The Classical Network In Concert
Tuesday - Friday Noon Time Concerts; Fridays at 8 pm
The Classical Network In Concert is part of our Celebrating Our Music Community Concert Series. You'll hear performances from our region's (and beyond!) world-class performing organizations, from orchestral programs to chamber concerts, to solo performances. These concerts usually occur as Noon Time concerts, but you may also enjoy them at other times as well, including Fridays at 8 pm. The WWFM hosting staff shares responsibility for hosting these concert programs.
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Two programs in one this Monday evening (3/18 at 8 pm) - Mimi Stillman performs Zhou Tian's flute concerto, and we prepare for JS Bach's birthday with a selection some of the many concert recordings of Bach works from our musical partners.
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Philadelphia Orchestra principal clarinetist Riccardo Morales and Philadelphia Orchestra violinist Amy Oshiro-Morales join flutist and Dolce Suono Ensemble Founder/Artistic Director Mimi Stillman and pianist Charles Abramovic in this concert broadcast Monday (3/11 at 8 pm).
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Tempesta di Mare performs music written for and performed by the female musicians of Venice’s orphanages on this concert broadcast Friday (3/8 at 8 pm).
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Philadelphia’s Piffaro The Renaissance Band presents “The Year the Music Died” this Monday (3/4) at 8 pm.
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Rossen Milanov leads the orchestra in this broadcast performance Friday (3/1 at 8 pm) with counter-tenor Anthony Roth Costanzo.
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The Allentown Symphony rejoins our concert broadcast series, performing under Music Director Diane Wittry.
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Eric Jacobson leads the orchestra and the Montclair State University Chorale in this performance.
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The Orchestra Now (TON) is led by its Music Director and Bard College President Leon Botstein in this performance Monday (2/5) at 8 pm.
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The Princeton High School choral and orchestral Ensembles are featured in this broadcast Monday (1-29).
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This Monday (1/22 at 8 pm) broadcast includes music from the Elizabethan, Restoration and Early 18th century periods.