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Richard Wagner would be a Facebook fanatic.  Imagine two decades of minute-by-minute updates, telling the world in minute detail of the progress being…

Regardless of your feelings about so-called "classical crossover" music, it has a huge audience and, in my opinion, can serve a purpose beyond…

Yesterday was a blustery day in Columbus, 18 degrees to be precise, but you would not have known it from the atmosphere at the Columbus Foundation where…

The city of Columbus smoking ban went into effect at the strike of 12 last night. Bar and restaurant owners don't yet know how the ban will effect their…

The inaugural flight for Columbus' start-up airline, Skybus, left for Burbank Tuesday morning and landed in California later in the afternoon. Before…

One of the many blessings of this job is an immersion in many kinds of music. Twenty years ago my knowledge of chamber music was limited at best. I knew…

Recently the British magazine Classic FM published an article in which American violinist Mark O'Connor claims that the founder of the Suzuki string…

"Celebrating American Symphonies" continues this evening on Symphony @ 7Â with music of the 19th and 20th centuries from John Knowles Paine and Lou…

I was going to say that this will be a good week for the Columbus Symphony, but it's more appropriate to write that this will be a good week for the…

The New Albany Symphony presents John Adam's  Short Ride on a Fast Machine; Beethoven's Piano Concerto 2; and The Planets, by Gustav Holst. Jon…