Kelley Beloved Palestinian Armenian DJ and producer Nanoos kicked off her ...

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Presented by Catalina Maria Johnson, with commentary and musical demonstration by professor Wanees Zarour, this musically-illustrated lecture focuses on the beautiful and complex Arab-Andalusian music ...

In a new study, researchers found universal features of songs across many cultures, suggesting that music evolved in our distant ancestors. A research team that comprised musicologists, psychologists, ...

This weekend, dozens of artists are set to descend on Los Angeles for the 66th annual Grammy Awards. Trevor Noah will tell jokes, musicians will get trophies—and somewhere on the internet, someone ...

Earlier this year, Bad Bunny emphatically rejected rumors that he was about to release a new song with Justin Bieber. “That’s fake,” he told TIME in an interview for a cover story on his meteoric rise ...

In music therapy, clients play and listen to music as treatment for stress, depression and anxiety. Here’s how it works. By Christina Caron The therapy session begins when Isobell, 17, picks up a ...

When four Houston-based composers founded Musiqa more than 20 years ago, their goal was to present new music outside of the university settings where it so often was relegated. “We felt like a new ...

“Music is the medicine of the mind.” That is what American soldier and politician John A. Logan (1826–1886) once said. I kind of agree with it. Being a classically trained mezzosoprano, I know from ...