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William Grant Still has been called "the dean" of African-American composers. Although he is best known for his Afro-American Symphony from 1930, this…

As Riccardo Muti and the Chicago Symphony approached the end of the second movement of Brahms' 2nd Symphony, the auditorium grew so quiet, you could…

Many a youngster dreams of playing professional sports. Â Whether it's baseball, football, or basketball, most of us have daydreamed about hitting the…

I will interview Steve Reich from the stage of Weigel Hall auditorium this Thursday, February 23 at 12.30 as part of the OSU-College of the Arts Winter…

At the end of Gustav Mahler's Fourth Symphony, we are presented with a child's vision of heaven in a song for soprano and orchestra. This is surely one…

We just acknowledged the 150th anniversary of the birth of Claude Debussy on August 22. On Saturday the 25th, one of the greatest figures in American…

Today's classical headlines include some must-see classical and opera programs on PBS tonight, sad news from the opera world and a new winner at the Van…

Those of us of a certain age remember the popular game show What's My Line. The panel tried to discover a contestant's unusual profession. Later they…

For this Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we are featuring William Grant Still's Symphony No.2 in G minor, Song of a New Race on Symphony @ 7. It dates…

This evening at 7 on Classical Showcase, it's mostly Brahms in a concert from Walt Disney Concert Hall with the L. A. Philharmonic that includes the…