LINKS: Per Norgard Wins $200K, Ornette Coleman Tribute, Broadway's Honeymoon in Vegas, Bounden Dance App, Saving Recorded Sound

Be it classical music, jazz, theater or dance, arts news gets made fresh every single day.

So, in an effort to keep you Classicalites abreast of each and every art in our tagline, we've scoured the web for the best headlines--those stories, those people making the biggest aesthetic waves.

Here, then, are today's top stories...

Danish Composer Per Nørgård Wins $200,000 Prize from New York Philharmonic [WQXR]

The Honoree Wanted to Play, Too: An Ornette Coleman Tribute at Celebrate Brooklyn! [New York Times]

‘After Midnight’ Flops On Broadway, Making Room For ‘Honeymoon In Vegas’ [Deadline]

DANCES WITH IPHONES [The New Yorker]

The Machine That's Saving the History of Recorded Sound:
A device in the basement of the Library of Congress produces images of sound, echoing the reason recording devices were invented in the first place. [The Atlantic]