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Hear an ode to the air we breathe from the innovative electro-acoustic composer, with an assist from a children's choir.

The poet and saxophonist reminds us to step back and look hard at the things that are working against you.

Before the phonograph, it was common practice to arrange works from stage and concert hall for the piano, so that the music could be disseminated and…

Carlisle Floyd, whom we lost in September of last year, has been called the ‘Father of American Opera,” and on this week’s SUNDAY OPERA (2/13 3:00 p.m.),…

A special treat to hear very young talented musicians and support this music-making in our immediate region as for the 8th consecutive year we've…

Long winter’s nights are made for reading. Find inspiration in music from “War and Peace” (Nino Rota), “Anna Karenina” (Constant Lambert), “Crime and…