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Technology has certainly made music readily accessible to most all of us.  The author of Reinventing Bach, Paul Elie, believes concert halls are…

We continue our week long celebration of conductor Georg Solti on Classical 101 this evening on Symphony @ 7 with Sir Georg leading the Chicago Symphony…

When Mark O'Connor began demonstrating his innate talent on the violin, mandolin, and guitar at a very early age, you would expect to then hear about a…

Paul Chihara is a Japanese-American who grew up in a relocation camp during WWII, first in Idaho and later in Seattle. Even with the indignities suffered…

The Weekender in the Columbus Dispatch reminds me to remind you of this weekend performances by Ballet Met in the Ohio Theater. Ballet Met has made a…

Those for whom classical music is a career, whether performing or in an associated field such as the radio or recording industry, it is simple to…

A while ago, I wrote about period instrument vs. modern instrument performances and touched on just a few of the issues involved in comparing and…

Andrew Imbrie (1921-2007) is a composer whose work is worth knowing better. My introduction to Imbrie was the world premiere of his Requiem, given by the…

It's hard to believe that the Guarneri Quartet ("...has no superior on the world's stages" -New York Times) is retiring at the end of the 2008-2009…

President Barack Obama focused on higher education accessibility and affordability in this latest trip to Central Ohio. It was the president’s latest…