Songs for the Nation is a powerful short recital that recreates Marian Anderson’s historic 1939 Lincoln Memorial concert, brought to life by mezzo-soprano Bridgette Cooper. In a stirring tribute to Anderson’s courage and artistry, Cooper embodies the grace and strength of a woman who broke racial barriers with her voice alone. Performed at the historic Sandy Springs Museum, this reenactment honors a pivotal moment in American history—where music became a declaration of dignity, equality, and hope for generations to come.

Learn what happened to the piano that appeared in the 1939 concert that Marian Anderson gave on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial. Let's visit the Department of Interior to find out!

Episode 1 Operaluscious "Where Opera Meets Lifestyle", musician, conductor and pianist, Jeffrey Chappell, answers the question "What's Opera"? We visit a regional opera company, and a celebrity stylist takes us from a 9-5 to the opera.

International tenor, Duane Moody is asked What is Opera? We hear from the conductor of Riverbend Opera. Celebrity Make-Up artist, Audrey Bethards takes your 9 - 5 look to the opera!

Women's History Month and our London contributor and friend Paola Bassanese created a new recipe inspired by the opera La Traviata. The lead role Violetta is considered a pinnacle of the soprano repertoire. Learn about genres of opera, and what it takes to learn an opera role!