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Four years ago from this upcoming Monday a Minneapolis bridge carrying I-35W over the Mississippi River suddenly collapsed. The bridge was designed to…

It's said that Czech composer Antonin Dvorak found his own unique musical voice with his Symphony No. 5 in F. Â You can decide for yourself this evening…

Denise Montgomery, who headed Denver's Office of Cultural Affairs from 2003 to 2006 and is now an arts consultant in San Diego, said areas of crossover do…

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…

By all accounts, Franz Liszt was an amazing showman. It's no wonder we read stories of women fawning over him, following him down the street, and picking…

Opera Columbus continues its renaissance with a new way to present La boheme. You know the drill. Impoverished students in Paris, circa 1850, live in cold…

GOP Congresswoman Deborah Pryce is angry about a radio ads produced by her opponent's campaign. Democrat Mary Jo Kilroy has bought time on Christian and…

Elections director Matt Damschroder says the cards were turned into the board of elections by workers for the Association of Community Organizations for…

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…

Our on-going cycle of the symphonies of Gustav Mahler continues on Classical 101 this evening at 7 p.m. with Mahler's Symphony No. 7. After tonight, we…