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Classical Interviews – Runa Matsushita
Violinist Runa Matsushita, a student under Judith Ingolfsson and participant in the Heifetz Music Institute's Summer program, sat down with WTJU to talk about her violin's origin, Heifetz, and favorite composers.
Classical Interviews – Mira Kardan
Cellist Mira Kardan, Colburn student, participant in the Heifetz Music Institute's Summer program, and member of the Madison Quartet, sat down with WTJU to talk about how she got started in classical music.
#ClassicsaDay #ClassicalSummer Week 2 2021
The idea is to post performances from summer festivals, either past or present. Some of these events have been going on for decades (if not centuries) so there's a lot to choose from.
Stanford Piano Quintet Pure Romantic Goodness
This is Stanford unfiltered, using the language he was most comfortable with.
Paciorkiewicz Violin Concertos in Bracing Performances
Paciorkiewicz's music balances tradition and modernism. It's hyperchromatic, mercuric, and yet effectively delivers its emotional content time and again.
The Silver Screen Soundtrack Hour - Max Steiner
Joseph Wölfl Piano Concertos Go a Step Beyond Mozart
If you enjoy Mozart and Haydn concertos, check out Wölfl's. After all, he learned from the best.
Geraldine Mucha - Chamber Works Merit Discovery
Geraldine Mucha was a remarkable talent. This release shows just how remarkable.
Classical Interviews – Madison Quartet
The Heifetz Institute's Madison Quartet (Isabella Gorman, Arianna Schickel, Josephine Stockwell, Mira Kardan) stopped by WTJU to talk about Heifetz, classical misconceptions, and their origins.
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