Every weekday at noon, the august voice of Frank Stasio welcomes listeners to The State of Things, a public radio exploration of salient regional topics and compelling cultural events. Most weeks, ...

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The hair on the back of 7,000 or so necks stood at attention. From the opening notes of Zach Bryan’s hundred-million streamer “Something in the Orange,” an infinite number of cellphone cameras started ...

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The Sounds of Paris” was the title of the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra’s first classical program of 2026. In the company of bona fide Frenchmen Berlioz, Debussy and Ravel, Frédéric Chopin might have ...

So was released on May 19, 1986. It was an almost collaborative effort between Peter Gabriel and producer Daniel Lanois. The production and recording behind the album are noteworthy. Gabriel was known ...