Sting and Shaggy perform a Tiny Desk Concert on Sept. 19, 2018. Cameron Pollack/NPR hide caption

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Technicians attend a rehearsal of the show Universal Judgment: Michelangelo and the Secrets of the Sistine Chapel, directed by Marco Balich, on March 13 near the Vatican. The Vatican Museums, which house the Sistine Chapel, provided high-definition digital reproductions of the frescoes in the hall at a reduced rate because they acknowledged the educational value of the project. Alberto Pizzoli/AFP/Getty Images hide caption
The Sistine Chapel Gets Its Own High-Tech Spectacle, With Music By Sting
Tinsel Tales 4: NPR Christmas Stories Told Through Song
Sting is interviewed by World Cafe's new full-time host, Talia Schlanger, in this session. Galea McGregor/WXPN hide caption
Sting On World Cafe
Sixteen-time Grammy-award winning British rock star, Sting has released his first collection of original songs in a decade. The album's entitled, 57th & 9th. Peter Pakvis/Redferns hide caption
'I Have A Purpose': Sting Talks About '57th & 9th' And Why He's Still Here
Sting's new album is composed mostly of traditional British music, as well as re-workings of recent material from solo albums. Clive Barda/Deutsche Grammophon hide caption
Left to right: Aimee Mann, Sheryl Crow, Suzanne Vega.
Frank Micelotta/ImageDirect/Getty Images/Hulton Archive hide captionWorld Cafe Looks Back: '90s Singer-Songwriters
Clockwise from top left: U2, Neil Young, Weezer, Paula Cole. Courtesy of the artists hide caption