Tune in Today: A Chemist on Broadway
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Tune in Today: A Chemist on Broadway

Alexander Borodin’s musical avocation produced themes that still echo from concert halls to Broadway.
Tune in Today: Chopin’s Dancing Protests
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Tune in Today: Chopin’s Dancing Protests

The rhythmic Polish mazurka was one of Chopin’s most famous forms of music.
Tune in Today: Did Brahms Steal His Most Popular Work?
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Tune in Today: Did Brahms Steal His Most Popular Work?

With Hungarian composer Eduard Remenyi playing an early role in his musical rise, the German Brahms’s ‘Hungarian Dances’ is put under the spotlight.
The Hit Country Song That Patsy Cline Reluctantly Recorded
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The Hit Country Song That Patsy Cline Reluctantly Recorded

The country singer had doubts about recording the magnetic single ‘Walkin’ After Midnight.’
Tune in Today: Sarasate’s Homage to Bizet With ‘Carmen Fantasy’
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Tune in Today: Sarasate’s Homage to Bizet With ‘Carmen Fantasy’

One of the most popular operas of all time was reimagined in a shorter format by Spanish composer Pablo de Sarasate.

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Tune in Today: A Chemist on Broadway

Tune in Today: A Chemist on Broadway

Alexander Borodin’s musical avocation produced themes that still echo from concert halls to Broadway.
Tune in Today: Chopin’s Dancing Protests

Tune in Today: Chopin’s Dancing Protests

The rhythmic Polish mazurka was one of Chopin’s most famous forms of music.
Clay Walker’s ‘Doin’ What I Love’ Tour

Clay Walker’s ‘Doin’ What I Love’ Tour

Before his latest run of shows commences, the country artist reflects on his favorite past tour memories.
Tune in Today: Did Brahms Steal His Most Popular Work?

Tune in Today: Did Brahms Steal His Most Popular Work?

With Hungarian composer Eduard Remenyi playing an early role in his musical rise, the German Brahms’s ‘Hungarian Dances’ is put under the spotlight.
‘Vittoria, mio core!’: Carissimi’s Freedom From Romantic Love

‘Vittoria, mio core!’: Carissimi’s Freedom From Romantic Love

In this series, ‘Beautiful Arias,’ we are introduced to the first song in Alessandro Parisotti’s collection of Italian music.
The Hit Country Song That Patsy Cline Reluctantly Recorded

The Hit Country Song That Patsy Cline Reluctantly Recorded

The country singer had doubts about recording the magnetic single ‘Walkin’ After Midnight.’
Tune in Today: Sarasate’s Homage to Bizet With ‘Carmen Fantasy’

Tune in Today: Sarasate’s Homage to Bizet With ‘Carmen Fantasy’

One of the most popular operas of all time was reimagined in a shorter format by Spanish composer Pablo de Sarasate.
Tune in Today: Good and Evil on Display in Mozart’s Operatic Song

Tune in Today: Good and Evil on Display in Mozart’s Operatic Song

Mozart’s ‘The Magic Flute’ presents the dichotomy of good and evil through the vocal ranges of its main characters.
Tune in Today: Why Barber’s ‘Adagio for Strings’ Still Breaks Our Hearts

Tune in Today: Why Barber’s ‘Adagio for Strings’ Still Breaks Our Hearts

From presidential funerals to national tragedies, this piece has given voice to collective grief when words fall short.
New Year’s Resolutions From the Great Composers

New Year’s Resolutions From the Great Composers

These composers remind us that greatness is built as much on character, discipline, and perseverance as it is on genius.
Tune in Today: A Chemist on Broadway

Tune in Today: A Chemist on Broadway

Alexander Borodin’s musical avocation produced themes that still echo from concert halls to Broadway.
Tune in Today: Chopin’s Dancing Protests

Tune in Today: Chopin’s Dancing Protests

The rhythmic Polish mazurka was one of Chopin’s most famous forms of music.
Clay Walker’s ‘Doin’ What I Love’ Tour

Clay Walker’s ‘Doin’ What I Love’ Tour

Before his latest run of shows commences, the country artist reflects on his favorite past tour memories.
Tune in Today: Did Brahms Steal His Most Popular Work?

Tune in Today: Did Brahms Steal His Most Popular Work?

With Hungarian composer Eduard Remenyi playing an early role in his musical rise, the German Brahms’s ‘Hungarian Dances’ is put under the spotlight.
‘Vittoria, mio core!’: Carissimi’s Freedom From Romantic Love

‘Vittoria, mio core!’: Carissimi’s Freedom From Romantic Love

In this series, ‘Beautiful Arias,’ we are introduced to the first song in Alessandro Parisotti’s collection of Italian music.
The Hit Country Song That Patsy Cline Reluctantly Recorded

The Hit Country Song That Patsy Cline Reluctantly Recorded

The country singer had doubts about recording the magnetic single ‘Walkin’ After Midnight.’
Tune in Today: Sarasate’s Homage to Bizet With ‘Carmen Fantasy’

Tune in Today: Sarasate’s Homage to Bizet With ‘Carmen Fantasy’

One of the most popular operas of all time was reimagined in a shorter format by Spanish composer Pablo de Sarasate.
Tune in Today: Good and Evil on Display in Mozart’s Operatic Song

Tune in Today: Good and Evil on Display in Mozart’s Operatic Song

Mozart’s ‘The Magic Flute’ presents the dichotomy of good and evil through the vocal ranges of its main characters.
Tune in Today: Why Barber’s ‘Adagio for Strings’ Still Breaks Our Hearts

Tune in Today: Why Barber’s ‘Adagio for Strings’ Still Breaks Our Hearts

From presidential funerals to national tragedies, this piece has given voice to collective grief when words fall short.
New Year’s Resolutions From the Great Composers

New Year’s Resolutions From the Great Composers

These composers remind us that greatness is built as much on character, discipline, and perseverance as it is on genius.