music – The Sagamore

Music has always been a way for people to escape reality for a short period of time and immerse themselves in a new world. The Sagamore has put together four playlists in the hopes that readers can use them to escape from quarantine, even for a few minutes.

New music to discover during quarantine

May 17, 2020

Singer songwriter Adam Melchor has been playing music for most of his life. Melchor hopes that his songs connect with his audience and remind them of their own experiences.

“It’s very tough to be a disco ball without any money.” A Q&A with singer Adam Melchor

April 3, 2020

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March 13, 2020

Brookline teachers enjoy wide variety of music

Elena Su, Arts Editor

February 25, 2020

Lee dedicates her time to writing and producing songs and music videos. Her new single, “Closer,” whose album cover is featured above, was released on Nov. 11.

Lee uses music to connect with communities

December 18, 2019

After several accusations emerged against singer R. Kelly regarding multiple accounts of sexual
misconduct, including child pornography and underage sex, protests broke out across the nation.

Allegations prompt re-evaluation of musicians

June 20, 2019

After everyone had bowed and left the stage, a single music stand was brought back. Then, Platt, the cello player and the violin player returned for one last song:

Ben Platt’s “Sing To Me Instead” tour is full of comedy and beautiful music

May 10, 2019

The orchestra, led by conductor Nina Bishop, rehearses in the Robert-Dubbs Auditorium. Rehearsals are held during Z-block. The orchestra is currently preparing Brahms’ Hungarian Dance.

New conductor pushes students to develop skill-set

April 1, 2019

The Sagamore polled BHS students on various questions relating to types of music they listen to, relating to the type and era. The top three most popular genres were pop, rock, and R&B.

Music Across the Generations

April 1, 2019

Students hone their ability to play various instruments in music groups. Group dynamics and healthy competition motivate the musicians to continually improve and challenge themselves.

Music groups foster competitive environment between students

February 16, 2019

Mia Minichiello '09 is working in Los Angeles, California as a songwriter after studying music at the high school and the University of Southern California. Many artists who graduate from the high school pursue a career in art and credit their high school teachers with their success.

Alumni use high school arts education in their careers

January 11, 2019

Musician Kanye West was an outspoken supporter of President Donald Trump until he changed his views on twitter Oct. 30, 2018.

Kanye’s music trumps his politics

November 29, 2018

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