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The warm-voiced, and much admired, singer eschewed the glitzy life of an opera star to concentrate on the art of vocal communication.

Is that a wandering spirit we hear in the second movement of Beethoven's Piano Trio in D, "The Ghost"? Is it the ghost of Hamlet's father "doomed for a…

Part two of the Vienna 1900: Tradition & Modernism Festival takes place this weekend at the Southern Theatre with a pared-down version of the Columbus…

For the first day of Spring on Fretworks, I’ll have the appropriate movement from Antonio Vivaldi’s most famous work, The Four Seasons, in an arrangement…

Thursday is Cat Day on "Cool Cat" Classical 101. Tune in for "purr-fect" music that will make you want to do a cat stretch after relaxing to beautiful…

Today on All Sides, join us as we speak with French Chef Jacques Pépin about simple - yet delicious- food that can be prepared quickly. Chef Jacques…

Nigel Kennedy has accused the classical music establishment of failing to do justice to the legacy of the 18th-century German genius. In a broadside at…

Many arrangements have been done over the years, but this version may be my favorite. John Eidsvoog arranged the Anderson classic for solo piano in 7/8…

Douglas McLennan, founder of artsjournal.com makes a pretty good case that we're beginning the argument at the end, rather than the beginning. Before…

People ask me all the time, "What's your favorite opera?" I run through my usual suspects: Aida, Tristan und Isolde, Norma, all dearly loved and all with…