Gil Kaufman
Wynton Marsalis Liberates American Music
The New Orleans-born legend brings his new “Liberty” symphony to Music Hall and the CSO.
Cristian Măcelaru Already Feels at Home in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra’s new music director says he’s as excited as “a child discovering ice cream for the first time.”
Bootsy Is Forever the No. 1 Funkateer
Our Rock and Roll Hall of Famer puts the funk in more than just music.
Napoleon Maddox Leads a One-Man French Revolution
Splitting time between France and Cincinnati, the musician/composer feels like ”the other” wherever he is—which he thinks is actually a blessing.
Ricky Skaggs Is Proud to Bring the Kentucky Thunder
The state’s bluegrass music legend talks about keeping the picking tradition alive, his early career record sessions in Cincinnati, and why the road goes on and on.
Jeremy Pinnell’s Music Is Barbed Wire Around a Heart of Gold
Northern Kentucky singer/songwriter Jeremy Pinnell talks about his new album, his deadpan public face, and making music during the pandemic.
The Holocaust and Humanity Center Keeps Local Survivors’ Stories Visible
During an invisible pandemic, we all need reminders of our humanity. Stories of Holocaust survivors like Zahava Rendler can help.
Five Cincinnati Corporations Recognized for Their Commitment to LBGTQ Rights
Procter & Gamble, Fifth Third Bancorp, Kroger, Macy’s, and Frost Brown Todd earned a perfect score on the Human Rights Campaign's Corporate Equality Index, which rates companies on their commitment to LBGTQ equality and inclusion.
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The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Tunes Up for the Next 125 Years
Leadership’s bold blueprint reads like the back-of-a-menu pitch from a scrappy tech startup.
Dudley Taft Jr. Is Not Your Great-Great-Grandfather’s Taft
What if your teenage rock and roll fantasies came true? What if you flew around the world playing shows for adoring audiences, hung with...
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