My Place with Joel Najman
Classical Music with Cheryl Willoughby
On A Lark
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Haydn’s String Quartet in D, "The Lark", serenades the morning – and we’ll hear an austerely lovely piece by musician and amateur ornithologist Olivier Messiaen.VPR News
Wesley Christensen On Creating A Senior Performance
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Vermont Edition intern and UVM music major, Wesley Christensen, describes the process of creating a senior performance – a culmination of his music studies.Classical Music with Cheryl Willoughby
The Not-Mozart Club
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There was only one W.A. Mozart. But scores of contemporaries thrived in his large shadow, many of whom even enjoyed more fame than he did at the time. This morning we’ll hear a Mozart-era Violin Concerto by Guadeloupe-born composer Chevalier de Saint-Georges.VPR News
The Cush Returns To Texas
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VPR Music contributor Matt Bushlow profiles the band The Cush who recently relocated from Vermont back to Texas.Classical Music with Cheryl Willoughby
Largo Al Factotum
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"Make way for the factotum!" sings the barber of Seville in Rossini’s eponymous opera. We’ll make way for morning music with the opera’s Overture, and then a guitar/violin version of the barber’s famous "Largo al factotum" aria.Classical Music with Cheryl Willoughby
April Showers Bring…Snow!?
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In a surprising turn, our late-April world turned white today! The morning’s music is a reflective mix including a request for Beethoven’s "Moonlight" sonata, and a Rautavaara song that sings of snow-covered flowers.In Concert @ 8
A Voice For The Silenced
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On Monday night, 4/26, VPR Classical’s “In Concert @8” offers a prelude to the VSO’s “Terezín Remembered” programs this week with "A Voice for the Silenced", an exploration of the music that was created in the Terezín concentration camp.Classical Music with Cheryl Willoughby
Trains
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A listener request for Steve Reich’s Different Trains, and information about this week’s special events with the VSO commemorating the liberation of the Terezín concentration camp.My Place with Joel Najman
