Arts Oct 27 How a young conductor in Kentucky is using music to serve his community By Jeffrey Brown, Anne Azzi Davenport
Arts Feb 01 Watch 6:34 Maestro Michael Tilson Thomas on music and mentoring amid a pandemic A symphony requires all musicians playing their parts in harmony, but the pandemic makes that delicate choreography all the more challenging. Jeffrey Brown talks to maestro Michael Tilson Thomas about that and passing the baton to a younger generation as… By Jeffrey Brown, James Blue, Tommy Walters
Arts Jan 20 La Scala, Berlin Philharmonic conductor Claudio Abbado dies at 80 Italian conductor Claudio Abbado died peacefully in Bologna at the age of 80. He will be remembered for his extraordinary conducting skills, a teacher who championed both new music and new talent. By Ellen Rolfes
Jun 25 Watch How to Conduct If You’ve Never Picked Up a Baton How to Conduct If You've Never Picked Up a Baton…
Arts Jul 06 Watch Maestros Mix With Students for Castleton Music Festival In rural Virginia, a month-long program of recitals, concerts and operas is both a traditional summer music festival as well as an opportunity for students to train with music greats. Jeffrey Brown visits with founder and renowned conductor Lorin Maazel.
Jul 18 Watch Piano Virtuoso Fleisher on Overcoming Disability That Nearly Silenced Career In the 1960s, piano virtuoso Leon Fleisher lost the use of his right hand due to a condition called focal dystonia, but he focused on teaching and continued to play pieces designed for one-handed pianists. Jeffrey Brown and Fleisher discuss… Continue watching
Jul 14 Watch Extended Interview: Leon Fleisher More of Jeffrey Brown's conversation with pianist and conductor Leon Fleisher. Continue watching