Karaoke is normally reserved for drunks in bars around the world. But in Germany thousands gather in an outdoor amphitheater to listen to people sing their favorite songs.
Walking the streets you'll see some pretty talented people showing off their skills but this bucket drummer blows them all out of the water with this insane one handed roll.
If you go back and look at some pretty famous album covers you'll notice that many feature artist sitting on a wicker chair. But why, how did it all start?
The world of music has changed with technology from mp3's to streaming online. But did you know that streaming music is now affecting how songs are being written?
Known as the Dies irae it's been around since the 13th century but you've heard it before in many movies and TV series. But why is this melody always used?
The Large Hadron Collider is world famous for it's contributions to science. Yo-Yo Ma is world famous for his contributions to the world of art. So what happens when you combine the two?
Known as the Great Stalacpipe Organ it looks like a normal church organ but instead of metal pipes it uses the caves own stalactites to make the music.
How were these famous sounds created and why are they so powerful? Lets look at how sounds have been integrated into modern life to tell us more with so little.
Leave it to a mad scientist to make awesome music using technology. It's not everyday you see a musician wearing a metal suit playing guitar surrounded my lightning.
Love it or hate it but Disco music has it's place in music history. But did you know Disco is responsible for changing Pop music making songs longer.
Have you ever bought an album of music and seen one of those "explicit lyrics" stickers on it? Well the history behind it is pretty crazy.
Watch as four ladies all battle for center stage in a musical competition that see's a battle of skills result in beautiful music.
This street drummer has to be one of the best. With some simple buckets laid out before him and raw talent he smashes away creating awesome beats.
Jazz is for real musician's so when you hear there is a song many are scared to play you have to ask why? Lets take a look at why John Coltrane's "Giant Steps" is considered a right of passage.
Playing an instrument takes years of practice and dedication so imagine trying to play one that's melting as you play it. Lets look at ice instruments.
