WorldView Episode 32: Henryk Wieniawski

In addition to his prolific career as a composer, Henryk Wieniawski is considered to be one of the greatest violinists of all time.

Ralph Graves 9/30/22 Ralph Graves 9/30/22

#ClassicsaDay #FallConcert Week 4

What's on the program for your local performing arts organization? The Classics a Day team wants to know!

Ken Nail 9/28/22 Ken Nail 9/28/22

The Silver Screen Soundtrack Hour: Bernard Herrmann - Beyond Hitchcock

Hinke Younger 9/25/22 Hinke Younger 9/25/22

WorldView Episode 31: Dobrinka Tabakova

Ralph Graves 9/23/22 Ralph Graves 9/23/22

#ClassicsaDay #FallConcert Week 3

There's a lot of great music-making going on. Let's share it all!

Ralph Graves 9/22/22 Ralph Graves 9/22/22

Stefan Poradowski Concertos show range of talent

Piotr Czerwinski is an exceptional bassist. At times, Czerwinski's instrument sounded more like a cello than a double bass.

Ralph Graves 9/21/22 Ralph Graves 9/21/22

James Lee III -- Fantastic Voyages

This gifted African-American composer has a rare talent for melody and orchestration. And he has a musical imagination that's well-served by those talents.

Ralph Graves 9/20/22 Ralph Graves 9/20/22

Adrian Butterfield consistently delivers with Leclair sonatas

What makes this one stand out is the music itself. I can't quite explain why, but I think this set of sonatas is better written.

Hinke Younger 9/18/22 Hinke Younger 9/18/22

WorldView Episode 30: Nancy Dalberg

The thirtieth episode of WorldView features Nancy Dalberg, a 20th century Danish composer best known as the first Danish woman to write a symphony. She produced a considerable catalog of orchestral and chamber works, composing avidly for four decades.

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