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This just in from Baltimore Sun music critic Tim Smith's blog, Clef Notes & Drama Queens: The Mormon Tabernacle Choir crashed a theatrical performance…

Above: world-renowned "ondist" Thomas Bloch performs an improvisation on the ondes Martenot. Eighty-four years ago today, Maurice Martenot gave the first…

Nico Castel is an actor, singer, linguist, teacher and director with a forty -year career in all aspects of the arts. Almost all. I don't think he can…

This is the first installment of In the Key of Danzmayr, a series of conversations with Classical 101's Boyce Lancaster and the new Music Director of…

While being a conductor and a musician certainly has it's glamorous moments, there is a lot that goes unseen by the audience. Â Rehearsals and practice…

Well-known composers seem to most always be assigned certain traits. Â Beethoven was unhappy and Mozart was something of a buffoon are common ones. Â Some…

A limousine pulls to the curb. A sharply dressed driver hops out, circles the car, opens the door, and a man dressed in torn, dirty clothes, unshaven, and…

Officials at Ohio State say Maurice Clarett could face a multi-game suspension but will be allowed to resume practicing with the football team. Athletic…

Being a conductor involves more than just waving a stick. The best ones know how to shape and sculpt the sound of an orchestra, getting the absolute best…

The "best of" lists on any subject are subjective, but this list is certainly food for thought. BBC Music Magazine undertook the difficult task of…