Edvard Grieg was a gentle, generous soul. As Norway’s most important composer, he provided inspiration not only to Scandinavians, but also to artists all over Europe and the United States, who sought alternatives to Austro-German musical methodology. Grieg’s personality and achievements engendered much affection and loyalty. Tune in for an hour of music dedicated to Grieg by his friends and admirers, including Edward MacDowell, Julius Röntgen, and Percy Grainger. Everybody loves Grieg, this Sunday at 10 pm.
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The Lost Chord: March 24 - Griegarious
