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The Bucks County chamber ensemble performs Missy Mazzoli's Lies You Can Believe In on this broadcast Monday (4/6 at 8 pm).
Louie Langree leads the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra in his final appearance as music director on a magical evening in 2024 in Beethoven’s Leonore Overture No. 2, Paul Dukas’ rollicking Sorcerer’s Apprentice, and Ravel’s radiant Daphnis et Chloé Suite No. 2.
This CSO broadcast celebrates the spring with performances of Robert Schumann's Spring Symphony, Carl Goldmark’s In Springtime, and Gustav Mahler’s Das Lied von der Erde, with contralto Maureen Forrester and tenor Richard Lewis.
Zubin Mehta leads the orchestra in Sibelius' second symphony. The broadcast also includes works by Berlioz, Berg, and Liszt.
Michael Barone hosts this program featuring music from the diverse repertoire for the organ.
Robert Aubry Davis explores the sources and mainstreams of European music for the thousand years before the birth of Bach. Enjoy an encore broadcast Mondays at noon.
Each week Bill explores a different theme in classical music with illuminating commentary and musical examples, over the course of time sampling from all genres and eras of classical music. This week: "Homage" - Bill surveys some of the music written as a heartfelt tribute to others in this exploration of the composers and the subject of their works.
The Piano Matters - Wednesdays at 3 PM and Sundays at noon (And catch up with past webcasts anytime)
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Music by Anton Rubinstein, Renaldo Hahn, Debussy and Emil von Sauer, plus Vladimir Horowitz in Liszt's transcription of Wagner's Leibestod.
Between the Keys - Fridays at 3 PM and Saturdays at 6 PM (and catch up on past webcasts anytime)
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The first of three programs surveying Liszt’s complete piano etudes, this Friday (4/3, rebroadcast Saturday 4/4)
Enjoy conversations with and performances by classical musicians of local, national and international fame Thursdays at 3 pm and Saturdays at 4 pm on Cadenza - winner of the 2014 ASCAP Deems Taylor/Virgil Thomson Awards.
Catch up on The Classical Network's exclusive specialty programs at any time on our Webcasts page.
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