Lorraine Desmarais On Piano Jazz
The award-winning jazz artist performs original compositions and a set of standards during this 1991 episode.
Music & Culture
New Three Kings Day Traditions Form In The Aftermath Of Hurricane Maria
Three Kings Day is the highlight of the holiday schedule for most in Puerto Rico. But after Hurricane Maria, the sound of season is changing.
The Baroque Era
In this episode, Peter reveals the best of the Baroque, including ornamentation, polyphony, and the father of the mighty piano: the harpsichord.
St. Vincent On World Cafe
With only an acoustic guitar in hand, Annie Clark pulls off an in-studio performance in spades.
Lo Moon: Tiny Desk Concert
The LA band's signature sound is intimate and demonstrative, haunting yet uplifting, an old-fashioned rock beat under glimmering guitar and keys. And at the Tiny Desk, it was at ease.
Alt.Latino Album Chat: Making Movies Talks Protest Music
Alt.Latino kicks off the new year with a new feature: the Alt.Latino Album Chat, a conversation about a new album with the artist who made it. This week, Making Movies talks about You Are Another Me.
Forebears: Bessie Smith, The Empress Of The Blues
The pioneering singer influenced blues, jazz, rock and beyond with her powerful voice and inventive delivery, displaying a greatness rooted in the ability to channel her life story into her work.
Justin Timberlake Gets Futuristic And 'Filthy'
Man Of The Woods, Justin Timberlake's first album in five years, comes out Feb. 2.
First Listen: Anderson East, 'Encore'
With sophisticated song arrangements and dashing interpretations, the Nashville singer recognizes the importance of artfulness even to raw, Southern soul expression.
Mondo Cozmo On World Cafe
From making music in his spare bedroom to a No. 1 hit on the Billboard charts, the Philadelphia-born, LA-based musician performs live.