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Cover StoryEducation and Musical DiversityAlmost 50 years after the Tanglewood Declaration, we have seen a movement toward recognizing that musical diversity can contribute to increasing cultural...
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Artist SpotlightLead Belly, Folkways & The Grey GooseFolkways records were my multicultural education in a stifling Eurocentric world.
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tools for teaching¡Come Bien! Eat Right!Promoting healthy nutrition and dual language development through singing in English and Spanish.
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Community SpotlightHip-hop, Folk, and New AudiencesRepurposing classic folk songs as hip-hop music gives new life to old standards.
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video spotlightJosé-Luis Orozco & Friends Play "The Legumes Dance"José-Luis Orozco sings alongside percussionist Alberto López, bassist Jan Pérez of Quetzal, and tres player Raúl Pacheco of Ozomatli, performing “The Legumes Dance” from Orozco's Smithsonian Folkways release ¡Come Bien! Eat Right!
Albums
From the Collection
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Lullabies and Children’s SongsVarious Artists
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This Is Your Year: Children Songs by Ella JenkinsElla Jenkins
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Socialism and the American NegroW.E.B. DuBois
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¡Come Bien! Eat Right!José-Luis Orozco
Back Issues
- Summer/fall 2016 Education
- Winter 2016 Migration
- Summer 2015 UNESCO Collection of Traditional Music
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- Summer/Fall 2016: Education
- Winter 2016: Migration
- Summer 2015: UNESCO Collection
- Winter/Spring 2015: New Orleans
- Summer/Fall 2014: Labor
- Spring 2014: South Africa
- Fall/Winter 2014: Faith
- Spring/Summer 2013: Peace
- Fall/Winter 2012: Soundscapes
- Spring/Summer 2012: Cover Art
- Fall/Winter 2011: Latin American
- Summer 2011: Afghanistan
- Spring 2011: Asian American
- Winter 2011: Jazz
- Fall 2010: Mary Lou Williams
- Summer 2010: Grassroots
- Spring 2010: Central Asia
- Winter 2010: Roberto Martínez
- Fall 2009: Children's Music
- Summer 2009: Traditions
- Spring 2009: Pete Seeger