Lucie Skeaping explores the work of 18th century Scottish composer James Oswald, who rose from humble beginnings in Fife to be the official chamber music composer to George III.

To kick-off Benjamin Franklin's 300th Birthday Celebration, we start the hour with works by Scottish composer, James Oswald. David McGuiness directs Concerto Caledonia in selections from Oswald's ...

The composer of the music entitled "Airs for the Seasons" is Scotland's most famous 18th Century composer James Oswald, who was born in 1710 and died in 1769. I listened to a recording of his 48 ...

The Oswald shootout 30 years later: Honoring fallen Capt. James Lutz Waukesha Police Captain James Lutz died after being shot by two bank robbers who were running from police ...

James Oswald, a candidate for the 126th Legislative District, has taken his name off the primary ballot.

How a Scottish farmer became crime fiction’s next big thing James Oswald thinks up plots on his cattle and sheep farm, and has just won a six-figure deal ...

The story of how James Oswald became a best-selling author – the kind who signs six-figure publishing deals – is almost as gripping as the kind of crime fiction he specialises in. When not ...

Canadian composer John Oswald is best known for his technological innovations in music. But he’s turning to real live people — 1,000 of them, in fact — for a performance of Spectre Sept. 5 ...

James Oswald said he has learned a considerable amount over the last several decades serving his community as a member of the Lower Alsace Township supervisors and as a volunteer with Lower Alsace ...

The first few chapters of Cold As The Grave, the ninth Tony McLean book, encapsulate James Oswald’s delicate blend of police procedural and the supernatural. In less than two dozen pages he sets ...

In the 1760s a Scotsman named James Oswald wrote dozens of sonatas imitating Italian music. This is the Serenata No. 5, by Oswald, played in concert at the University of Georgia by Chatham Baroque.