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Hulton Archive/Getty ImagesThe Bohemian composer claimed "everyone who has a nose must smell America" in his Symphony No. 9. ()
An American band touring in China? No big deal. But a Chinese rock band in New York? That's new. ()
The Iranian musician behind the "Sounds of Peace" program will be a headline act at Carnegie Hall. ()
The renowned rapper reflects on his career upon the release of a new album — his first in 10 years. ()
Irish singer Imelda May is a walking, talking, singing embodiment of the 1950s. ()
NPR Music's Tom Huizenga and host Guy Raz spin a wide assortment of new classical CDs. ()
Electronica wizard Dan Deacon seeks meaningful pop, now scored for a 15-person live band.
The young composer mixes gospel, jazz and hip-hop into his pieces, performed by his own orchestra.
Gather up some loved ones and a pitcher of iced tea, and let these songs set the tone.
