Vermont Music

Doug Cox has been making world-class violins and violas for 50 years and has built a reputation as one of the premier luthiers in the United States.

Vermont musician Pitz Quattrone explains how he makes didgeridoos and incorporates their unique sound into his compositions.

This hour, we re-air host Mikaela Lefrak's interview with Strafford musician Noah Kahan from August.

Musician Noah Kahan plays live and talks with host Mikaela Lefrak about his rising career.

The Vermont Symphony Orchestra is asking students to write a new composition using a five-measure theme from a concerto. The original compositions can be in any musical genre, from classical to folk to hip-hop.

This week on Safe & Sound: a selection of the entries submitted by Vermonters to NPR's annual Tiny Desk Contest

This episode of Safe & Sound has Vermont music about dolphin adoration, monsters and shapeshifters, plus whiskey and spinning planets. We also get a…

This episode of Safe & Sound features new tracks from Moonwake (Josh Weinstein’s project when he isn’t playing bass with Kat Wright) and Chipmunk Economy,…

MLK Day of Service is Monday, Jan. 18. In this episode of Safe & Sound, we'll focus on songs and spoken word that raise awareness around social and racial…

Plenty of new releases this week on Safe & Sound for the new year, including couchsleepers, Marcie Hernandez, Patti Casey and The Young Love Scene!Bidi…