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Classical Interviews - Merry Widow (July 22 and 24)
WTJU’s Omega Ilijevich spoke with Charlottesville Opera’s Katherine Henly (Valencienne) and Andrew Stenson (Camille) about their upcoming performance in Merry Widow, July 22 and 24, at the Paramount.
Adrian Butterfield excels with Leclair Violin Sonatas
These may have been works written to develop the art of violin playing. Butterfield understands that they are also pieces to be listened to and enjoyed. And in that, he and his fellow musicians succeed.
WorldView Episode 21: Samuel Coleridge-Taylor
#ClassicsaDay #Summerof78s Week 2
Classical music performers have been recording for over a century. For July, post recordings that were originally issued on 78 rpm discs.
Paul Wranitzky Orchestral Works 4 Expands Scope
The Czech Chamber Philharmonic Orchestra Pardubice is directed by Marek Štilec. The intimate sound of the ensemble is well-suited to this music.
The Silver Screen Soundtrack Hour: Disasters!
Steve Elcock Symphonies Continue to Impress
Elcock has a strong sense of melody. But it's a singular one. Elcock's compositions are tonal, and in some cases traditionally structured. But they sound like no one else.
WorldView Episode 20: Judith Weir & Kaija Saariaho
Episode twenty of WorldView features artists from Great Britain, the United States, Mexico, and Finland. With this post, I would like to highlight the prominent female composers who book-end this episode: Judith Weir and Kaija Saariaho.
#ClassicsaDay #Summerof78s Week 1
The Classics a Day team declares July the Summer of 78. Or rather, the summer of 78s. For July, post recordings that were originally issued on 78 rpm discs.
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