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Above, Columbus Museum of Art curator Dominique Vasseur chats with me about the paintings in the museum's Sirak Collection and what they have to do with…

Runners had Rosie Ruiz. Pop music had Milli Vanilli. In the early 1900s, violinist Fritz Kreisler "rediscovered" a number of "lost classics" which he…

I will interview Steve Reich from the stage of Weigel Hall auditorium this Thursday, February 23 at 12.30 as part of the OSU-College of the Arts Winter…

You can watch Michael Phelps swim for Olympic gold, but if you're traveling to London for musical performance festivals, you might want to postpone your…

I've been going on about Giuseppe Verdi and Richard Wagner, both born in 1813. I've neglected Benjamin Britten (1913-1976) who's centennial is celebrated…

While the Minnesota Orchestra contract stalemate continues, the NFL's Minnesota Vikings are apparently set to receive at least $450 million in public…

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 build it, (they) will come." In the film Field of Dreams, Ray Kinsella (Kevin Costner) hears a voice whispering this phrase, encouraging him to…

Saturday on Stage is Classical 101's weekly opera program. Join us Saturdays at 1:30 p.m. Already in August we've heard Verdi's Rigoletto and Luisa…

"English royalty entertains movie stars. The President of the United States entertains artists," quipped composer Gian Carlo Menotti at The White House…