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On this hour of All Sides, Ann speaks with a naturalist who spent more than two years raising a clutch of wild turkeys. What started as an informal…

Musica Sacra presents two hours of sacred choral music, Sunday nights at 8. With the tenth anniversary of 9/11/ approaching (who can believe it?) I'm…

Nigel Kennedy has accused the classical music establishment of failing to do justice to the legacy of the 18th-century German genius. In a broadside at…

Join Jon Nakamatsu's "Loser's Club," Details Above. Even in the dramatic world of classical music, few stories are as compelling as that of Van Cliburn…

Many arrangements have been done over the years, but this version may be my favorite. John Eidsvoog arranged the Anderson classic for solo piano in 7/8…

London last hosted the Olympics in 1948. In conjunction with the upcoming 2012 Summer Olympic Games to be held in London, the BBC is set to do some…

All summer long, Columbus Commons, on the former City Center site downtown, is featuring music, outdoor art, and providing a great place to have lunch.…

Earlier this year, Charles Dutoit ended his four year tenure as chief conductor of the Philadelphia Orchestra during a troubled period in its financial…

American pianist Ruth Slenczynska was born in California in 1925. If you think Mama Rose in Gyspy was bad, it appears that young Ruth had the stage father…

For Symphony at 7 this evening, we have music of "Heroic" dimensions from Beethoven, his Third Symphony, the Eroica. It was completed in 1804 and first…