Aram Il’yich Khachaturian once described how he “grew up in an atmosphere rich in folk music,...
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Aram Il’yich Khachaturian once described how he “grew up in an atmosphere rich in folk music,...
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Podcast: Villa-Lobos and the art of choral transcription.
Raymond Bisha introduces a new album of choral transcriptions by Brazilian composer Heitor...
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Podcast: Orchestral works by Žibouklé Martinaityté – a textural magician.
Raymond Bisha introduces a new album of orchestral works by Žibouklé Martinaityté (b. 1973). Born...
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Podcast: Hit and bliss. Dame Evelyn Glennie performs mallet percussion concertos.
Raymond Bisha introduces a new album of 21st-century mallet percussion concertos performed by...
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Podcast: The art and craft of John Adams.
Raymond Bisha introduces a programme of orchestral music by the Pulitzer and Erasmus...
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Podcast: Bruckner’s Latin motets. Devotions of distinction.
Choral music formed an important part of Anton Bruckner’s output throughout his career, even...
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Podcast: Vítězslav Novák. Orchestral Works Vol. 1
Czech composer Vitězslav Novák (1870-1949), who was one of Dvořák’s composition students, rose to...
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Podcast: Bernard Herrmann in the round
Raymond Bisha discusses a release of music by the American composer Bernard Herrmann with Joseph...
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George Frideric Handel: impresario, performer, composer. The Great Bear, as he was referred to in...
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Once in a while you hear such incredibly beautiful music for the first time that you just can’t...
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Podcast: A perfect pitch. JoAnn Falletta, the Buffalo Philharmonic and Naxos.
This month, JoAnn Falletta and the Buffalo Philharmonic celebrate their 21-year association with...
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Podcast: From elegance to wild abandon. Corelli & Co.
Raymond Bisha introduces a new release of Baroque violin sonatas by 18th-century Italian...
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Podcast: New medium. Same magic. Bach’s cello suites transcribed.
Raymond Bisha introduces recordings of J. S. Bach’s cello...
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Podcast: Found in Translation.
Latvian composer Ēriks Ešenvalds (b. 1977) has demonstrated his versatility by writing in a...
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Podcast: Music by Hans Rott (1858-1884). A legacy of powerful potential.
No lover of classical music from the Romantic period should miss an opportunity to become...
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Podcast: Peter Breiner’s Slovak Dances, Naughty and Sad
Peter Breiner is one of the world’s most performed composer/arranger/conductors with record sales...
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Podcast: Music for wind band by Kenneth Fuchs.
Considering the size of the wind band industry in the United States, the occasion of an...
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Podcast: Kastalsky’s Requiem for Fallen Brothers receives a poignant Resurrection.
Alexander Kastalsky’s Requiem for Fallen Brothers was written between 1914 and 1917, during World...
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Podcast: Weinberg’s comprehensive keyboard catalogue.
In this week’s podcast, Raymond Bisha introduces a 4-CD collection of the complete piano works of...
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Podcast: Ludwig van Beethoven. Works for chamber ensemble.
Raymond Bisha introduces a selection from the rich and varied catalogue of chamber works that...
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