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Mozart was a musical genius: an extraordinary prodigy who grew up to be an astounding virtuoso and the greatest composer of his era, perhaps of any era. While his symphonies, operas, and other compositions made him the toast of Europe, he was plagued by trials and died impoverished and far too young. Yet, more than two hundred years after Mozart's death, his music continues to in-spire and delight millions who marvel at his ability to illumina...

Accidental neighbors, a young writer and an old poet begin a correspondence that continues through the last decade of the poet's life and echoes years later in the memory and short stories of his final student.

What makes America great? People, writes Carl Vigeland, in a series of portraits--of a pro golfer who died of ALS, the widow of a Civil RIght martyr, a cattle rancher turned restaurateur, a Native American visionary--all presented in the format of an open letter to a beleaguered, controversial president whose politics belie the very point they pretend to espouse.

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An examination of pro golf, which focuses on Greg Norman, nicknamed the Great White Shark, to determine what separates the professional golfer from the amateur. Follows the professional circuit looking at the tension of the big tournaments and compares other top golfers to Norman.

Under the imprimatur of Lincoln Center's acclaimed Mostly Mozart Festival, a fresh, accessible guide to the life and works of Mozart Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is one of the world's most popular and accessible classical composers and the focus of Lincoln Center's annual Mostly Mozart Festival. The Festival, often broadcast on PBS's Live from Lincoln Center series, has brought Mozart's music to a national audience for more than 40 years. This boo...

An intimate, moving, dramatic story about the musicians in a great orchestra who make music come alive in performance and recording. The musicians here are members of the fabled Boston Symphony Orchestra, led by conductor Seiji Ozawa, during a season highlighted by Mahler's Second Symphony, The Resurrection.

This "deeply personal look at Marsalis and his music" USA Today takes readers across America and into the heart of jazz