
Exploring classical music in all its glories and complexities. From the sweetest melodic to the cutting edge of the avant-garde... from the deep past to the freshest contemporary. All of it. The joy of classical music.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 141 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Arts | |||

Beginning around the 1920s, composers in American and elsewhere began imagining a new kind of musical theatre, a fusion of styles that borrowed from established operatic traditions, Broadway and popular music and culture, but whatever it was going to... more
The final episode of the Best Classical Albums of 2025 includes recommendations from Gramophone, Classical Radio Boston 99.5FM, The New York Times and NPR. Among the selections is composer Arthur Bliss’s joyous and lyrical Cello Concerto and Seelentr... more
Part 3 of the Best Classical Albums of 2025 includes recommendations from The New York Times, The Times and classical music streaming site Presto Music. Among this weeks selections is the Collected Works of Steve Reich, a 27 CD set that spans 6 decad... more
In Part 2 of the Best Classical Albums of 2025 we will be hearing music from albums recommended by Gramophone, Substack writer Leah Broad, The Boston Globe, Apple Classical, and I Care If YouListen. Among the selections is an evocative album by piani... more
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The content typically centers around the vast and rich landscape of classical music, highlighting contributions from various composers and regions, and celebrating the genre's deep cultural roots and innovative spirit. Topics cover not only classic works but also lesser-known pieces that reflect cultural narratives, diving into themes such as liturgical music, science fiction, and diverse guitar traditions from around the globe. Each episode often combines personal anecdotes from the host with contextual discussions, fostering a deep appreciation for both historical and contemporary classical music.
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