A dance performance – and some theatre – and some live music – and a multimedia presentation – and a poetry reading…without ever leaving your seat.
Anne Akiko Meyers and Boyce Lancaster spoke about her recording, her violin, and this lullaby written for her daughter Natalie which has become her regular nighttime companion.
Mozart wanted to dress up as a clown at a masquerade ball. A funny clown, or a creepy one?
The next Classical Showcase Friday evening at 7 on Classical 101 features the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra in a program that reflects Canadian culture and the Manitoba province in particular. This concert is part of the Spring for Music Series at Carnegie Hall in New York City that we’ve been presenting this past month.
Louis Aubert’s Six Arab Poems is featured on Concerts at Ohio State Sunday March 1 t 1 PM. With Katherine Rhorer, mezzo-soprano and James Jenkins, piano.
Los Romeros, “The Royal Family of the Guitar,” will be featured on the next Fretworks, performing a rousing rendition of the Carmen Suite by Georges Bizet.
Introducing American composer George Antheil (1900-1959) who called himself The Bad Boy of Music.
The Columbus Dance Theatre and string quartet Carpe Diem bring an encore of the ballet Claudel to Columbus February 27-28th.
Thomas Lauderdale; pianist, political activist, founder of Pink Martini, and Harvard graduate is performing with the CSO this weekend.
Happy 330th birthday to George Frideric Handel – or is it George Frederick Handel, or Georg Friedrich Häendel? Whatever you call him, he’s certainly one of the greatest Baroque Era composers.
Jennifer Hambrick unites her love for the arts, public radio, and her native Columbus in bringing inspiring music to the central Ohio area as Classical 101's midday host. Read More
Boyce Lancaster is an award-winning radio producer who has spent the last 25 years exploring classical music at WOSU-FM. His productions have covered a wide range of topics: Ruby Elzy ... Read More
Christopher Purdy remains a New Englander at heart, with strong ties to Manhattan where he lived for many years. But he has strong Columbus ties: his late father-in-law ... Read More
John Rittmeyer grew up in Cleveland, Ohio, but did not discover how much classical music meant to him until moving to Columbus to attend OSU. It began by listening ... Read More
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