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Artist Alex Legeros is helping inspire a new generation to connect with the arts — and with classical music in particular. He actually joined the Army to learn the bassoon, and now he’s bringing that ...

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The voice of David O’Leary, CRB Classical 99.5’s new morning host, might sound familiar. Over the course of a forty-year career on the airwaves, O’Leary has established himself as a mainstay of ...

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Army veteran Jeff Heischman holds the U.S. flag while students from The Classical Academy school sing “The Star Spangled Banner” during a Veterans’ Day service at the school on Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2025.

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It seems like New Yorkers’ desire to hear chamber music and opera performed in city crypts and catacombs is at an all-time high. Death of Classical has been putting on concerts in unexpected corners ...