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He is best remembered as the author of “The Three Musketeers” and “The Count of Monte Cristo.” However, Alexandre Dumas churned out prose on historical…

It’s Friday the 13th. Bad luck for Victor McLaglen. Still four days away, but John Wayne will pound his face so hard that he’ll still be spitting teeth on…

What, you doubt the Baron’s veracity? Then surely the music must speak for itself. Tune in for selections from “The Adventures of Baron Munchausen”…

In his day, Italian-English writer Rafael Sabatini might have been regarded as the heir apparent to Alexandre Dumas. His bestselling novels are full of…

Feeling a little out of shape? Boxed in? Blue? Put some swagger back into your step with an hour of audacious music from Latin swashbucklers. Thrill to…

What has often been regarded in the United States as “hack work,” in England has been accepted as just another aspect of what it means to be a working…

March 15th is a day that has lived in infamy and superstition, ever since the murder of Julius Caesar in 44 B.C. After declaring himself Dictator for…

The great Ennio Morricone died last month at the age of 91. The composer of over 500 film and television scores, Morricone first gained international fame…

There’s more to Thanksgiving than turkey and football. We’ll hear music from movies reflective of what’s best in human nature and most admirable in the…

It’s a cornucopia of Thanksgiving music, with selections from “Friendly Persuasion” (Dimitri Tiomkin), “Our Town” (Aaron Copland), “Plymouth Adventure”…