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On Oct. 19, 1814, an Austrian teenager named Franz Schubert wrote "Gretchen at the Spinning Wheel," a boldly innovative song that remains an inspiration for singers and songwriters.

With a muscular, mahogany-colored voice, one of the today's finest tenors sings his way through the hits and lesser-known operas by Puccini.

Reunited after three decades, the pan-African "cosmic jazz" experimentalists throw an extended and ecstatic dance party, with throwback funk vibes and multiculti merger.

The singer-songwriter faces her fears with a jazz standard about a love that once was. "[I] couldn't think of having a more proper goodbye to that home and chapter of my life than this video."

NPR Music's Tom Huizenga and host Guy Raz spin an eclectic mix of new classical releases.

A dozen items — including recordings, books, toys and even wine — to delight classical music lovers.

One of the world's top original instruments ensembles, the Revolutionary and Romantic Orchestra, plays Beethoven by the book.

The jazz pianist lets the melody sing a song of yearning and hope in "Mother, Where Are You?"

The centenarian still wakes up every morning eager to write a new piece of music.

An Ontario orchestra shines in recent music by Nico Muhly, Jonny Greenwood and Richard Reed Parry.