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I've been going on about Giuseppe Verdi and Richard Wagner, both born in 1813. I've neglected Benjamin Britten (1913-1976) who's centennial is celebrated…

Ned Rorem, a Quaker from Chicago out of Richmond, Indiana, he of the exquisite choral music and art songs, he of the sexually explicit published diaries,…

I read with horror the account of a young college student in a small Oklahoma town who lost his life because three adolescents were "bored and didn't have…

Wolfgang Mozart's effervescent personality covered the gamut from gregarious to goofball. Still, there's a character in the Mozart family correspondence…

Saturday on Stage is Classical 101's weekly opera program. Join us Saturdays at 1:30 p.m. Already in August we've heard Verdi's Rigoletto and Luisa…

If you had a pulse anywhere in the world from roughly 1860-1910 you could not have avoided the play, Camille. This is the story of a Parisian courtesan,…

From Darkness to Light The Columbus Symphony begins the 2013-2014 season this Saturday night at 8 with Gustav Mahler's Symphony number 2, the Resurrection…

Boyce Lancaster talks with Maestro Albert-George Schram, the resident staff conductor of the Columbus Symphony Orchestra, about finding the line between…

Boyce Lancaster talks with Maestro Albert-George Schram, former staff conductor of the Columbus Symphony Orchestra, about Johann Sebastian Bach, whose…

If you've ever had a sibling who was an all-star athlete, a math whiz, a chess genius, a musical prodigy or a stark raving beauty, then you know that…