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With more and more viewers watching TV online, cable channels like ESPN are adjusting to decreased revenue.

Join us this hour on "All Sides with Ann Fisher," for a program of pairs. First, two oil spills and two rivers, one out west in Yellowstone park, and the…

It's nearly an all Mozart weekend with the Columbus Symphony. Amadeus himself would want room left for his beloved Haydn, whose Te Deum opens the program…

Above: How an orchestra rehearses without a conductor - A Far Cry Chamber Orchestra rehearses Tchaikovsky's Serenade for Strings. Troll deeply enough…

There was a time when seeing a contemporary work on a program otherwise occupied by Mozart, Bach, or Brahms, gave concertgoers pause. Â Do we bolt now and…

Let's face it: the world has gotten pretty strange. Mind you, some of that strangeness is a lot of fun, which is really no surprise. Culturally speaking,…

Pretend you're Mozart for a moment. It's 1778. You've just arrived by coach in Paris, where you've never been before. Your jacket is rumpled, your wig is…

Last Thursday evening on Symphony @ 7 we began our series of all the symphonies of the great Early-Romantic Austrian composer Franz Schubert as part of…

Johann Baptist Vanhal, Hans Rott, and Vasily Kalinnikov are not household names, but they wrote some great music. Â Michael Haydn and Charles Gounod are…

There really is a Santa Claus. If not, I don't want to hear it. What should St. Nick bring the music lover in your life? Here are some ideas. Mozart: Don…