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Alarm Will Sound returns to Columbia's Missouri Theater for a free concert this Wednesday evening at 7:00 Their music director Alan Pierson was a recent…

Georgia Moorhouse and Sheila Kausler were guests on a recent episode of the Missouri Symphony Orchestra Radio Hour. They discussed the ways that the…

On this week's Mizzou Music, MU School of Music Viola Faculty Leslie Perna discussed this weekend's Missouri String Project and Missouri Youth Orchestra…

John Richards is the violist for new music ensemble JACK Quartet. Classical 90.5's Trevor Harris recently visited with Richards in advance of the group's…

Dr. Julia Gaines visited with Trevor Harris about the successes and challenges of the past school year. Gaines is the director of the School of Music at…

In advance of the MU Wind Ensemble's winter tour, Dr. Brian Silvey dropped by the Classical 90.5 studios to talk about who's making the trip, their…

Eli Lara is the new cello professor at the University of Missouri. She is also one-fourth of the string ensemble in residence in the School of Music's…

Johannes chronicles the loss of his wife in heartbreaking, vivid detail throughout the deeply felt "Speechless." With little more than his cigar-box guitar and mournful cello melodies, he gives a gripping account of trying to escape what he describes as a "resonating drone."

"Too Much" opens with a miniature apocalyptic air raid -- little tectonic explosions that morph into a deep groove as Stevens relays an angst-ridden account of regret and uncertainty. The song builds into a gorgeous, synthetic force field of huge proportions.

Thanks to local painter Kerry Hirth, we are able to offer you our new mug featuring original art inspired by classical music. The mug is a cool, new…