From Football to Opera, the Journey of Morris Robinson

A Message from the President of KDFC

KDFC, a classical music service, pledges to promote inclusivity and stands with those advocating for a just, racism-free society, using music's power for positive impact.

Music from the World of Leonardo

"Voices of Music presents a musical journey through Leonardo da Vinci's life, featuring Renaissance music he likely encountered in Italy and France, narrated by Larry Rosenwald."

The Long Journey of ‘Iron Shoes’

"Iron Shoes", a folk opera based on Russian and Romanian fairy tales, is set to premiere at the Ashby Stage. The opera, initially a song cycle, has evolved into an interdisciplinary performance.

In Praise of the Violin

This article traces the history of the violin from its 16th-century Italian origins, through its evolution in playing techniques, to its role in classical music. It also explores its unique construction.

The End of an Era: A Farewell to Tower Records’ Russ Solomon

This article reminisces about the iconic Tower Records chain, its founder Russ Solomon, and its impact on music retail. It also explores the reasons behind its downfall and its survival in Japan.

James Levine to Retire from The MET

After 40 years, James Levine steps down as music director of the Metropolitan Opera due to health issues, but will continue as director emeritus.