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There is a story in today's New York Times which states the Metropolitan Opera just completed it's largest fund raiser ever...$182,000,000. (NY Times)…

In the aftermath of Russia's invasion of Czechoslovakia, Mstislav Rostropovich played Dvorak's Cello Concerto while throngs protested outside. The famed…

Quartet Toujours from Columbus's Chamber Music Connection will appear on an upcoming episode of NPR's From the Top, a program featuring America’s best…

Antonio Vivaldi wrote some 240 violin concertos in his lifetime. Â However, that did not lessen the excitement of Icelandic scholar Johannes Agustsson…

In many Central Ohio circles, it is sacrilege to send your child to that "school up north," or to even mention it by name. However, for musical training…

The 100th birth anniversary celebration of conductor Georg Solti continues this evening with the Fourth Symphony of Johannes Brahms from a widely admired…

Our presentation of the symphonies of Gustav Mahler in the order of number of released recordings, from least to most, continues on Symphony at 7 Monday…

Musicians know all about suffering. Internalizing their pain often makes for great music. Thomas Quasthoff has had more pain than most. He's a…

The opening of the Fourth Symphony of English composer Ralph Vaughan Williams comes as quite a shock for listeners expecting music of solace and beauty,…

On Symphony @7 for the rest of this week, we're continuing the even-numbered symphonies of Ludwig van Beethoven. We started with No. 2 on Tuesday, and…