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Each week on Fretworks, I try to have one of the big guitar concertos, along with plenty of solo and smaller ensemble pieces for the classical guitar. …

Written during the World War I, Danish composer Carl Nielsen titled his Fourth Symphony "the Inextinguishable."Â It was completed in 1916, when the…

Columbus is lucky to have so many top quality choices for holiday outings: Nutcracker Tchaikovsky got it right with his glittering score celebration one…

This week on Fretworks we'll hear the Los Angeles Guitar Quartet in their arrangement of music from the Renaissance by Giovanni Gabrielli. For well over…

On the next Fretworks, we'll hear Bach played on the mandolin by Chris Thile, music from the first ever guitar concerto recording from the New York…

RCA Magic Key broadcasts were heard over the RCA Blue Network from 1935 to 1939. The program originated from what is now the Ed Sullivan Theater in New…

This Saturday evening at 7pm on Classical 101, our hour long program Fretworks has music for the classical guitar. This week we'll hear a guitar trio, a…

The next broadcast of Classical Showcase Friday evening at 7 will feature the Los Angeles Philharmonic and Gustavo Dudamel conducting with Lang Lang as…

Austrian composer Franz Schubert was born on January 31, 1797, and I'll have a couple of his works on the next Fretworks, which happens to be on that…

The next Fretworks program airing Saturday evening at 7 pm and Wednesday evening at 7 will feature guitar arrangements for music of Bach and Stravinsky,…