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A recent ProMusica Chamber Orchestra concert combined two of my favorite things…great music – and laughter. It was an opportunity to allow a peek behind…

11:00: Join WOSU News Host, Amy Juravich, this segment for a take on what movies you should add to your summer film list. Are your friends telling you…

When the Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered the “I Have a Dreamâ€? speech in August, 1963, the "I Have a Dream" section wasn’t part of the prepared…

If there weren't a lot of cultured and sophisticated cows hereabouts a few days ago there are now. "Cowtown" is a sobriquet either endearing or annoying…

Another obituary. Agence-Presse Paris reported yesterday death of Galina Vishnevskaya. In Russia and Europe in the 1950s and 60s she was known first as…

This Sunday at 2 pm I'm hosting the last of the Opera on Film Series at the Upper Arlington Library. I'm delighted we've had such good crowds! Come and…

He was born Gyorgy Stern in Budapest in 1912. There was little chance for a young Jewish man to break into music - so he eventually fled west. As Georg…

I probably wasn't the only one looking at the program for last week's Columbus Symphony concerts and saying "Who's Tito Munoz?' when I noticed the guest…

Opera companies love controversy. One exception would be Germany's Bayreuth Festival, founded by Richard Wagner in 1876 to showcase his own works,…

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