Right on cue, with a Moholobela (the traditional Basotho blanket) on his shoulder and a Mokorotlo (the traditional hat worn by the Basotho people of Lesotho and Southern Africa) as his crown, Mzizi ...

A student named Schwe went home from Webster Elementary School today with a new viola. Another student, Emmanuel, took home a ...

Music Drives Us donated five clarinets and seven trumpets to John F. Parker Middle School in Taunton. The donation will benefit students in need of instruments and support the school's growing ...

Heart Called the Stolen Instruments 'Extensions of Our Musical Souls' — Now a Suspect Is Arrested. A N.J. man was allegedly spotted trying to sell the stolen instruments. By. Liam Quinn.

Heart’s summer tour has been hit by misfortune as, on the eve of trek’s first show, two "irreplaceable instruments" were stolen from the venue.

A harp is the musical instrument that I would associate myself with. For me, the harp symbolises royalty and luxury and exudes beauty and charm, despite being a solitary instrument. In the same ...

He opened this whole wonderful world of music to me for the rest of my life.” Endicott became a “fairly accomplished” musician, first picking up the trumpet before switching to the tuba. He began ...

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (WPVI) -- Atlantic City police announced on Thursday that they have made an arrest in the theft of musical instruments from the rock band Heart. Garfield Bennett, 57, of ...

A New Jersey man has been charged with burglary and theft after stealing “irreplaceable” instruments from the band Heart.. According to NBC 10 Philadelphia, the Atlantic City Police Department ...

A 57-year-old Pleasantville man was arrested in the theft of musical instruments from the rock band Heart during their show last weekend at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City.

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (WPVI) -- The rock band Heart's visit to the Hard Rock Casino in Atlantic City last weekend was memorable for all the wrong reasons after two of their instruments were stolen ...

Explore musical instruments in the Anacostia Community Museum's collection. From castanets to congas, they are tools for communication, creativity, connection, and community. Listen for the talking ...