I let the beautiful words and music of others speak and become part of me. Every performance, even if just in my bedroom, engraved the melodies and poetry deeper into my soul. I didn’t know ...

DeMarco Castro broke his neck and lost his ability to play piano like he used to, but he's still creating music.

God wired me a hopeless romantic. Music and passion have always been in fashion in the architecture of my soul. Since I was born with a transistor radio attached to ...

Equal parts heart-felt folk art songs and unexpectedly personal explanations of their cultural, emotional origins, Kiah’s ...

It's Black History Month, so we are introducing you to an orchestra known as Stockton Soul. Darcy Ford is the co-founder of Stockton Soul. Her love of music started at an early age. "I've always loved ...

Derrick Porter shares the story of Horatio Spafford, who wrote “It Is Well With My Soul,” in this week’s “Music & the Spoken Word” with The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square. Watch it here.

Artist Frankie Ghee shows of her poetry and singer/songwriting talents in this clip. Poet Stephen Pitters decided to share his episode with artist Frankie Ghee. Frankie has many talents and in ...

“Satisfaction is the key to our happiness. And I am satisfied when I play music on my guitar,” said guitarist Binod Thapa, resident of Shantinagar, Kathmandu. Thapa has been playing guitar for 13 ...

I sailed easily through my 50th, 60th and 70th birthdays. Why does this one feel so different? Being a chronically spiritual person, I look on this moment through the eyes of my soul. People wiser ...

His music draws from gospel, soul, funk, hip-hop and the classic R&B of the LaFace Records era, blending these influences into a style that is both progressive and deeply personal. “My music is the ...

I have begun to play the inner music of my soul That soothes the air I breathe Holding me into the tranquility Where I can wish, imagine and create ...

I love joyous prayer time raising that glass — it warms my soul and my body, and yes, there is something spiritual about it. To the editor: Had Federman written 20 years ago, he would have been ...