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The nation's economy added a robust 288,000 jobs in April, far more than forecast, and the unemployment rate fell to 6.3 percent, its lowest level in five…

"If this isn't your greatest work, I don't know what is," wrote Andres Segovia to Manuel Ponce in 1940 about his Concierto del Sur (The Concerto of the…

The "Rach 3" as it's sometimes called, strikes fear into the heart of lesser pianists--but not Stewart Goodyear, who will be heard as the soloist in a new…

Classical 101's third season of concerts from the School of Music at The Ohio State University begins Sunday, January 6 at 1 pm. Please join me for a…

If you enjoy music for the classical guitar, join us Saturday evening at 7pm for Fretworks. This week we're featuring John Williams, the Los Angeles…

In 1788 Mozart moved from central Vienna to what was then a suburb named Alsergrund. It was there that he wrote his final three symphonies in rapid order…

Wolfgang Mozart's effervescent personality covered the gamut from gregarious to goofball. Still, there's a character in the Mozart family correspondence…

Boyce Lancaster talks with Maestro Albert-George Schram, the resident staff conductor of the Columbus Symphony Orchestra, about finding the line between…

Boyce Lancaster talks with Maestro Albert-George Schram, former staff conductor of the Columbus Symphony Orchestra, about Johann Sebastian Bach, whose…

If you've ever had a sibling who was an all-star athlete, a math whiz, a chess genius, a musical prodigy or a stark raving beauty, then you know that…