iTunes has always been designed for “songs,” and, for the most part, classical music isn’t a song-based genre. Because of this, organizing classical music in iTunes can be a bit complicated. But with ...

A classical music collection can grow in fits and starts as enthusiasts discover and rediscover the performances of favored composers by favored artists, sometimes long after they've been recorded.

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A century ago, Black musicians in the classical music space were rare, as were recordings of their work. That is why the survival of more than two dozen of those recordings was so noteworthy. They've ...