Tom Huizenga

Think of your favorite pop song. Will it still be a crowd-pleaser 300 years from now?

It's best not to question the vastness of Igor Levit's mind, which hums along with the efficiency of a q

If you think of Mozart as the giggling savant from the film Amadeus,

This #NowPlaying discovery comes to us from today's episode of the All Songs Considered podcast, which highlights the best music of August.

In our perpetually addled world of split-second attention spans, spending 53 minutes with a glacially-paced, prismatic piece of orchestral music mig

Describing Icelandic composer Anna Thorvaldsdottir's Enigma – her first string quarte

Max Richter's new release is anchored by his arre

It's tough to find more lustrous, viscerally alive singing than this.

On March 19, 1968, an amateur recording engineer set up his gear at Le Hibou, a coffeehouse in Ottawa, Canada.