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In the 21st century, violent weather seems to no longer be something to fear, but something to gawk at. We have 24-hour weather channels, Doppler radar,…

This year marks the 25th anniversary of Early Music America (EMA), and to celebrate, American Public Media's Performance Today will be broadcasting a…

John Cage: Music As A Visual Art “There is no such thing as an empty space or an empty time. There is always something to see, something to hear. In…

As we all know, getting started in a career is often as much about timing as it is about talent. Being in the right place at the right time. You are…

Yeah, it's hot...but hey, it's July! Why not make the best of it by head to the 2011 Jazz and Ribfest today through Sunday in the Columbus Arena District…

The first time I heard a story such as this, it was amusing. Lately, however, it makes me increasingly angry. Washington Post music critic and…

Please don't shoot the messenger, but some are questioning the wisdom in the blossoming career of Jackie Evancho, the 11-year-old who burst onto the music…

When Mark O'Connor began demonstrating his innate talent on the violin, mandolin, and guitar at a very early age, you would expect to then hear about a…

If you've ever listened to orchestrations and arrangements by Leopold Stokowski, you know that, for him, bigger always seemed to be better. Â Wagner and…

Yesterday at a WOSU "Do", I was asked by a guest if I saw any instances in politics being depicted in opera. I answered that as all politics is local, so…