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To commemorate the fact that 50 years ago this month one of the greatest composers of all time passed away- Igor Stravinsky, the usual cast of…

Listening GuidePART I – Copland the modernist turns populist6:30 – Copland the wild man: Piano Variations (1930), performed by Benjamin Pasternack on…

This week's Friday night broadcast (6/28 at 8 pm) features PostClassical Ensemble, the resident ensemble of the National Cathedral, in an evening of music…

In a departure from the regular “PostClassical” format, hosts Bill McGlaughlin, Joseph Horowitz and Angel Gil-Ordonez explore the great German conductor…

Webcast contains more music than in the broadcast!!!Listening GuidePART I:00:00: Gamelan influences Debussy and Poulenc18:35: “Stampede” from Harrison…

In conversation with Bill McGlaughlin, Joe Horowitz takes issue with RIcardo Muti’s claim, sampling astounding recordings from the past.Listening Guide:…

Join us this Friday (2/15 at 8 pm) for the next episode in the bi-monthly series PostClassical featuring PostClassical Ensemble in a special edition…

DVORAK AND HIAWATHAIs the New World Symphony about Hiawatha? Did Dvorak become an “American composer” during his momentous American sojourn of 1892-1895?…

Discover the music of "The Great Composer You've Never Heard Of" this Friday (4/20) at 8 pm on PostClassical as author and music historian Joseph…

PostClassical, The Classical Network's bi-monthly presentation of concert broadcasts of Washington DC-based PostClassical Ensemble, brings you "Music in…