Give my Brachot to Broadway, Jewish Composers of Hit Musicals

Tony Bennett: What an Inspiration!

The Great Women Pianists Part 2

The Magnificent Seventeen: Jewish Giants of Film Music

Great Women Pianists Part 1

Magnificent Operatic Duets

Great Jewish Classical Composers

Cartoons in the Oasis

Victorious Tina Turner

Did Bach Really Have 20 Children?

Franz Schubert (1797-1828) The Prolific, Young Romantic

Slava! Courageous Humanitarian

A Tribute to Victor Borge

Brahms’s Human Requiem and Robert Shaw

HEIFETZ!

Felix Mendelssohn, One of the Greatest Composers of the 19th Century

The Fascinating Life and Music of Roland Hayes 1887-1977

The Incomparable Ella Fitzgerald Part 2

The Incomparable Ella Fitzgerald Part 1

The Great Artur Rubinstein

Rachmaninoff!

The Legendary Vladimir Horowitz

Tribute to Charlie Chaplin

Beethoven, My Hero

Jackie Mason, A Comedic VIirtuoso

Where Israelis, Palestinians and Iranians Must Listen to One Another

Luciano Pavarotti “King of the High Cs”

La Bohème Part 2

Puccini’s La Bohème Part 1

The Artistry and Tragedy of Maria Callas

Tribute to Elie Wiesel

Verdi’s Nabucco

Toscanini and Wagner

The Genius of George Gershwin

Scott Joplin: King of Ragtime

Louis Armstrong: Poison in Their Coffee

Victorious Tina Turner

Viva Verdi!

PAUL ROBESON, singer, activist, lawyer, actor, scholar, athlete

The Legendary Maestro Robert Shaw

Robert Shaw Conducted a Prison Choir Two Months Before His Death

Pete Seeger: A Great American Patriot

How Shostakovich Survived to Protest Stalin’s Anti-Semitism

Pablo Casals Sacrificed His Career to Protest Franco

Toscanini Defied Mussolini and Protested Against Hitler

“Never Give In, Never, Never, Never, Never.”

A New Vision for Music