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Picaresque novels are generally characterized by having rogues or anti-heroes as protagonists, episodic, wayward structures, and, not infrequently, low…

Because of its use in mystery and thrillers, the harpsichord – in context, a fusty-sounding instrument – takes on a certain mischievous quality. With…

We’ve got the need for mead! It’s an hour of swords and fjords, with music from movies about the Norsemen, including “The Long Ships” (Dusan Radic),…

Host Steven Sametz explores the intersection of choral music and social justice theme, including Joel Thompson's "Seven Last Words of the unarmed" this…

Sounds Choral this week features a new release of works by Estonian composer Veljo Tormis highlighting the music of the "Forgotten Peoples" - those who…

Building a show around movies with women’s names for titles allows for music from a broad of array of genres – contemporary drama, Regency Era comedy of…

Sounds Choral host Ryan Brandau shares selections from the 2020 Grammy Award-winning recording of Dame Ethel Smyth's "The Prison," featuring bass-baritone…

According to Orson Welles’ notorious radio dramatization, H.G. Wells’ Martians touched down in Grover’s Mill, NJ, not far from the studios of WWFM! Plan…

On the 20th anniversary of 9/11, it’s a multifaceted portrait of Manhattan. Enjoy selections from “All About Eve” and “Street Scene” (both by Alfred…

We’re not going anywhere anytime soon, but thankfully there are plenty of movies and music to engage the imagination. So pack your valise for selections…