Videos

YourClassical Storytime: The Dog and the Bone

Once upon a time, there was a happy-go-lucky dog named Apollo. He seemed to have a lot going for himself, but he wanted more — especially when it came to food. Find out what happened to our greedy pup in 'The Dog and the Bone,' presented by YourClassical Storytime.

YourClassical Storytime: Thumbelina Was Born

Once upon a time, there was a girl who was no bigger than a thumb — which made her just the right size to be kidnapped by a frog! Find out what happens to her in the wild adventures of ‘Thumbelina,’ presented by YourClassical Storytime.

Sharon Isbin dishes on Segovia

Guitar virtuoso Sharon Isbin dishes on her mentor, the legendary Andres Segovia, on the latest episode of 'New Classical Tracks.'

NACAP 2023 Young Composers

Performance Today spoke to several young composers from the 2023 Native American Composer Apprentice Project about their experiences in the program.

Michael Begay at the Grand Canyon Music Festival 2023

Producer Meghann Oglesby caught up with one-half of the Grammy award-winning Catalyst Quartet at the 2023 Grand Canyon Music Festival. Cellist Karlos Rodriguez and violist Paul Laraia share their thoughts on what's special about GCMF.

What's special about the Grand Canyon Music Festival?

Producer Meghann Oglesby caught up with one-half of the Grammy award-winning Catalyst Quartet at the 2023 Grand Canyon Music Festival. Cellist Karlos Rodriguez and violist Paul Laraia share their thoughts on what's special about GCMF.

YourClassical Storytime: Thumbelina Began to Cry

Once upon a time, there was a girl who was no bigger than a thumb — which made her just the right size to be kidnapped by a frog! Find out what happens to her in the wild adventures of ‘Thumbelina,’ presented by YourClassical Storytime.

Anna Lapwood full Pipedreams Interview

Meet organist and conductor Anna Lapwood, who visited the University of Minnesota at Northrop on her U.S. tour. She played the Northrop’s Aeolian-Skinner Opus 892 pipe organ with 108 ranks and nearly 7,000 pipes.

Rachel Storlie plays Hesper-Mabel Steam Calliope

Rachel Storlie, a music professor at Luther College, plays the Hesper-Mabel Steam Calliope at Nordic Fest in Decorah, Iowa, in a must-see video that has gone viral on our social channels.