The principal, Sir Charles Grove, hesitated, but eventually said, “his musical gift not his colour is the important thing.” In 1890, at just 15, he joined the RCM, and by 1893 his first works were ...

Music isn’t just background noise. It’s something most of us carry through every part of life: workouts, commutes, ...

It plays with old RPG tropes by giving them a musical twist. The inns at which you heal yourself are adorned with a big sign showing a quarter rest…because you rest there, you know? Its equipment ...

Hyperbeat's UI is also a little messy, as it tries to emulate low-poly games of old. While that works to make a stunning ...

As society shifts toward valuing emotional intelligence, creative thinking, and collaboration, this theory helps ensure that ...

Mason is hosting its Fourth of July celebration, Red, Rhythm and Boom, at the Mason Municipal Campus on July 3. Here's everything you need to know about the hourslong extravaganza.

Veteran consultant and former KPMG leader Pradeep Udhas reflects on his journey across tech, consulting, private equity, boards and music, and why adaptability and trust will define the next era ...

David’s Bridal Hires on ‘Attitude, Not Aptitude’ CEO Kelly Cook wishes all students were required to work in the service industry for a year to gain more life experience.

Fully AI-generated music is only accounting for a tiny proportion of streams on services like Spotify and Deezer at the moment.

Music lovers will flock to southwestern England this week for the Glastonbury music festival. This year’s headliners are The 1975, Neil Young and Olivia Rodrigo.

Rhythm starts early Even before they can talk, babies instinctively sway, bounce, or clap to music. This suggests rhythm perception is innate, not learned. “Research shows that babies as young ...