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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This week's Friday night concert broadcast (12/2) features Piffaro The Renaissance Band in a program of holiday music. -
This week's Friday evening broadcast performance (11/25 at 8 pm) presents the Vijay Iyer Trio from the most recent concert in the IAS' Edward T. Cone Concert Series.
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Christopher Jackson leads the choir in this performance, which pairs a Bach flute sonata with Cantata No. 130.
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The featured organist is Dr. John Butt, Visiting Professor for Distinguished Teaching at the Department of Music at Princeton University.
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This week's Friday Night Concert broadcast (10/25 at 8 pm) features Julia Perry's A Short Piece for Orchestra and Sergei Rachmaninoff's Symphony No. 3.
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It's 'A Tale of Two Italian Cities' this Friday (10/21) in this performance by the Philadelphia Baroque Orchestra Tempesta di Mare.
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Benjamin Bagby recites Beowulf with his own harp accompaniment in the concert at the Institute for Advanced Study this Friday (10/21) at 10 pm. (Millennium of Music is pre-empted, but you can hear the encore broadcast Monday at noon).
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This Friday's concert broadcast (10/14) is an all-Spanish themed program, including works by Joaquín Turina, Ruperto Chapí, and the U.S. premiere of Marcos Fernández' America.
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Former Artistic Director Greg Funfgeld directs his final Bach @ Noon concert, and Christopher Jackson conducts his first as the new Artistic Director in these two back-to-back all-Bach performances this Friday (10/7 at 8 pm).
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Music Director Xian Zhang leads the symphony in Rachmaninov's Piano Concerto No. 3, with soloist George Li, in an all-Russian program.
