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Another obituary. Agence-Presse Paris reported yesterday death of Galina Vishnevskaya. In Russia and Europe in the 1950s and 60s she was known first as…

I probably wasn't the only one looking at the program for last week's Columbus Symphony concerts and saying "Who's Tito Munoz?' when I noticed the guest…

Opera companies love controversy. One exception would be Germany's Bayreuth Festival, founded by Richard Wagner in 1876 to showcase his own works,…

Runners had Rosie Ruiz. Pop music had Milli Vanilli. In the early 1900s, violinist Fritz Kreisler "rediscovered" a number of "lost classics" which he…

Yesterday I attended a rehearsal at BalletMet in preparation for this weekend's collaborative performances with the Columbus Symphony. I watched James…

In my ongoing attempt to lighten the Monday mood, the Classical 101 staff has been doing exhaustive research, trying to locate the gems of the classical…

It seems that, no matter how many new gadgets come out, new rides are created, and new ways are devised to separate us from our money, many simple…

Has a seventy year old woman ever grabbed you in the aisle of the Gristede's market on Broadway and 84th St. (long gone) and had you waltzing down the…

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…

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…