J.S. Bach is considered by a lot of people to be a super clever composer. In the Crab Canon, he wrote a melody that can be played forwards, backwards, upside down, and against itself, without sounding odd!

Bryan Oden's Duck Song always leaves me in stitches, I guess because it reminds me of how kids can be, including myself (when I was young)! Watch to the end.

You make me Sick...says it all! Of Mice & Men gives a voice to those who are so angry but dare not speak.

Pentatonix performs a stunning rendition of Mark Lowry's song; making me think of winter fire and deepest love.

Rachmaninov's Piano Concerto No. 2 is one of the most emotional and dramatic pieces I have ever encountered. So full of depth and Russian angst!

Pikotaro's PPAP song is possibly the most meaningless song in the world, but it has brought him millions, so what do I know...

The monks of ancient Tibet knew what they were doing when they created meditative mantras. Studies have found that our bodies react to different sound waves. Try this with deep breathing, closed eyes, and relaxed but upright sitting position.

Arnold Schoenberg created serial music to rebel against the harmonies we had got used to hearing. I don't think he made it better. This music always makes me want to vomit.

This was a hard one, as there are so many gorgeous pieces out there. I think much of the magic of this song is due to the voice of Josh Groban. Richard Marx created soaring melodies and lovely modulations in "To Where You Are".