WorldView Episode 07: Margaret Bonds

Ralph Graves 4/8/22 Ralph Graves 4/8/22

#ClassicsaDay #PoetryMonth Week 1, 2022

For the month of April, the challenge is to post poetry used in classical music or works inspired by poetry.

Ralph Graves 4/6/22 Ralph Graves 4/6/22

Kaleidoscope Sky - London Trio excels with Rosner and Cooman

Rosner and Cooman have different but not incompatible styles. The London Trio (and friends) deliver a compelling program. This is contemporary music most audiences should relate to.

Ralph Graves 4/5/22 Ralph Graves 4/5/22

Eduard Franck Concertos Receive Their Due

These are interesting works and provide some refreshing alternatives to the warhorses. Love to hear them in concert one day.

Hinke Younger 4/3/22 Hinke Younger 4/3/22

WorldView Episode 06: Agathe Grøndahl & Carl Nielsen

Ralph Graves 4/1/22 Ralph Graves 4/1/22

#ClassicsaDay #WomensHistoryMonth 2022 Week 5

The Classics a Day team chose Women's History Month as the theme for March. Actually, it's been the March theme for the past five years. And there are still many composers to explore.

Ralph Graves 3/31/22 Ralph Graves 3/31/22

Auber Overtures Volume 5 goes beyond overtures

For conductor Dario Salvi, this series is a labor of love. Not only has made a study of Auber's music but he's also edited it for publication. That knowledge shows in his performances.

WTJU Radio 3/31/22 WTJU Radio 3/31/22

Classical Interviews – David Sariti and Dominic Giardino

Ralph Graves 3/30/22 Ralph Graves 3/30/22

Paul Lansky Angles -- great chamber music

Lanksy wrote these works in his seventies. But there's nothing old-fashioned about them. To me, they sounded fresh, and in a way, timeless. This volume was a pleasure to explore.

We are grateful for the generosity of the Joseph and Robert Cornell Memorial Foundation and UVA Arts Council, supporting WTJU and CharlottesvilleClassical.org.