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It is a poem synonymous with Scotland's national bard, Robert Burns. And today Auld Lang Syne has become an anthem sung around the world at New Year.

Rice-Houston Symphony study of exhaled aerosols points to importance of ventilation Keeping musicians safe while they're on stage during the pandemic may require more than just social distancing, acc

Maggie Camillos, a student vocalist last semester in "Jazz Theory and Performance,” a Department of Music course, led the design of this cover for "Cool It,” an album she and her classmates co-produced while attending Berkeley remotely.

Musicians from the Conservatorium of Music have been working alongside scientists and engineers from the Sydney Nano Institute, composing new music inspired by their emotional response to the Grand Challenges; the flagship projects at Sydney Nano.

Jennie Dorris, a research associate at CMU, delivers hope for older adults experiencing cognitive decline Jennie Dorris stood behind her marimba calling out the name of each musical note as she struck its corresponding wooden bar with a rubber mallet, "C! E! F! .

Composers from 86 countries have submitted more than 7,800 musical compositions as part of a collaborative project by the UCLA Music Library and the Los Angeles-based Kaleidoscope Chamber Orchestra t

What made The Hague into a place that could produce such worldwide hits as Venus and Radar Love? According to social geographers Robert Kloosterman and Amanda Brandellero, it was a combination of inf