Lucky Diaz and the Family Jam Band performs at the Cupertino Library
The husband and wife duo led the audience through interactive songs, dances and a children’s book reading
MVHS student and teacher-led bands trace their roots
From garage rehearsals to stage performances, independent bands transform their musical passions into shared sounds
Keeping it classical
MV musicians reflect on the current standing of classical music
Dream Achievers perform at San Jose Walmart’s Lunar New Year Fest
A band composed of members with autism explores what it means to achieve their musical dreams
EXO struggles with the musical magnitude of ‘REVERXE’
Although well produced, the album fails to highlight EXO’s artistic strengths
Music through the ears of teachers
MVHS teachers weigh in on what music can bring to the classroom environment
Winnie Liang shares her experience playing the guqin
The guqin is a traditional Chinese instrument with over 3000 years of history
The Guitar course makes its way back onto the MVHS course offerings after its temporary departure
The new course offers much to students just starting out in music
Choir shines in its debut concert
Unique lightning, formations and themes of resilience create a stunning first show of the year
Ed Sheeran’s ‘Play’ may struggle to shine like a sapphire
Although Ed Sheeran’s eighth studio album includes multicultural influence, his album blurs together due to the lack of variety in his tracks
Beyond the surface
The influence of Black history and culture on modern arts and entertainment
The sound of Black history
How Black culture has shaped music