Indiana Public Media Arts & Music
Richard Stone discusses his recording of the lute works of Sylvius Weiss.
Come in out of the heat and enjoy some cool classical music chosen by WFIU's Music Director David Wood.
Spreading a little love of classical music in the month of February.
On December 5th at two o'clock, the Jacobs School of Music's Early Music Institute will perform a rendering of the Christmas story like none other.
The versatility of the wind band has been widely recognized throughout Western music.The beginning of the 20th century was no exception.
It has never been easy for cellist to adapt the Bach sonatas for viola da gamba to their instrument; not that they haven’t tried.
As the trumpet was resurrected in the middle Baroque, so was the pairing of the trumpet and voice. Listen to recordings of Italian masterworks for the pairing.
This week, we’ll look back, however briefly, at the featured CDs for July.
This week's featured CD is the premiere recording on the Watjen Concert Organ. Organist Carole Terry tours the repertoire for this release on Loft Recordings.
Sol Gabetta's fourth CD, "Cantabile", was released simultaneously with her third in September of 2008. So for this week, we'll take a listen to both of them.
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