SymphonyCast - Thursday at 8 pm

Gustavo Dudamel leads the Los Angeles Philharmonic in works by Stravinsky, Bartok, and Janacek.

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Classical Conversations on Cadenza - Thursdays at 10 pm

Cadenza with David Osenberg
Conversations with classical musicians on the award-winning program Cadenza. This week: Part 2 of a conversation with composer, theorist & Princeton professor Dmitri Tymoczko.

Exploring Music - Weeknights at 7 pm

Exploring Music with Bill McGlaughlin
This week: Pacific Overtures - A two-week excursion into music from around the Pacific Rim, including Australia, New Zealand, Argentina and Chile.

Celebrating Our Musical Community With Noontime Concerts

Salon Concert from the New Brunswick Chamber Orchestra Thursday at Noon

Mark Hyczko and members of the NBCO present music by Antonin Dvorak, David Lang, Gabriela Lena Frank, Alexander Glazunov and John Adams.

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Friday Night Concert From IAS Features Cellist-Composer Zoe Keating

Works by cellist-composer Zoe Keating form the program of The Classical Network in Concert this Friday (1/25 at 8 pm) in a performance from the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, part of its Edward T. Cone Series.

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In a Broadway Minute Reviews 'True West'

By • 16 hours ago

Ethan Hawke and Paul Dano are leading the Broadway revival of Sam Shepard's play "True West," about two estranged brothers who meet up, unexpectedly. Hear Theater Critic Howard Shapiro's review of this play this week on In a Broadway Minute, Friday (1/25) at 8 am and Saturday (1/26) at 10 am.

In a Broadway Minute Reviews 'Choir Boy'

By • Jan 17, 2019
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A Tempo: Concerts Invite Young People to Perform, Explore Music

By • Jan 17, 2019

Getting young people interested and involved in music, particularly classical music, has long been a goal of orchestras, and this Saturday (1/19 at 7 pm) A Tempo looks at two upcoming concerts designed along that mission. Host Rachel Katz will speak with Hunterdon Symphony Conductor Lawrence Kursar, whose own composition, Gingerbread Boy, designed to introduce young listeners to the brass section, will be premiered by the orchestra Saturday Feb. 2. The program will also preview the Capital Philharmonic's Youth Orchestra Festival on Saturday Jan.

A Tempo: Gustavo Dudamel Brings Joy, Inspiration to Local Music Students

By • Jan 10, 2019
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Gustavo Dudamel, music director of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, was back in Princeton this past week for his second round of panels, performances and activities as Artist in Residence with Princeton University Concerts, this time meeting with two groups of young local musicians to provide some feedback and inspiration.

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