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Though the Music@Menlo festival each summer is the most visible aspect of M@M, there is year-round activity at the Menlo school. Watch Music@Menlo Winter…

Beethoven's stern visage stares at us from a shelf in the corner, his stony gaze locked in time. He might not have taken too kindly to Peter Schickele's…

CLASSICAL 101 BY REQUEST begins tomorrow at 1 PM! Our listeners have always delighted me, especially since I now have a venue to hear from more of you…

It's Wednesday morning and the parking lot at the Chalmers P. Wylie Veterans clinic is full. The clinic draws veterans from an eight or nine county region…

At one time, Felix Mendelssohn and Richard Wagner were friends - kind of in an Odd Couple sort of way. Wagner would complain about someone's conducting,…

Or maybe a better way to put it would be, what would you sacrifice? James Rhodes has put in the requisite time and effort to become one of the world's…

Jim Gallagher and I shared a plate of barbecue at a recent outdoor soiree. Jim is professor emeritus of music and was the long time director of choral…

A lot of great music was heard on the Grammy broadcast, along with some not so great. Â Unfortunately, the Classical category is mostly relegated to…

Canadian tenor Ben Heppner, 58, has announced his retirement from opera and concert work after a 30 year career. On his website the tenor states, "After…

Flow your ancient tears down the river of time to our modern-sullied blues. Even four centuries before the birth of the blues, John Dowland had the blues,…