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I've said before that Western music has never recovered from Wagner. He reinvented the tonal language. His use of chromaticism produced an opera Tristan…

I'm told that our American Idol debutante is taking hits ("I've been getting death threats." ) for her projected performance as Maria von Trapp in The…

This evening on Symphony @ 7, we have an hour of Mozart with two fine contrasting examples of his art, a relatively youthful symphony of his Salzburg…

Last Summer, the Westerville Symphony held it's first Beethoven 5K run/walk to raise money for music education. Just over 100 participants lined up.…

This may seem to be a silly question, not unlike why do you like Chinese food, but there are many possible answers. Â Music can be enjoyed on so many…

If you had a pulse anywhere in the world from roughly 1860-1910 you could not have avoided the play, Camille. This is the story of a Parisian courtesan,…

This Saturday on Fretworks, I'll have, "Music from the Time of Cervantes," with the Los Angeles Guitar Quartet from their new CD, New Renaissance. The…

Exotic music by Rimsky-Korsakov and a rare Debussy composition are in store for the next Symphony @ 7 on Classical 101. Thursday evening at 7, I'll have…

The cleverly named LDRIC — Launch Directional Robot Intelligent Circuitry — pronounced "Eldrick," which is Tiger Woods' given name, aced the par-3 16th hole at TPC Scottsdale.

Leonard Bernstein and Arturo Toscanini are two of the giants in the world of classical music. They were a couple of generations apart in age, but they…