From Demo To Debut, How A Song Brought Lo Moon Together
The trio shares how their song "Loveless" brought a Brooklyn-based songwriter, LA-based keyboardist and a British guitarist together.
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Ice Music: Building Instruments Out Of Water
In the Eastern U.S., many are freezing this weekend and looking for warmth. Halfway around the world, Terje Isungset has built a music career dependent on frigid weather.
Across the Blue Ridge #107 - New Year’s Welcome, and The Life of Curly Seckler
We enter 2018 with a satisfying selection of old-time, bluegrass, traditional country and gospel music – some standards you've heard, and some fascinating old songs and tunes that may be new to you
Remembering Roswell Rudd, A Jazz Musician With An Ebullient Sound
The trombonist, who died on Dec. 21, spoke to Terry Gross in 2002 about the first time he played the horn as a kid: "This phenomenon came out, and I said, 'Damn, that's me! '"
10 Interviews Celebrating Robert Siegel's Love For Classical Music
In 30 years of hosting All Things Considered, Robert Siegel says he's enjoyed "peeking inside the brains" of today's most intriguing classical musicians. Hear a few of his favorite interviews.
Amanda Shires On Mountain Stage
During her third appearance on the program, Shires creates a sophisticated roots sound with just the right amount of grit.
Lorraine Desmarais On Piano Jazz
The award-winning jazz artist performs original compositions and a set of standards during this 1991 episode.
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.