Percussionists are getting together tomorrow night for a performance which, as WNYC's Sara Fishko reports, promises to be...well...smashing. Here's this week's edition of the Fishko Files.

Frederic Chopin died October 17, 1849, and this month musicians will be remembering the great Polish composer and his immeasurable contribution to Romantic music. Sara Fishko has more, on this edition of The Fishko Files... Morning Edition

Discovering a new, young, gifted musician is always a thrill...even if it takes 49 years. WNYC's Sara Fishko has more with this edition of The Fishko Files.

Back in the first half of the 20th century, composers and lyricists were well known to people who bought sheet music, and later records, to enjoy at home. And many of those names and tunes have stayed with us today. But as Sara Fishko tells us, some songs of the ...

Great music has always inspired art in other forms; choreographers, filmmakers, novelists, poets and painters have tried to evoke or enhance the musical experience with their work; and so, as WNYC's Sara Fishko discovered, has one puppeteer with a singular vision . . .

Piano playing can be a grueling art, demanding sacrifice and concentration, but offering beauty and fulfillment to the Listener and the artist. WNYC's Sara Fishko talked, recently, to a musician who is struggling with the complexities of the instrument-and of her own personality.