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WorldView Episode 10: Adrienne Albert & Jacques Hétu
This episode of WorldView features music performed on double reed instruments—such as the bassoon and the oboe—and written by composers from America, Canada, and Croatia.
#ClassicsaDay #PoetryMonth 2022 Week 4
For the month of April, the challenge is to post poetry used in classical music or works inspired by poetry.
Henze: Nachtstücke und Arien worth exploring
Henze's music isn't easy to perform -- or to listen to. These artists provide a compelling reason to make the effort, though. And for the intrepid listener, the rewards are great.
Pál Hermann Complete Surviving Music Vol. 2 ensures legacy
So little of this artist's legacy survived. But I'm grateful some of it did. And especially grateful to Toccata Classics for presenting it to the world.
The Silver Screen Soundtrack Hour - Max Steiner
Max Steiner (1888-1971) composed the music for over 300 films, winning three Academy Awards along the way. Enjoy works from Steiner this week on The Silver Screen Soundtrack Hour.
Poul Ruders Dream Catcher - An Accordion Showpiece
I'd recommend this not only to those who like classical accordion music. And I recommend it to those who don't think they like it. These performances -- and this music -- may well change your mind.
Charlottesville Symphony's Triumphal Season Closer
Charlottesville audiences are over-generous with standing ovations. But at the conclusion of The Moldau, that long, sustained ovation was well-deserved.
Classical Interviews - Jillian Carpenter (Cavalier Symphony Orchestra)
WTJU’s Meg Lindholm spoke with Jillian Carpenter, Communications Chair for the Cavalier Symphony Orchestra (CSO), on how the orchestra operates, balancing class and work, and more.
WorldView Episode 09: Aaron Copland
Celebrated for his portrayal of “American music”, Aaron Copland was heavily influenced by the sights and sounds of America during the Great Depression, both World Wars, and the tumultuous second half of the 20th century.
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