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This article is an interview with Dr. Felicia Barber, an associate professor of choral conducting at Yale School of Music. Dr. Barber discusses her musical background, including her family's involvement in music and her love for singing. She also shares her experiences with racism and bias in the music industry, as well as her educational journey and career path. Dr. Barber emphasizes the importance of diversity and inclusion in the field of choral music and discusses her role at Yale, including teaching conducting and directing the Yale Camerata. She also mentions her love for Gospel music, jazz, and classical composers. [Extracted from the article]

This article, titled "The power of vulnerability," discusses the emotional impact of choral music and its ability to address complex emotions. It highlights the vulnerability and honesty of the text in liturgical music, which provides comfort to many individuals. The article also mentions the inclusion of experiences of grief in choral music, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging and confronting difficult emotions. Additionally, the article features Masaaki and Masato Suzuki, renowned musicians who have made significant contributions to the field of choral and organ music. [Extracted from the article]