Music Archives - State Magazine

Local children sing the U.S. national anthem at Flanders Field American Cemetery in Waregem, Belgium, during the last in-person Memorial Day ceremony before it shifted online for two years during the pandemic, May 26, 2019. Photo by Serge Vandendriessche

Young voices honor the fallen

The Charlie Porter Quintet performs at the Katara Opera House, Nov. 27. Photo by Tracy Castro Aguilar

Cultural programs unite Americans and Qataris during a momentous year

Consular Officer Bradley Geer (far right, standing) conducts the Guangzhou Baroque Orchestra as they perform selections from Handel’s “Messiah,” September 2021. Photo courtesy of the Guangzhou Baroque Orchestra

First-tour FSO conducts musical diplomacy

Canberra vaccinations off to a musical start

Grammy and two-time Latin Grammy Award winner Aymée Nuviola performs a virtual concert at Fort Benning, Ga., Feb. 24. Screenshot courtesy of USAID

Black History Month concert features Grammy Award winner

Luigi Lusi, help desk coordinator for the Information Systems Center at Embassy Rome, monitors myServices—a tool used at overseas posts for submitting requests for anything from information technology, housing issues, supplies, or transportation—while working remotely from home. Photo courtesy of Luigi Lusi

Embassy Rome’s IT support promotes resilience with music

Singing amid the pandemic

Members of the Reginald Golden Singers gospel ensemble perform during the First American Gospel Festival in Jerusalem, Feb. 6. Photo by Matty Stern

Gospel music connects diverse Israeli populations

Jazz festival brings music exchange to Port-au-Prince

Musical Diplomacy

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