December 7, 2013
Jazz master and CBS News Cultural Correspondent Wynton Marsalis and South African jazz legend Hugh Masekela explore the role of music as an instrument for social change — the soundtrack for a people’s revolution.
How music became an instrument for change in Mandela’s fight for freedom
Also of Interest
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Videos
Sound of Freedom - Masterclass in Marciac 2007 (Part VI)
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Wynton's Blog
On Nelson Mandela’s legacy
More Videos
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Wynton Marsalis talks reopening of Jazz at Lincoln Center - ABC Good Morning America
November 15th, 2021 -
Wynton Marsalis surprises jazz musician doing pop-up concerts in New York - NBC Today Show
December 16th, 2020 -
Marsalis brothers pay tribute to coronavirus victims - CNN Replay
April 19th, 2020 -
Wynton Marsalis on keeping his jazz legend father’s legacy alive - CBS This Morning
April 15th, 2020 -
Wynton Marsalis on late father Ellis Marsalis - CBS “60 Minutes”
April 12th, 2020 -
Wynton Marsalis and Hamilton de Holanda on “Conversa com Bial” - TV Globo
June 27th, 2019 -
“Abblasen,” the theme of “CBS Sunday Morning” - CBS Sunday Morning
January 27th, 2019 -
Abblasen Swing: Celebrating 40 years of CBS Sunday Morning
September 15th, 2018