Patricia Wise is retiring from the Jacobs School of Music after a decades long operatic career in the United States and Europe.
One of classical music’s greatest cellists ever has passed away. We'll profile Starker’s career and the legacy he leaves behind.
Hartke is a member of the faculty at the Thornton School of Music at University of Southern California
On this week's episode, we're discussing the 2013 summer schedule at the IU Cinema with the Director of the Cinema, Jon Vickers.
Fans of good contemporary chamber music will want to own this; it repays repeated listening and reveals Auerbach as a true force in today’s music.
Most of the buzz was about the chance to see the Bloomington favorite Mike Price solo in Underneath the Lintel.
Cellist Emilio Colón remembered his teacher and colleague János Starker through the music of Bach.
Bloomington author Erika Stevenson discusses her story of childhood survival, Fighting for Road Apples.
Harmony School high school science students have applied what they learned in the classroom to the school's new solar sculpture.
On this week's episode, we're exploring the 2013 Summer Movies with CMCL grad student Will Scheibel.
Anyone who has thought of Palestrina's works as sounding all the same will be pleasantly surprised.
Magnus Johnson created Elder Heart, a non-profit that will pay veterans to create public art.
Painter Rowena Comrie, president of the Scottish Artists Union, exhibits abstract oils and landscapes in watercolor at two Bloomington galleries.
On this week's episode, we're talking to Chris Eller about the Indie Film Con coming up at the beginning of June.
The Ying Quartet has a reputation for fresh programming, and this release is no exception.