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A voting rights organization Thursday is urging the Cuyahoga County elections board not to use central count optical scan voting for the presidential…

In common pleas court today, TP Mechanical Contractors Incorporated tried to prove that county commissioners abused their discretion by rejecting the…

A 2008 presidential debate will not be held in Columbus. Ohio State University decided it was not the right time to try to host the event. OSU University…

On Fretworks Saturday evening at 7,  we have music ranging from 16th Century France and Italy to 20th Century England and Argentina. Renaissance Paris…

People still flock to the Louvre in Paris to see perhaps the most famous painting in the world, the Mona Lisa. Now, people can hear a musical instrument…

In December 1781 Mozart wrote to his father from Vienna that he planned to marry Constanze Weber. Mozart knew that his father was opposed to his marrying…

Commercials with classical music represented in them in some way are, more often than not, less than flattering. Â As New Yorker Magazine writer Alex Ross…

Camille Saint-Saens may have written the best-loved piece of classical music illustrating various members of the animal kingdom in his "zoological…

Above: Pianist James Rhodes performs Rachmaninoff's haunting Prelude in C-sharp minor at London's Barbican Centre. James Rhodes is no stranger to mental…

We'll ring in the official start of summer on the next Fretworks program with banjo player extraordinaire Bela Fleck and his arrangement of J. S. Bach's…