The Bicentennial Issue Launches October 1!
Indianapolis has turned 200, and this city has rocked, rolled, moved and grooved along the way. Join us in celebrating the Indianapolis Bicentennial as NOTE magazine explores 200 years of community contributions, achievements, and milestones of Indianapolis’ music history.
Special thanks to the Indianapolis Bicentennial Commission for endorsing this issue of NOTE magazine as an Official Bicentennial Community Project. The digital edition of this NOTE magazine is free so that everyone can join in the celebration, made possible by The Penrod Society.
Print editions of NOTE are available for $10 each below.
Issue 14: The Bicentennial Issue
Explore how Indianapolis has been shaped by Classical Music plus Jazz, Native Peoples, R&B, Hip-Hop, and Punk as NOTE celebrates Indianapolis' 200th birthday.
Issue 13: The Festival Issue
Indianapolis has a robust classical music scene, worthy of being treasured as one of our city’s defining assets. NOTE takes a deeper look into classical festivals local and on a national scale.
Issue 12: The Vinyl Revival
People aren't just buying them for the sake of nostalgia, data shows that vinyl records are selling more copies than CDs. Surprised? Read all about why vinyl has made a comeback in this issue of NOTE.
Issue 11: The Standards of Mastery
We pay homage to local classical music legends. Read about Indiana classical music in this issue of NOTE and see the impact of these amazing musicians.
Issue 10: Music and the Brain
We cover one of the most intriguing topics in this issue of NOTE that has Medical Doctors working with Musicians! Read about Indianapolis composer Stuart Hyatt, and see how music influences the brain.
Issue 9: Classical Gives Back
NOTE gets you in the holiday spirit by sharing how classical music gives back to its community in unexpected ways. Take a journey with Unsilent Night, the international boombox caroling music phenomenon.
Issue 8: Celebrate Radio
To celebrate Classical Music Indy’s 50th anniversary, we pay homage to the most consumed media in the U.S.: Radio. Learn how our founders kept classical music on the air in Indianapolis for 50 years.
Issue 7: Women in Music
To relaunch NOTE magazine, we chose to feature Women in Music, to celebrate local influencers past and present that have made stunning accomplishments not only with their talent, but also with their leadership in the genre.
