Singer, songwriter, actor and author Storm Large returns to visit Chris Felcyn to talk about her upcoming performances. Wednesday, she performs her cabaret show in The Cube, and this weekend, she'll reprise her triumphant 2013 Carnegie Hall performance of Kurt Weill's The Seven Deadly Sins with the DSO in Orchestra Hall.

Chris speaks with pianist Kirill Gerstein who will join the DSO this weekend for a performance of the less common 1879 version of Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No. 1.

Today we are visited by Michelle Merrill, assistant conductor of the Detroit Symphony and her husband Steve, principal percussion for the Jacksonville FL Symphony. Together they'll discuss the joys and challenges of pursuing successful careers as professional musicians in a long-distance marriage.

Nan Washburn, music director of the Michigan Philharmonic, visits the station ahead of their season opening concert coming up on October 8th.

The much anticipated history of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra was just released by Wayne State University Press and Chris will be joined by author Laurie Lanzen Harris and Paul Ganson to talk about "The Detroit Symphony Orchestra: Grace, Grit, and Glory".

Chris is joined by the music director of the Ann Arbor Symphony, who will give us a lowdown of their season opening concert Saturday September 10th in Hill Auditorium. (He also gives us a couple of tongue-in-cheek tips on how to survive game day in Ann Arbor).

Chris Felcyn speaks with violinist Jennifer Koh for a preview of her new album, the complete works for violin and orchestra by Tchaikovsky, which releases on September 9th.

The violinist, violist and conductor explains to Chris his introduction to playing an instrument and his journey as a musician, including leaving his home country of Israel at the age of 13 and a half. Coming out soon is a 22 cd set featuring Zuckerman spanning 1974 to 1996.

Cellist and Artistic Director of the Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival, Paul Watkins talks with Chris Felcyn about the Great Lakes Chamber Festival (opening 6/11) that brings a contingent of the world's finest chamber musicians to metro Detroit for two weeks of performances in downtown and suburban venues.

Cellist and Artistic Director of the Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival, Paul Watkins talks with Chris Felcyn about the Great Lakes Chamber Festival (opening 6/11) that brings a contingent of the world's finest chamber musicians to metro Detroit for two weeks of performances in downtown and suburban venues.