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In addition to American athletes taking a lot of gold at the Olympics, American conductors are taking to the podium at the BBC Proms concerts in London.Â…

Following up on our post about pairing classical music and pets, here are a few of our favorite classically talented pets for your amusement. We've…

Classical 101's third season of concerts from the School of Music at The Ohio State University begins Sunday, January 6 at 1 pm. Please join me for a…

Glenn Gould may set the gold standard for performing the Goldberg Variations by J.S. Bach, but his is not, by any means the last word, at least not in…

Every year I look forward to the splendid music making throughout Central Ohio. Happily, we at WOSU and Classical 101 will offer you a number of 2012…

If you enjoy music for the classical guitar, join us Saturday evening at 7pm for Fretworks. This week we're featuring John Williams, the Los Angeles…

In 1788 Mozart moved from central Vienna to what was then a suburb named Alsergrund. It was there that he wrote his final three symphonies in rapid order…

It seems that, no matter how many new gadgets come out, new rides are created, and new ways are devised to separate us from our money, many simple…

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…

Ned Rorem, a Quaker from Chicago out of Richmond, Indiana, he of the exquisite choral music and art songs, he of the sexually explicit published diaries,…