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You know you're the type to look in people's medicine cabinets. We all do it. I have another quirk. I look all through people's books, records, and CDs. I…

The travails of the New York City Opera are well-documented. In an open letter to New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, Charles Loomis of Musical…

This Sunday, June 12 at 2 p.m. I'll be presenting the 1978 Metropolitan Opera production of Mascagni's Cavalleria rusticana, with Placido Domingo, James…

All this week on Symphony @ 7, we have featured recordings with the exciting conductor Gustavo Dudamel, and we wrap up this evening with a two-hour…

Columbus' Actors' Theatre celebrates its 25th season by completing a marathon reading of the works of William Shakespeare. The more than 100-hour…

More than 4-thousand Ohio National Guard troops and air reservists have been deployed overseas since the start of the Iraq War. Studies indicate between…

A proposed police substation for Columbus' University District got mixed reviews last night at a public meeting. Representatives from the city and Ohio…

While the content of classical music performances is always going to be focused on the composers which formed it's foundation, new music is being written…

This evening on Symphony @ 7, we'll have something not heard all that often from French composer Claude Debussy — the Pelleas et Melisande Symphony. It's…

This weekend the Columbus Symphony gives the local premiere of Mason Bates's Cello Concerto. The soloist is Joshua Roman, and Rossen Milanov conducts.…