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MLK speechwriter Clarence B. Jones, who studied at Juilliard, tells Damian Woetzel the school is the ”cultural guardian of the musical soul of our nation"

Exchanges at this year’s session of the Sphinx LEAD initiative held at Juilliard highlighted the industry's need for continued work toward change

Juilliard alum Amber Pickens created a coloring book that’s a “love letter to all the Black dancers that have paved the way for artists such as myself"

Music by Black Composers: An Introductory Resource seeks to expand knowledge and build a more inclusive approach to repertoire

There is a long and rich history of African American participation in classical music as composers, musicians, singers, and patrons

Time Capsule: Juilliard commissions a translation of a Rossini opera last seen in NY 130 years earlier

Works from a Juilliard student choreography workshop will be shown at a Dance Theatre of Harlem event

Juilliard’s organ department chair, Paul Jacobs, pays tribute to his predecessor, John Weaver (1937-2021)

Playwriting alum Brian Watkins talks about the forms his storytelling has taken since graduating 

Since graduating from Juilliard, Kevin Shannon has explored multiple ways of being an artist