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The 2015 Morningside Piano Recital Series opens with a performance by Yekwon Sunwoo, a young pianist who is lighting the world on fire. He has been…

The issuing of Western Iowa Tech's Institute for Lifelong Learning catalog is a clarion call to Siouxlander's interested in culture, travel, and…

Charlie and Doug Reneau return to their childhood home of Sioux City for a recital this Sunday at First Presbyterian Church.

Thunder, a poodle that looks like a beautiful dark cloud, joins us on Welcome. Sit. Stay. He has a wonderful disposition and is not loud, as his name…

Chopin wrote his Second Piano Concerto, the first that he wrote, as an ambitious young man of 20. Still living in Poland, the composer desired the fortune…

Buddy comes to the Siouxland Humane Society after a short stint living on a farm. There he enjoyed the open spaces, finding joy in stretching out the old…

By their beauty or depth, many symphonies may be said to have saved a life. Shostokovich's Fifth Symphony, however, saved the composer's life quite…

In the early 1970’s, Jazz Fusion was music’s cutting edge, and Alphonse Mouzons’ Mind Transplant is one of the genre’s seminal albums. Sioux City’s guitar…

Lament, rage, bombast, it's all there in Sir William Walton's First Symphony. Written on the bones of a failed relationship, the first three movements…

As a parent of three, I am always looking for ways to engage the minds of my growing teenagers. Common books are a great way to provoke conversation that…