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This evening on Symphony @ 7, we have an hour of Mozart with two fine contrasting examples of his art, a relatively youthful symphony of his Salzburg…

The AIDS Quilt Song Book is a CD and musical score published nearly thirty years ago. American composers gathered to create original work that spoke…

The world of classical music has not been easy for African-Americans. Exquisite talent has often been ignored, and there's been a "why bother?' attitude…

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…

Scott Cantrell, Classical Music Writer for the Dallas Morning News, penned a thought-provoking article recently which suggested we are ignoring a large…

Music lovers are all too familiar with the word prodigy. Â Mozart qualified, certainly, as did Mendelssohn. Â Pianist Martha Argerich made her orchestral…

Happy Halloween from Classical101! Friday, October 31st's on-air ghoulish playlist features diabolical dances, demonic quadrilles, and suites from a few…

This evening at 7 pm, Classical Showcase wraps up a series of concerts from the Lucerne Festival in Switzerland. The Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra will…

It all started because Amit Peled wanted to impress a girl. Where others of us might have grabbed an electric guitar or gone out for football, young Amit…

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…