Conducting an orchestra or ensemble is demanding. It also offers students deep and detailed exposure and experience to leadership qualities in the world of music. A roundup of Harvard students and professionals discuss their roles and reasons for pursuing the baton.
Looking for jazz instrumentalists and vocalists to jam with? The OFA has you covered with an open Jazz Jam Session on Feb. 15.
A visit to the jazz scene in Siena, Italy offers a view of music (and life) that is both expansive and intimate.
Leonard Bernstein ‘39, who showed the joy of music to audiences of all ages, is an alumnus that the Harvard artistic community keeps revisiting.
Composer Carlos Snaider ’17 talks about writing emotion and making sound emote at an ARTS FIRST showcase. 
Jazz pianist and vocalist Dena DeRose thought her career was over. She was wrong. During a three-day residency, she'll show just how wrong she was.
Afro-Cuban drumming legend Ignacio Berroa straddles two musical worlds.
The a cappella jazz quartet New York Voices will hold a master class with Harvard's VoxJazz. At the heart is a trust in the power of ensemble music. Harvard Arts Blog Editorial Team
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