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Washington Post foreign affairs columnist David Ignatius on the President in Asia, the Russia investigation and his new thriller, “The Quantum Spy.” He joins us.

Thursday's (11/9) Noontime Concert presents a Bach at Noon program from the Bach Choir of Bethlehem. Artistic Director Greg Funfgeld leads members of the…

This Sunday (11-12 at 11PM) on Half Past we'll hear the Cello Concerto by Alan Rawsthorne & Bright Sheng's "The Singing Gobi Desert" performed by the…

Monday (11-13) on Bach at One from Trinity Wall Street's "Time's Arrow" festival we'll hear :Night Time Suite for Harp & Violin by Sebastian Currier…

Florida State comes down hard after a fraternity death. We’ll look at the ongoing problems with Greek life.

Years of conducting a world-famous orchestra have shown Benjamin Zander the power of classical music. He says music speaks to our emotions — and has the ability to reach everybody.

Hear "America's First Lady of the Piano" explore the boundaries between classical music and jazz with host Marian McPartland in this 2004 episode.

Tom is in Ames, Iowa, last stop on the show’s year-long national listening tour, talking with Iowans about the country’s way ahead.

This week's Sounds Choral (11/12) features the motets of J.S. Bach. Join host Amanda Quist, Chair and Associate Professor of Conducting/Organ/Sacred Music…