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Marietta Simpson, WFIU's featured performer for February.

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WFIU's featured performer for January: Uriel Segal.

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Joshua Bell and Jeremy Denk on the cover of their new recording.

I would say that Josh and I are interested in the beauty of the sounds that come from our respective instruments....Jeremy Denk

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a view from of the new york philharmonic

WFIU presents a year-long series of broadcasts taken from the Orchestra’s entire subscription season and hosted by Alec Baldwin.

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cello, matt haimovitz, christopher o'riley

The title does invite 'shuffle' play, but the creators think they've dealt a well sorted hand.

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First Voices

"Singing is a learned behavior. With the right experiences, the right opportunities, anyone can learn to sing."

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mandolinist Solly Burton and guitarist Brent McPike

Local, state and international chapters in the education of a young musician.

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Harmonia Early Music

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Detail from the title page of Plaine and Easie

Some theorists heralded the arrival of new musical eras; others chose to reflect on the musical achievements of past generations and peers.

This week's podcast

The Hagia Sophia in Instabul. It was built as a Greek Orthodox Church, converted to a mosque in 1453 and now serves as a museum.

This week, should we call it Istanbul or Constantinople?

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Harmonia Early Music is WFIU's nationally syndicated weekly early music radio program, podcast and blog.

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Ether Game

This Week's Ether Game Teaser

Can you guess this piece? Here's a hint: Unto us a musical-prodigy is born.

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Can you guess this piece? Here’s a hint: E.E., but not Cummings.

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Ether Game is WFIU's weekly call-in music quiz show and daily music quiz podcast.

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