Welcome to the third Songs of the Week of 2025. We didn’t do a Songs of the Week last week, with Martin Luther King Day plus ...

With its breathy timbre, virile tone, and broad vibrato, Webster’s bluesy tenor saxophone sound is one of the most readily identifiable in jazz. He spent several years as a featured soloist in ...

I really wanted that tenor and that started me on the idea that you could have not just one instrument but many. When I got to high school they had a bass saxophone. I own that instrument now. I was ...

The speedrunner, whose nickname is surprisingly descriptive--he has a doctorate in music composition--was attempting a live run of Elden Ring using a digital saxophone as a controller. Beating ...

Showband singer and saxophone player Paddy Cole has died at the age of 85. The musician’s death comes after he was diagnosed with lung cancer in 2022. Cole celebrated his 85th birthday on ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — Opera tenor Christopher Macchio will sing the national anthem at the President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration before a much smaller crowd than he was expecting ...

Who Is Christopher Macchio? Meet the Opera Tenor Singing the National Anthem at the Inauguration WASHINGTON (AP) — Opera tenor Christopher Macchio will sing the national anthem at the President ...

WASHINGTON — Opera tenor Christopher Macchio will sing the national anthem at President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration before a much smaller crowd than he was expecting, a letdown with a ...

Now, known as "America’s Tenor," Macchio, 46, was handpicked by President-elect Donald Trump to sing the national anthem for the Monday inauguration at the United States Capitol. Trump has known ...

WASHINGTON — Opera tenor Christopher Macchio will sing the national anthem at the President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration before a much smaller crowd than he was expecting, a letdown with ...

The last surviving original member of the Band died on Tuesday. He was a master on keys and saxophones who could conjure a panoply of scenes and eras. By Jon Pareles Ever so self-effacingly ...