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Wait...what? Beethoven bad for music? Why would you even ask such a question? In a recent New Yorker story Alex Ross explores Beethoven's influence on…

"Anything you can do, I can do better." Â So sang Annie Oakley in Annie Get Your Gun. Â Whether it's on ice skates, in Cirque de Soleil, or in a concert…

Ohio State University transportation officials predict delays and confusion this weekend for the football team's opening game. More than 900 parking spots…

One hundred and ten years ago next month, the Minnesota Orchestral Foundation was founded. Â Out of that came the Minneapolis Symphony, now known as the…

Chief Justice Thomas Moyer, who led Ohio’s Supreme Court for nearly a quarter of a century, was the nation’s longest-serving active state chief…

I tend to think of certain orchestras as "Mahler orchestras." The New York Philharmonic is one such orchestra because Gustav Mahler himself was its music…

Classical 101 program director Beverley Ervine and I have come up with an idea. Why not invite in people in the community, musicians and normal people,…

I hope you'll join me in watching the latest program from PBS's Independent Lens series titled, When I Rise, the story of mezzo-soprano Barbara Conrad.…

If you have listened to pop music or watched movies for any length of time, then you may have noticed that some things lend themselves to different…

One of Europe's "luxury" men's clothiers, Ermenegildo Zegna, not only outfits some of the worlds best-dressed athletes and businessmen, but also many…