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Wyoming Public Media, the City of Laramie Parks and Recreation, Wyoming Community Foundation and Wyoming Humanities are collaborating on a statewide event for this 4th of July.

Even as businesses and public areas begin to re-open, the threat of a serious outbreak in Wyoming remains. In response, a choral festival out of Jackson is taking its event online, keeping attendees - and singers - safe.

The coronavirus pandemic has put an indefinite hold on live events, and musicians are among those losing out. So performers are turning to the internet as a virtual concert venue.

Arts organizations throughout Wyoming are stepping up with creative online activities while the coronavirus epidemic keeps people home.

Do you have favorite albums from this year? Now's your chance to tell us! One vote per person please and the deadline is midnight on December 28. We'll play back all your favorites on Wyoming Sounds, Tuesday, December 31 and Wednesday, January 1 from 9 a.m. to noon.

Musicians from Wyoming and Montana will gather on March 21 at Sheridan College for a performance centered around place.

Do you have favorite albums from this year? Now's your chance to tell us! One vote per person please and the deadline is midnight on December 27. We’ll play back all your favorites on Wyoming Sounds, Monday, December 31 and Tuesday, January 1 from 9 a.m. to noon.

A new music school is opening in Cheyenne, and it’s is different from most traditional music schools. 

The Best Music Of 2017

We asked listeners to vote from two lists and we received an abundance of votes this year! Thanks to everyone who voted and thank you for listening to Wyoming Sounds. Here are their picks for the best music of 2017:

Top 20 Albums

1.       Jason Isbell – Nashville Sound

2.       Willie Nelson – God’s Problem Child

3.       Father John Misty – Pure Comedy

4.       Chris Stapleton – From a Room

5.       Josh Ritter - Gathering

6.       Kendrick Lamar – DAMN

Do you have favorite albums from this year? Now's your chance to tell us! One vote per person please and the deadline is Midnight on December 27. 

We’ll play back all your favorites on Wyoming Sounds, Friday, December 29 and Monday, January 1 from 9 a.m. to Noon. 

Vote For The Top Albums Of 2017

The Best Music Of 2016

We asked listeners to vote from two lists: AAA and Wyoming albums. We received an abundance of votes this year! Thanks to everyone who voted and thank you for listening to Wyoming Sounds. Here are their picks for the best music of 2016:

Top 20 AAA

Do you have favorite albums from this year? Now's your chance to tell us! 

Vote For The Top Albums Of 2016

Vote For The Top Wyoming Albums Of 2016

The official video for Pat + Victor's song, "Wyoming." Written by Victor Pokorny. Listen to Pat + Victor's entire "Stay! Positive!" EP starting Aug. 23, 2016 on iTunes, Spotify, Soundcloud, Google Play and other streaming and purchase sites. 

The Best Music Of 2015

We asked listeners to vote from three lists: AAA, Americana, and Wyoming/Regional. We received an abundance of votes this year! Thanks to everyone who voted and thank you for listening to Morning Music. Here are listeners picks for the best music of 2015:

Top 20 AAA 

1. Alabama Shakes - Sound and Color

2. Brandi Carlile - The Firewatcher's Daughter

3. Jason Isbell - Something More Than Free

4. James Taylor - Before This World

5. James McMurtry - Complicated Game

Here are listeners votes for the best music of 2015!

Vote For The Best Triple-A Music Of 2015

Vote For The Best Americana Music Of 2015

The Best Music Of 2014

We received a record amount of votes this year! Thanks to everyone who voted and thank you for listening to Morning Music. Here are WPR's Top 20 CD's of 2014 from listener votes:

Thanks for voting for the Best Music Of 2014

We added up listener picks, compiled the Top 20, and played all the tunes on Morning Music during December 31st and January 1st.

See the results!

Fresh off the 2014 release of ‘Dave and the Gin Mill Gypsies’, Laramie guitarist, singer, and songwriter David Wiatrolik assembles a stripped down trio (Dana Robertson, drums and Luke Woodbury, bass) to perform live at the WPM studios.