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Choral Arts Artistic Director Marie Bucoy-Calavan joins WBJC's Gavin Witt to talk about "In Search of Home," an ambitious concert next up in their DC season
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Music at Emmanuel offers another exciting and varied lineup for their fall season
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WBJC's Gavin Witt talks with Motte & Bailey producer Donna Ibale about the company's rock-fueled, blood-soaked production of Titus/Meat Loaf at Theatre Project
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Soprano Laura Strickling speaks with WBJC's Gavin Witt about her upcoming Spire Series recital with Neave Trio at First & Franklin Presbyterian (and her latest album)
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Explore the fascinating intersection of classical music, film, and television, from James Bond scores to J.S. Bach.
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Mark Malinowski explores the origin of 19th-century piano virtuosity, showing how violin genius Niccolò Paganini forever transformed how the piano was played.
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Explore how film music evolved from noisy theater projectors and stage incidental music into a celebrated art form, featuring works from Saint-Saëns to Korngold.
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From movie villains to cartoon gags, Mark Malinowski explores how popular culture uses classical music—and why the stereotypes fall short.