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Anyone who gave up sweets for Lent knows how tough it can be to forego sugar for a month. But how about for a whole year? We'll talk to an author whose…

TWO AUDIO PIECES, BOTH INTERVIEWS April is Jazz Appreciation Month, and what better way to show your appreciation than by seeing the Columbus Jazz…

Osvaldo Golijov has been called the rock star of classical music. He was born to Eastern European Jewish parents in La Plata, Argentina in 1960. His fiery…

Two stories caught my eye recently: One is an increasingly familiar tale of the lack of music instruction in our schools: Why Are Americans Disappearing…

A white spat in each world: the glitz of Hollywood and Carnegie Hall The show-tune din of Tin Pan Alley was mother's milk for George Gershwin and his…

At the Soviet blasphemers of good taste, I thumb my Russian nose. What would it be like to live in a totalitarian state? Those of us who have enjoyed two…

Describing Mark O'Connor to someone unfamiliar with him is akin to explaining wind to someone who has never been outside. Just like wind can be anything…

Happy April Fool's Day, and Happy National Poetry Month! Rarely do two such fun phenomena coincide on the same day. To celebrate National Poetry Month…

Lutenist Hopkinson Smith traveled all the way from Switzerland to Mees Hall on the Capital University campus last weekend for a masterclass and program…

When musicians take music you've heard a thousand times and help you discover something new about it, it's a special moment. There were many of those in…