Sea of Sound

Soundcheck | May 3, 2010

Some of the most fascinating songs on the planet last for hours, evolve over time and contain messages that no one quite understands. Today we find out about the mysterious world of whale songs -- and one musician's quest to join it. Plus: violinist James Ehnes is being called one of the hottest Canadian classical musicians in recent memory. He joins us for a live performance.

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