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A musical meditation on the Holocaust, performed by the Cleveland Orchestra, inaugurated Case Western Reserve University's new Maltz Performing Arts…

As the U.S. embarks on a series of bombings as part of a United Nations-sanctioned allied force, rebels on the ground in Libya cheer. Their supporters in…

Ohio Governor Kasich plans to privatize five of Ohio’s prisons by selling the land and facilities to private corrections operators. Ohio Department of…

Baron Wolman, Rolling Stone magazine’s first chief photographer, joined All Sides With Ann Fisher to talk about his work covering some of the greatest…

Financial stability can be tough, but answers are available out there, and today is a great opportunity to get the materials you need to succeed. Jonathan…

It was an impromptu speech on the 1960 Presidential campaign trail. Â John F. Kennedy proposed the idea of young American volunteers helping people in…

Finnish conductor Paavo Berglund, who died in January of this year, recorded the symphonies of fellow countryman Jean Sibelius no less than three times.Â…

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

Hungarian-born conductor Georg Solti would have been 100 yesterday, and we're celebrating his recording legacy this week on Symphony @ 7. One of the most…

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…