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Much is made about the age of the music most orchestras play. Â Yes, new music is commissioned and performed, but the vast majority of what you hear is by…

Shirley Verrett, glorious and glamorous soprano and mezzo soprano, is remembered this Saturday on two of Classical 101's programs: First, on Serenata…

Students at an east side Columbus charter school undertake at least one humanitarian project each year to give back to their community. This year the…

Columbus Symphony: The new season, broadcast series on Classical 101, and pre-concert talks--back in the comfortable seats! The Columbus Symphony began a…

I can hear a few of you right now -"What do you mean Beethoven's not enough? Somebody get a rope!" Before you form a lynch mob, listen to what artist and…

Much music is designed simply to entertain...to be a diversion for a while. Background music can set the mood for a party, a soiree, maybe a special…

The Columbus Symphony Orchestra and Chorus performs Giuseppe Verdi's Messa da Requiem at the Ohio Theatre, March 11 through 13, 2011. The tenor soloist is…

Far too many notes? Not for the great pianist with hands like giants’. Whenever I think of Sergei Rachmaninoff, I always also think of Thing, the…

[caption id="attachment_12403" align="alignright" width="137" caption="Janine Jansen"][/caption] [lacking in focus/can't follow] There are those who say a…

I was recently thinking about the beautiful sound of the wordless singing in Sergei Rachmaninoff's Vocalise, Op. 34, No. 14, probably most familiar in…