The final notes of “Piano Sonata No. 32” still hung in the air of the hushed Mandel Concert Hall at Severance Music Center as pianist Mitsuk...

Severance Hall, the home of the Cleveland Orchestra, sparkled brightly this past week.  It was not only the stunning art deco Mandel Concert...

Appreciative audience welcomes Cleveland Orchestra back to Severance Music Center   Roy Berko   As I glanced around the gorgeous, newly rena...

The Cleveland Orchestra is on the verge of reaching its centennial.  In celebration of this momentous milestone, the innovative made-fo...

A massive Blossom crowd, a nearly full amphitheater and a lawn in which not a blade of grass was not the covered with blankets, table cl...

When the Cleveland Ballet left this area for San Jose, California, in 2000, it is rumored that the organization was over one-million dolla...

The November 25, 26 and 27, 2016 Cleveland Orchestra program, "Beethovens Fateful Fifth," under the baton of Jaap van Zweden, ...

What do the “1812 Overture,” “An American In Paris,” Pinchas Zukerman, and viewing of film Raiders Of The Lost Ark and playing it’s score ...

Roy Berko What happens when you bring together the music of composer Béla Bartók, noted for developing new sounds for a new century, The ...

A recent trip to New York included a tour of Carnegie Hall.   As we entered the famous auditorium someone asked, “How are the acoustics?” ...

There is probably no outdoor venue in the country that matches Blossom for sheer beauty and musical delight.  Wolf Trap in the Virginia co...

From 1981 until about 2000, Cleveland audiences were enchanted with Dennis Nahat, the then artistic-director of Cleveland Ballet, later th...

“Three Sisters” @ CWRU/CPH MFA Acting Program Eight students are accepted each year to be part of the Case Western Reserve/Cleveland Play ...