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Classical Classroom, Ep 129: On Countertenors And Gender In Opera – With John Holiday
Holiday on voice.
Classical Classroom, Episode 30: The Rite Of Spring With Ana María Otamendi
Because it’s still spring even though Houston seems to have other plans.
Classical Classroom, Ep 128: British-style Brass Bands Are Shiny! With Robert Walp
Coal miners and classical music, baby.
Classical Classroom, Ep 127: Respighi
Ottorino Respighi wasn’t a native of Rome, but he got there as quickly as he could.
Classical Classroom, Ep 38: Stringed Life, With Enso String Quartet
What’s in a string quartet? The members of Enso tell all. Or…some. They tell a good deal, let’s say.
Classical Classroom, Ep 126: Choose Your Own Jungian Adventure, With Rodney Waters
Jung, archetypes, myth, and classical music with Rodney Waters.
Classical Classroom, Ep 125: The Actualization Of Beethoven, With Simone Gramaglia
How he grew from an artist into a Beethoven.
Classical Classroom, Ep 46: Todd Reynolds Defines “Classical Music” – Sorta
Violinist Todd Reynolds attempts to define classical music. Does he succeed? Maybe!
Classical Classroom, Ep 124: Hélène Grimaud Wades Into The Deep End Of “Water”
Thirsting for some good music? Pianist and Environmentalist, Hélène Grimaud talks about producing her new CD, “Water” in this Music Works episode.
Classical Classroom, Ep 85: Mandolin Man, Avi Avital
Avi Avital, classical mandolin man, talks mandolin, man.
Classical Classroom, Ep 37: George Heathco On Louis Andriessen And Alt-Classical
Composer George Heathco on Louis Andriessen and alt classical.
Classical Classroom, Ep 123: Rachel Barton Pine On Bach Sonatas And Partitas
Come join the partita party to celebrate J.S. Bach’s 331st birthday!
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