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Dayton Philharmonic conductor Neil Gittleman had just started the first piece on the program, Debussy's Prelude to “The Afternoon of a Faun,â€? when…

Above: Soprano Lily Pons sings one of her signature arias - "The Bell Song" from Delibes' opera Lakmé - in the 1930 film I Dream Too Much. In an era when…

The opening of the Fourth Symphony of English composer Ralph Vaughan Williams comes as quite a shock for listeners expecting music of solace and beauty,…

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

Violinist Lara St. John, like many professional musicians, spends much of her time schlepping her instrument through airports, hotel lobbies, and onto the…

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…

Some of my favorite artists will be appearing on a Musical Collage at Bexley United Methodist Church, 2567 E. Broad St., Sunday February 8 at 3 PM. What's…

Italian composer Nino Rota is rightfully best known for his many film scores, over 150 in all. There are many great, memorable scores for films by…

Deanna Durbin has died in France at the age of 91. Who's Deanna Durbin? She was a top box office star for Paramount and MGM from the late 1930s to just…