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CNE Journal

Happy 53rd Birthday, Rossini! (?!?)


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By Benjamin K. Roe
"The point is... a person feels good listening to Rossini."
CNE Journal

Remembering Gustav Leonhardt


By James David Jacobs
How an unexpected encounter opened up the very human side of a music legend.
CNE Journal

Music from Downton Abbey


HEAR THE INTERVIEW AND SEE A VIDEO PREVIEW
By Brian McCreath
The drama, passion, and transformation of the Masterpiece Classic series is reflected in the film's soundtrack, written by John Lunn.
CNE Journal

Three Pianos: Regular Guys and Schubert


By Brian McCreath
Three friends channel the spirit of the Schubertiade at American Repertory Theater, partying with the piece of music you'd least expect.
CNE Journal

Charting Their Own Paths: Top 5 Orchestral Albums Produced In-house


MORE TOP CLASSICAL OF 2011
By Brian McCreath
In-house labels have energized the recording projects of several major orchestras.  Here are five of the best.
CNE Journal

Messiah In Our Time


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By Brian McCreath
How did a two-and-a-half century-old piece of music written for Lent become an iconic Christmas tradition of our time?
CNE Journal

A World Premiere From Boston Musica Viva


LEARN MORE AND HEAR A PREVIEW AND INTERVIEW
By Brian McCreath
Cellist Jan Müller-Szeraws is the soloist in the newly composed Concerto di Camera II by Bernard Hoffer in a world premiere on Friday, Nov. 18.
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Happy Birthday, Robert J!


READ MORE AND HEAR LURTSEMA INTERVIEW ISAAC STERN
By Benjamin K. Roe
Did you hear what Robert J. played this morning?
CNE Journal

Boston Lyric Opera's Macbeth


AUDIO PREVIEW AND SLIDESHOW
The BLO opens its new season with Verdi's harrowing, psychological tour de force.
CNE Journal

Arts, Culture and the Economy


By Brian McCreath
In a competitive global economy, how important is culture?
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O mio babbino caro….


By Laura Carlo
Although he often went hungry in war-torn Italy, his mother kept pointing out to him that there was still beauty to be found in the world, including the exquisite, perfumed roses of Rome.
CNE Journal

Mahler Unleashed


HEAR THE CONVERSATION
By Brian McCreath
New England Conservatory of Music President Tony Woodcock talks about NEC's celebration of Gustav Mahler's music.
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Great Liszt Performances from Classical New England


By Cathy Fuller
For the 200th anniversary of Franz Liszt's birth, here are some of my favorite performances from the Fraser Performance Studio and beyond.
CNE Journal

Opera Boston's Béatrice et Bénédict


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By Brian McCreath
A modern twist enlivens this weekend's production of Berlioz's comedic love story.
CNE Journal

What Does A Conductor Do?


HEAR THE CONVERSATION
Classical New England host Brian McCreath talks with Emily Rooney about the ways a conductor can bring music to life.
Classical New England

Classical New England To Broadcast From Bryant University


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A special event on Oct. 6 celebrates the return of full-time classical music in Rhode Island radio.
Today on Classical New England
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Alisa Weilerstein Wins MacArthur Grant


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By Brian McCreath
One of the most exciting musicians of our time is recognized with a so-called "Genius Grant"
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Britten's A War Requiem


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By James David Jacobs
A plea for peace and healing.
Tonight at 10pm on 99.5 All Classical
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Ives's Prophetic Music, Post-9/11


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By James David Jacobs
The American composer captured a moment that eerily foreshadowed reaction to Sept. 11, 2001.
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A Listener's Guide To Schubert's 'Die Schöne Müllerin'



By Cathy Fuller
Tenor Matthew Polenzani and pianist Julius Drake lead a journey into Schubert's vivid song cycle.
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In Performance


Here is more information about artists and presenters featured on this week's programs.
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Sendai, Japan: "Music And Courage"


By James David Jacobs
The Sendai Philharmonic and conductor Pascal Verrot offer inspiration for rebuilding.
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A New Meaning For "Amateur Hour"


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By James David Jacobs
Winchester's Angela Lee Tien takes the stage at Van Cliburn's International Piano Competition for Outstanding Amateurs.
The Bach Hour

Two Masterpieces From Altenburg, Germany


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By Brian McCreath
This week's program takes you to the Schloßkirche in Altenburg to hear an instrument Bach himself performed on when it was built.
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Bernard Greenhouse, 1916-2011


By James David Jacobs
A remembrance of a great cellist and a great human being.
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Sendai, Japan: The Orchestra Comes Of Age


By James David Jacobs
The next in a series about the Sendai Philharmonic as it struggles to rebuild after the March disaster.
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Postscript From Spain


By Cathy Fuller
A few added scenes and thoughts from a cultural pilgrimage.
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Sendai, Japan: Looking Back On The Birth Of An Orchestra


By James David Jacobs
As Japan recovers, our guest blogger takes us back to the formative years of an orchestra that anchors the cultural life of northern Japan.
Café Europa

The Berlin Philharmonic


By Brian McCreath
Hear performances by one of the world's great orchestras, from concerts at their dynamic home concert hall.
On-demand at Classical New England
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Sendai, Japan: Resilience of a Cultural Jewel


By James David Jacobs
A personal voice highlights the central role of the orchestra in the culture of one of Japan's hardest hit cities
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What's Your Sense of Place



By Laura Carlo
During the month of May, join host Laura Carlo for great works that describe a place. And share your own favorite place with a story or a photo. Entries will be picked to be read on air and shares on our digital mural.
Classical Concerts

Handel and Haydn's Israel in Egypt


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Harry Christophers conducts Handel's masterpiece on the Exodus in concert.
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In Performance, week of Apr. 18


By Brian McCreath
Here is more information about the performers and presenters featured this week.
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Zarzuela!


By Cathy Fuller
One of the distinctive musical sounds of Spain is featured in another postcard from the WGBH Learning Tour.
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Haydn's "Seven Last Words"


By James David Jacobs
Whether for piano, string quartet, orchestra, or choir, Haydn's Passion Week masterpiece transmits incredible emotional power.
Sunday, April 17 at 9am on 99.5 All Classical
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Spain!


By Cathy Fuller
Greetings from our 2011 Learning Tour!
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Strings Attached


By Laura Carlo
"I love my instrument of choice, but, learning classical piano does nothing for your 'cool' factor when you're 10 or 12..."
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Classical Musicians Perform to Benefit Japan


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By Brian McCreath
Music always has a healing power, but these events make that power a tangible reality.
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The Conductor's Art


By James David Jacobs
"... when the combination of great music, great musicians and a great conductor all work in sync, you get something unmatched by any other human activity."
Boston Symphony Orchestra

The Tempest, Shakespeare's Most Musical Play


MORE BACKSTAGE WITH BRIAN BELL
By James David Jacobs
How one of Shakespeare's last plays stands as a singular creation and points the way towards new forms of theater.
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Boston Symphony and Andris Nelsons: The Reviews


By Brian McCreath
Read what the critics had to say about the young Latvian conductor's performance with the BSO at Carnegie Hall on Thursday.
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Erin go Bragh!


By Laura Carlo
Laura Carlo shares some classical music for the Irish in all of us...
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The Concert Hall Re-set Button


By Brian McCreath
When everything familiar bursts into the remarkable.
The Composer Files

Celebrating Bartók


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In honor of the 130th anniversary of the composer's birth, join 99.5 All Classical for a series of local and historic performances and exclusive on demand music.
Classical Concerts

The Bartók Experience


HEAR THE CONCERT
By Brian McCreath
The Takács Quartet, Muzsikás, and Márta Sebestyén take us into the soul of the Hungarian composer's music.
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Nadia Boulanger


By James David Jacobs
For Women's History Month, an in-depth look at one of the most important musicians of the last century.
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For March, a Celebration of Women in Music


By Laura Carlo
Join me each morning at 7am to celebrate the trailblazers, the visionaries, and today's remarkable women of music.
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The First Recordings of the Boston Symphony Orchestra


By Brian Bell
Some remarkable music making, from the earliest days of recorded sound.
99.5 All Classical

Ben Roe Named Managing Director of Classical Services


MORE ABOUT BEN ROE
Boston's All Classical Station to be led by Grammy Award winning producer and NPR veteran.
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Antidote for Winter: Free Concerts


By Laura Carlo
If you're tired of the weather (and don't have time to get away to Aruba), try these musically warm options.
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My Favorites: Figaro and the "Diabelli" Variations


By James David Jacobs
Mozart and Beethoven show us the sublime in our everyday human foibles.
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For Valentine's Day, Machaut, a 14th Century Dylan


By James David Jacobs
"He took a tradition of itinerant balladeers and invested the style with intellectual rigor and worldly sophistication while retaining the primal appeal of folk music."
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My Favorites: A Choice You May Not Expect


By Suzanne Bona
The music closest to us sometimes comes from our earliest experiences.
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My Favorites: An Unknown Romeo and Juliet


By Brian Bell
Plenty of composers have been inspired by Shakespeare's tragedy, but this one is special.
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For Our Greatest President's Birthday


By James David Jacobs
A musical tribute to Abraham Lincoln...
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My Favorites: A Bold Punch from Prokofiev


By Michelle Sweet
"Music can viscerally bring a snapshot moment from our past right back to the present..."
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My Favorites: Introspective Brahms and Soaring Gnattali


By Alice Abraham
Dialogue is at the heart of the matter in these very personal favorites.
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My Favorites: Ringtone Mozart


By Amanda Goodwin
I discovered my favorite through my radio and cell phone.
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My Favorites: Mahler's Third and the Goldbergs


By Brian McCreath
We've asked you for yours;  here are some of ours.

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Celebrating Jussi Bjorling and Leontyne Price


By James David Jacobs
Two immortal singers with extraordinary qualities, musical and otherwise.
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Happy New Year!


By Laura Carlo
For the Year of the Rabbit...
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Music and Art: Copley and Billings


By Cathy Fuller
Hear inspired pairings of music and art from the Art of the Americas wing of the Museum of Fine Arts.
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Lou Harrison's "Elegiac" Symphony


By James David Jacobs
"I will go out on a limb and declare this the most beautiful movement of American symphonic music yet written."
CNE Journal

Music and Art: Paternosto & Ginastera


By Cathy Fuller
Two Latin American Modernists, inspired by the Art of the Americas wing at the Museum of Fine Arts.
Concerts

An Invitation to the Landmarks Orchestra


By Laura Carlo
I hope you'll join me for a wonderful concert this Friday.
CNE Journal

Music and Art: West and Antes


By Cathy Fuller
From the young United States, a pairing of music and art inspired by the Art of the Americas wing of the Museum of Fine Arts.
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Two Essential Symphonies


By James David Jacobs
Two composers write for their times and create something eternal.
Sunday, Jan. 23 at 9am on 99.5 All Classical
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The Real "Wellington's Victory"


By James David Jacobs
A listener dispels a myth through her request.
CNE Journal

Music and Art: Stella and Diamond


By Cathy Fuller
Bursts of energy from the early 1940's for the eyes and ears, inspired by the Art of the Americas wing of the Museum of Fine Arts.
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The Artistry of Innovation


By Brian McCreath
Creativity and technology, on the stage and beyond.
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Life Savors: Stop and Smell the...well, Snow


By Laura Carlo
What breaks the routine for you?
CNE Journal

Music and Art: O'Keeffe and Still


By Cathy Fuller
1927 in art and music, inspired by the new Art of the Americas wing at Boston's Museum of Fine Arts.
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"...to the memory of a great man"



By James David Jacobs
Two symphonies embody so much of what we honor in Martin Luther King, Jr.
CNE Journal

Music and Art: Louis Moreau Gottschalk & Fitz Henry Lane


By Cathy Fuller
Selections inspired by the Art of the Americas wing at the Museum of Fine Arts.
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Zeroes and Ones


By Laura Carlo
I was looking at today’s date on a digital calendar, 01-11-11, and thought about how everything in our lives seems to have become digitized, zeroes and ones...
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Popcorn With That Beethoven?


By Brian McCreath
Orchestras at the multiplex:  a mixed bag.
CNE Journal

Music and Art: Homer and MacDowell


By Cathy Fuller
Dramatic art from two New Englanders, inspired by the Art of the Americas wing of the Museum of Fine Arts.
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A Request for Summer


By James David Jacobs
Samuel Barber on this winter day.
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Britten's Journey of the Magi


By Laura Carlo
"The New Year’s holiday has come and gone and 2011 is launched... but remember, people are still celebrating Christmas..."
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Bach's Christmas Oratorio


By Brian McCreath
Hear Bach's masterpiece for the Christmas season.

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A Request for Beethoven, and music for the holiday


By Ray Brown

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Quiet Christmas


By Laura Carlo
The other side of the holiday.
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The Most Ridiculous Gigs in the History of Music, MacDowell, and Janacek


By James David Jacobs
For a couple of years I played cello and recorder on top of a display case in a Nordstrom's in Walnut Creek, California.
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The Fiery Kreutzer


By Ray Brown
A listener requests a sonata by Beethoven.
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Beethoven's Birthday


By Laura Carlo
How well do you know the great composer?
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Thomas Hampson and Mahler's Wunderhorn


By Brian McCreath
One of today's great Mahler interpreters performs some of the composer's most personal music.
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A Birthday of Two Mavericks


By James David Jacobs
Two important composers share a birthday of December 11.
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Faure on Glorious Vinyl


By Ray Brown
A request for Pie Jesu with Kathleen Battle, and more.
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Music for Food for Music


INFO ON MUSIC FOR FOOD, FRIDAY MAR. 11
By Cathy Fuller
One of Boston's renowned musicians organizes performances to benefit those in need.
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"My Nine Lives," Violin$, Alisa Weilerstein, and Who's Afraid of Modern Music?


By Brian McCreath
Leon Fleisher talks with Diane Rehm, Alex Ross sounds off on modern music, and how much would you pay for a violin?
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Holiday Lights


By Laura Carlo
Light is so important to the holidays for Jews and Christians alike, and even for those who celebrate Winter Solstice.
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Requiems, Anniversaries, and Controversies


By James David Jacobs
Sifting the truth to find the music.
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An Unfinished Jewel


By Ray Brown
A request for Dame Kiri Te Kanawa, with a hint of what might have been.
Today at 4pm on 99.5 All Classical
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Classical In The News


By Brian McCreath
Check out some recent NPR pieces about classical music.
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For St. Andrew's Day


By Brian McCreath
I suppose with a name like mine, it shouldn't come as any surprise that Scotland figures prominently in my background.
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Simple Gifts


By Laura Carlo
I'm sorry to see November go.
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A New Pergolesi Stabat Mater


MORE NEW AND NOTABLE
By Cathy Fuller
"... the most perfect and most moving that has ever issued from the pen of any composer.”
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A Concerto With Movie DNA


By Brian McCreath
Nikolaj Znaider joins the Vienna Philharmonic for Korngold's Violin Concerto, a piece built on film themes.
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Flash Mob Hallelujah!


By Brian McCreath
The collision of George Frederick Handel and a shopping mall food court.
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Buchbinder's Brahms


By Brian McCreath
The Austrian pianist takes on one of the monuments of the concerto repertoire.
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All Together Now...


By Laura Carlo
The birthday anniversary of a composer who changed his course.
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National Adoption Day and the Pledge Drive


By James David Jacobs
Beethoven, the trials of childhood, and classical music.
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Extra Pledge Bonus: The Berlin Philharmonic!


By Brian McCreath
A hidden bonus with one of our thank you gifts.
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A Robust Cup of Mozart


By Brian McCreath
The Boston Symphony Orchestra serves up a rich performance on its own label.
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Under the Radar


By Brian McCreath
A musician you've probably heard without knowing it.
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Rudolf Barshai, and Bruno Walter, Week Two


By James David Jacobs
Bruno Walter, like most conductors of his generation, was also a composer...
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Gershwin, Harris, Haydn


By Ray Brown
Ray Brown has music from Gershwin, Roy Harris, and Haydn
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Zacharias Visits 99.5


By Cathy Fuller
How can you get the most out of playing Haydn?  Ask pianist and conductor Christian Zacharias and he'll tell you...
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Veterans Day, 2010


By Laura Carlo
A reflection on love and loss.
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Listen To This


EVENT INFO
By Brian McCreath
Alex Ross, music critic for the New Yorker and author of The Rest is Noise, visits Cambridge this evening.
Music News

Pianist George Li Wins Gilmore Young Artists Award


By Brian McCreath
A young, Boston-bred pianist wins one of the most significant prizes in music.
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Two Little Huge Words


By Laura Carlo
We had such a great time Sunday afternoon...
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Paderewski's 150th birthday and Bruno Walter, Week One


By James David Jacobs
Hear music for an unheralded anniversary on Saturday morning, and from a great conductor on Sunday.
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Bach's Code


By Ray Brown
How the composer wrote his signature into the music.
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Can You See Music?


By Brian McCreath
The World's Alex Gallafent looks into Alexander Scriabin's synaesthesia, and conductor Marin Alsop discusses Samuel Barber with NPR's Scott Simon.
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The Art of Letter Writing


By Laura Carlo
Dear Listener, As someone in the “communications business” you’d think I’d be thrilled that we have so many ways to communicate over long distances today...
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Bach's Cantata No. 80


By Brian McCreath
For a translation of Bach's Cantata No. 80, visit Emmanuel Music.
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Intuition, Paranoia, and Berlioz


By James David Jacobs
It's Halloween, so it seems appropriate to consider the subject of fear...
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Stefan Jackiw's New Brahms


By Cathy Fuller
A Boston-bred violinist releases a stunning first recording.
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"You Are Drawn Into Being A Co-Conspirator..."


By Cathy Fuller
Fortepianist Robert Levin talks about the infectious joy of Mozart's music.
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A Request for Gershwin


By Ray Brown
The classical music establishment has always been divided about Gershwin...
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Cathedrals In Music


WATCH NOVA'S BUILDING THE GREAT CATHEDRALS
By Brian McCreath
Hear musical responses to great cathedrals, and watch Building The Great Cathedrals.
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One More Swing Through Prague


By Brian McCreath
When music takes you there.
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Happy Halloween!


By Laura Carlo
When my child was a few weeks shy of his 2nd birthday I showed him  a beautifully-designed “Prince Charming” costume complete with beribboned jacket with gold buttons and epaulets...
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Big little things for starting your week....


By Cathy Fuller
First, because it’s Monday and the idea of joyfully propelling yourself through the thrilling chaos of life may not yet have occurred to you...
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Oct. 23 & 24: Elections, Humanity, and Cartoons


By James David Jacobs
Well, it's election time again. It's not just getting ugly; it already IS ugly...
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Oct. 22: Folk Tunes and Toons


By Ray Brown
Today's 4:00 request is from Kirk Companion of Acton for the English Folk Song Suite by Ralph Vaughan Williams.
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Oct. 24: Richards & Fowkes Organ at First Lutheran of Boston


By Brian McCreath
One of Boston's premiere organs has just been expanded.
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Oct. 21: Classical, Beer, and a Chat


By Brian McCreath
Are there alternatives to how classical music concerts are presented?
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Oct. 20: Executioner's Goulash Anyone?


By Brian McCreath
The perfect meal to enjoy while listening to Czech music.
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Oct. 20: Benjamin Zander and the Boston Philharmonic


By Laura Carlo
The conductor gives a preview of the 2010-2011 season.
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Oct. 19: October Wedding


By Laura Carlo
A gorgeous occasion in a perfect setting.
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Oct. 17: Bach's Cantata No. 180


By Brian McCreath
Find a translation here.
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Oct. 18: Rattle and the Magic of Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker


LISTEN
By Cathy Fuller
Sir Simon Rattle says that he wasn’t always a huge Tchaikovsky fan....


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Oct. 16 & 17: The Man Who Invented Brunch


By James David Jacobs
It was in the last week of 1947 that violinist Louis Kaufman commandeered Carnegie Hall with a group of other freelance string players...
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Oct. 15: Mahler's Mahler


By Brian McCreath
A rare recording of the composer playing his own music.


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Oct. 15: A Request for Butterfly


By Ray Brown
You've got your choice of Puccini's masterpiece...
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Oct. 15: Of All the Things I’ve Lost....


By Laura Carlo
I lose things. Often. I put something down, someone gets my attention and pulls me away from my task, then...
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Oct. 14: A New England Kind of Day


By Laura Carlo
What makes a New England autumn for you?
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Oct. 13: Prague and Art Nouveau


By Brian McCreath
The Czech capitol was one of the centers of Art Nouveau.
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Oct. 13: Experiencing the Unexpected


By Cathy Fuller
Sometimes classical music can catch us with our guard down.
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Oct. 13: Lang Lang


By Laura Carlo
The Chinese pianist is supporting young performers.
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Oct. 12: Louis Moreau Gottschalk


By Ray Brown
A listener has requested music by a great but unheralded American composer.
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Oct. 12: Joan Sutherland, 1926-2010


By Brian McCreath
Learn more about the great soprano, who passed away yesterday.
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Oct. 12: Ralph Vaughan Williams


By Laura Carlo
Hear music by the composer that speaks most directly to me.
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Oct. 11: Columbus Day


By Laura Carlo
What would Columbus listen to?
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Oct. 10: Mahler's Roommate


By James David Jacobs
What ever became of your college roommate?  Here's what happened to Mahler's.
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Oct. 11: Till Fellner


By Brian McCreath
If you liked this afternoon's performance of Beethoven's Emperor concerto, check this out.
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Oct. 8: What's Wrong With Classical?


By Brian McCreath
One blogger has some ideas to reinvigorate classical music.
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Oct. 8: Happy Birthday Camille! Happy Birthday Little Sister!


By Laura Carlo
My little sister has a birthday tomorrow---and one that she shares with Camille Saint-Saens.
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Oct. 7: Anderson & Roe


By Cathy Fuller
From Bach to Radiohead
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Oct. 7: Jack Gallagher


By Brian McCreath
Music from an Ohio composer
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Oct. 6: The Czech Phil


By Brian McCreath

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Oct. 6: Support your local library


By Ray Brown

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Oct. 5: Cellist Alban Gerhardt


By Brian McCreath
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Oct. 6: Musician Inspiring Musicians


By Cathy Fuller
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Oct. 5: The Lives of Children


By Cathy Fuller
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Oct. 7: Barber's Adagio


By Ray Brown
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Oct. 5: Pablo Casals and Bach


By Ray Brown
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Oct. 7: ¡España!


By Laura Carlo
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Oct. 6: "Seasons...Dreams..."


By Laura Carlo
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Oct. 5: Do you love October?


By Laura Carlo

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