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The vote came after 30 minutes of debate with Democratic Commissioners Paula Brooks and Mary Jo Kilroy voting yes and GOP Commissioner Dewey Stokes voting…

It has been nearly three-quarters of a century since the end of World War II, but the hatred of the Nazi regime, what it did and what it stood for, still…

I had the privilege of attending the Perkins Observatory in Delaware, Ohio a few months ago for an interesting lecture and demonstration of the…

Many years ago a film crew went to the Casa di Riposo, the home for elderly musicians established by Giuseppe Verdi shortly before his death in 1901.…

Musical archeology has found us scraps of Mozart, bills submitted to the Church by J.S. Bach, some of Beethoven's rants and notes jotted on paper, an…

Thirty-seven years after her death, Maria Callas (1923-1977) continues to fascinate. Her last recordings were made fifty years ago, and she remains among…

You can't talk about Benjamin Britten without talking about tenor Peter Pears. Peter Pears (1910-1986) and Britten were life partners from the time they…

The Weekender in the Columbus Dispatch reminds me to remind you of this weekend performances by Ballet Met in the Ohio Theater. Ballet Met has made a…

ProMusica Summer Music Series Thursday, August 7 Katherine DeJongh, flute Barber - Adagio for Strings Liebermann - Flute Concerto Mozart - Symphony No. 26…

Happy New Year! Yes, many of us are fat, sated and broke but that doesn't mean we can't look forward to some wonderful performances by Columbus's arts…