The Spokane Symphony is looking to make their 80th season a historic one, reaching new heights while fully embracing the ...

Sergei Rachmaninoff ... This is really one of his more famous themes. Actually, Rachmaninoff borrowed, or actually stole, the theme from Paganini. This is a violin piece. It goes like this.

I'm Scott Yoo. At 44 years old, Sergei Rachmaninoff fled the Russian Revolution. He was fille with longing for his homeland. But the problem was the kind of Russia he left behind didn't exist anymore.

During the Iran-Iraq War, both sides launched many airstrikes against each other's airbases. But one of these airstrikes really stands out - the Iranian attack on the Iraqi H-3 airbase complex.

The THSO will perform one of David’s favorite works, "Rachmaninoff's Symphony No. 2," alongside Tchaikovsky’s famous "Piano Concerto No. 1" featuring world-class pianist Sean Chen.

The Conners’ living room couch is one of the most recognizable and meaningful parts of the show ... The couch is more than just a set piece, it represents years of memories, challenges, and the strong ...

Peter Tuchman, a prominent New York Stock Exchange floor trader who’s been known for his photogenic facial expressions, calls the mixed messaging out of the White House “economic terrorism ...

and it’s arguably the most important thing in the entire draft: the draft card. This seemingly insignificant piece of paper has determined which player is selected with each pick of the NFL ...

After more than 100 years, big changes are coming to the Rose Bowl Game, arguably the most famous college football game in the world. Played annually at the Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena ...

As related in the latest episode of “Now Hear This”—the now-six-season-old series hosted by violinist Scott Yoo and an always entertaining entrée to classical music—Sergei Rachmaninoff ...

The performance brings to life the journey of legendary composer and pianist Sergei Rachmaninoff, who fled Russia during the 1917 revolution and found a new home—and musical legacy—in the ...