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If you've any television lately, you've seen them - an endless stream of political ads. President Bush, John Kerry and other groups are buying up ad time…

The winter storm that started Tuesday morning promised to get worse. But commuters, workers and children found ways to cope and even enjoy the winter…

As musical organizations the world over struggle to find funding to keep the doors open, one orchestra of mainly self-taught musicians are reaping the…

The fourth season of Concerts @ Ohio State concludes this Sunday at 1 PM. We've presented eight weeks of concerts from the School of Music at The Ohio…

Does the thought of seven consecutive hours of nothing but opera on Classical 101's wonderful airwaves strike you with joy, pity, mirth, fear, revulsion…

On the next Fretworks, we'll hear Bach played on the mandolin by Chris Thile, music from the first ever guitar concerto recording from the New York…

As excitement in Central Ohio grows at the prospect of a playoff berth for the Columbus Blue Jackets, excitement also grows in Vancouver in anticipation…

Austrian composer Franz Schubert was born on January 31, 1797, and I'll have a couple of his works on the next Fretworks, which happens to be on that…

You might remember a short time ago that a violin purportedly owned by Wallace Hartley, bandmaster on the ill-fated ship, had been located. Â You might…

If some of Mozart's bawdiest letters were to his cousin, Maria Anna Thekla Mozart, some of his silliest were to his sister, Maria Anna Mozart, called…