Introduction: Music and Art
Stevie Wonder, “Village Ghetto Land” “For as long as there’s life, for as long as we have things happening …
1 Entry Points: Music and Art
Dr. Paul Farmer, founder of Partners in Health, interviewed by NPR’s Diane Rehm on his work …
2 Awakenings: Music and Art
Howard Thurman, author of Jesus and the Disinherited, and With Head and Heart: The Autobiography of Howard Thurman A remarkable interview …
3 Interruptions: Music and Art
Summer in the South Bronx Jonathan Kozol, Jewish educator and activist, author of Amazing Grace: …
4 Crucifixions: Music and Art
Anne and Abel Meeropol NPR: “The Strange Story of the Man Behind ‘Strange Fruit,’” includes footage of Billie Holiday performing “Strange …
5 Silences: Music and Art
“In the Desert with Fr. Bill: Encountering Faith and Art with Fr. Bill McNichols,” wonderful, whimsical piece on iconographer William …
6 Streets: Music and Art
Stevie Wonder, “Village Ghetto Land” Songs in the Key of Life: Classic Albums Stevie Wonder, “Big Brother” Stevie Wonder, …
7 Presences: Music and Art
BBC Radio: Etty Hillesum Jewish Women’s Archive “For a number years I studied archetypal feminine …
8 Differences: Music and Art
The iconography of William Hart McNichols Cincinnati artist Holly Shapker’s Adsum collection, inspired by the …
9 Song Circles: Music and Art
“Oh Happy Day,” The Edwin Hawkins Singers, 1969. The only traditional Gospel song ever to crossover and become a hit on …
