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This is the 2017 world premier production of a much heralded opera that takes a non-linear look at the events surrounding the life of Steve Jobs.
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Carlisle Floyd, whom we lost in September of last year, has been called the ‘Father of American Opera,” and on this week’s SUNDAY OPERA (2/13 3:00 p.m.),…
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Emily Bronte’s “Wuthering Heights” is the source material for two works on this week’s Sunday Opera (6/20 3:00 p.m.). Both pieces follow the story as…
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Host Gabriel Crouch hosts the first in a two-week examination of Wynton Marsalis' Abyssinian Mass. Listen Sunday (7/12) at 2 pm.
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A Gershwin Roundtable: Porgy and Bess, American in Paris, Cuban Overture What if white baritones began singing Porgy?Join PostClassical hosts Joseph…
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Sounds Choral this week features the recording of Paul Moravec's "Sanctuary Road," adapted from the writings of William Still, a conductor on the…
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Maestro Stern has compiled a program from Iris Orchestra archive performances of American music to celebrate the 4th of July weekend. The broadcast…
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Great works of music are determined by the timeless quality of their human messages that can speak to new generations. Sounds Choral host James Jordan…
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We’ll be going “down to the sea in ships” on this week’s Sunday Opera (10/21 3:00 p.m.) with an encore production of Jake Heggie’s version of “Moby Dick.”…