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In early November, a trio of top-notch classically trained musicians took to the stage in front of a full house. With William Ransom accompanying on piano, tenor Timothy Miller and soprano Bethany ...

Santa Fe Christian middle and high school students recently had a very special guest in chapel. Classical guitarist ...

He couldn’t avoid church music, but that doesn’t mean he had to totally embrace it. Writing the score for Edward Berger’s thriller “Conclave,” set inside the Vatican during the election of a new pope, ...

The Twin Cities may have one of North America’s most vibrant classical music scenes, but there’s something that other such capitals have that we don’t: a long-running destination, out-in-the-country ...