Ideas of the Year
A look at some of 2010's most remarkable thinking More »
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Harvey Sach's new book, "The Ninth: Beethoven and the World in 1824," sheds new light on an old question More »
Why do some pieces cause a physical reaction in the listener? Seven works that will make your hair stand on end. More »
What do classical music and electronica have in common? A lot, actually. More »
An exploration of the instrument's legacy in classical music and its continuing influence today on everything from rap to rock. More »
Like athletes, musicians must meet physical requirements to excel in their field. The third in a series on appreciating classical music. More »
The second in a series on how to appreciate Mozart, Bach, and Beethoven in an age of Radiohead, Outkast, and Animal Collective More »
An interview with the technology writer about his new book, The Shallows, and the Internet's effect our brains More »
If you're under 30, you probably don't listen to much Bach. The first in a series of posts about why you should. More »
