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Menahem Pressler says performing in Bloomington is the most difficult because the audience is comprised of his students.
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"There's a way to impact people with the language of music, that we simply cannot do with words!" - Oboist Cynthia Green Libby
Clevenger was principle horn with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra for 47 years.
Horn player and teacher Jeff Nelsen believes being fearless on stage is just as important as playing the correct notes.
We've chosen five pieces for the long days, the heat, and the passions which are stirred this time of the year.
Very few recordings are currently available of Rosenmüller’s music, which makes the release from Ensemble Masques all the more welcome.
The Ying Quartet has a reputation for fresh programming, and this release is no exception.
Anyone who has thought of Palestrina's works as sounding all the same will be pleasantly surprised.
Open your mind—as well as your ears—as we listen to music from the distant past alongside related music by living composers.
A 2012 release from EMC records features music that spans nearly a thousand years.
Say Who? Tomàs Milans I Godayol
Sacred Music Of Jacques Arcadelt
Say Who? Robert ‘Red Rob’ Mackintosh
A Toast To Two Renaissance Masters
Paying Tribute To The Golden Voice Of Johannes Ockeghem
From Japan To Europe, And Back Again
Vivaldi And The Bassoon
Harmonia Early Music is WFIU's nationally syndicated weekly early music radio program, podcast and blog.
Ether Game asks, can you name this tune? Here's a hint... these sailors might be on the Baltic Sea...
It's Saturday, so instead of moping about, try your hand at the latest Bonus Blitz.
Ether Game is WFIU's weekly call-in music quiz show and daily music quiz podcast.
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