You might not be able to put your finger on why you recognize Johann Sebastian Bach's "Air," which feels like an exhale produced with no actual air (wind instruments).

When you hear the word, "Psycho," do you immediately hear screeching, stabbing violins?

The chant "Dies Irae," or "Day of Wrath," has its origins in the Funeral Mass. Was it always so creepy?

Does this saga end with a tidy conclusion or a tense cliffhanger?

How did this composer's music, considered out of style at his death, become so popular that it was "Muzak'd to death" 200 years later?

What image comes to mind when you hear the word "ragtime?"

How did a composer, grilled by the House Un-American Activities Committee, become the quintessential American composer?

Dive deep with Christy L'Esperance as she explores Beethoven's 5th Symphony.

Get ready to dive deep into classical music with Christy L'Esperance!