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Nicholas Hersh orchestrated "Bohemian Rhapsody" as a little more than an encore piece, but then the video of the performance went viral.
Greek Songs and Dances, Mozart at the Movies, And Tchaikovsky explodes!
"It was great to be on the road, but I was still in school and had to keep up with homework," Brandon Ridenour
Indiana University professor Richard Seraphinoff balances teaching and performing with producing custom-made natural horns in his Bloomington, Indiana workshop.
On this week's episode, we've got Composer Ari Fisher, and Conductor Nicholas Hersh joining us to talk about the David Copperfield event at the Cinema.
WFIU presents a year-long series of broadcasts taken from the Orchestra’s entire subscription season and hosted by Alec Baldwin.
Worship Minister Dan Wallace says putting together the music for the Christmas services at the First Christian Church in Columbus, Indiana is a group effort.
What do the Philadelphia Orchestra's financial woes mean for the future of American orchestras?
Here’s a look at the Grammy nominees in a category embraced by the public that often goes unnoticed by classical music enthusiasts: Soundtracks.
The king of instruments has a vibrant, young soloist changing the way the organ is perceived. Cameron Carpenter aims to shake the organ out of the choir loft.
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