The Poets Weave | By Romayne Rubinas Dorsey - December 1, 2024
Karen Rigby reads "Song for the Onion," "To the Huy Fong Foods Company," and "Plums."
Afterglow | By Mark Chilla - November 29, 2024
A collection of songs about the comforts of home life, for Thanksgiving.
PorchLight | By Tom Roznowski - November 29, 2024
Turning the spotlight on the music of Joni Mitchell.
Inner States | By Alex Chambers - November 27, 2024
As the final chapter of our missing cat saga opens, it’s getting to be winter, and Kayte still hasn’t found Rita. The odds of Rita surviving are getting slim.
Ether Game | By Chris Burrus - November 26, 2024
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Harmonia | By Devon Nelson - November 25, 2024
This hour, music associated with the Duarte family, patrons of music and the arts through several generations from the 13th through the 17th centuries in Portugal, the Netherlands, Italy, and England, including seventeenth-century musician and composer Leonora Duarte.
The Poets Weave | By Romayne Rubinas Dorsey - November 24, 2024
Dory Lynch reads "First Call, Cody - Kivalina, Alaska," "Ice Fishing on Thanksgiving Eve," and "Conjuring Borealis."
Afterglow | By Mark Chilla - November 22, 2024
We’re celebrating the songbook of Bloomington’s own Hoagy Carmichael, including “Star Dust,” “Skylark,” and “The Nearness Of You,” as sung by some of the best jazz and pop singers.
PorchLight | By Tom Roznowski - November 22, 2024
One of those personalities you'd love to have a beer with. He'd be buying. You'd be listening
Night Lights | By David Johnson - November 20, 2024
At the end of 1967 one of the most popular groups in jazz, the Dave Brubeck Quartet, disbanded. What did its star alto saxophonist Paul Desmond do next? Desmond biographer Doug Ramsey joins us to discuss the musician's last decade.
Harmonia | By Travis Whaley - November 18, 2024
This hour on Harmonia, we explore the madrigals of Monteverdi from his earliest collections in the 1590s to his innovative “Madrigals of War and Love” – over 40 years of madrigals! Along the way we will experience the extremes of human emotions, from the heights of joy to the depths of despair.
The Poets Weave | By Romayne Rubinas Dorsey - November 17, 2024
Barb Schwegman reads "Aunt Mary Rupe," "My Grandmother's Hands," "Meeting in the Garden," and "Night Walking."
Afterglow | By Mark Chilla - November 15, 2024
Joni Mitchell was named the 2023 recipient of the Gershwin Prize for Popular Song. This week, we’ll pay tribute to Mitchell, by hearing her songs performed by jazz singers like Tierney Sutton, Dianne Reeves, and many more.
PorchLight | By Tom Roznowski - November 15, 2024
A look at the nature of performance, and its effect on performer and audience alike.
Inner States | By Alex Chambers - November 13, 2024
When Kayte’s cat Rita escaped at the Kroger, it wasn’t the first time she’d left. In Chapter 2 of The Third Time Rita Left, we hear how she came to Kayte’s house, and left, and then snuck back in, almost in disguise.
Arts & Culture | By Aaron Cain - November 12, 2024
"I'm not telling a story. I'm showing a story. And that's the difference between writing a novel and writing an opera libretto."
Ether Game | By Chris Burrus - November 12, 2024
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Arts & Culture | By Travis Whaley - November 12, 2024
The latest installment of the IUMusicArchive series showcases notable alumni of the IU Jacobs School's Voice Department.
Arts & Culture | By Alex Chambers - November 11, 2024
An interactive AI art installation created by Megan Young and others is on display at the Indiana University Grunwald Gallery through November 16.
Harmonia | By Travis Whaley - November 11, 2024
This hour on Harmonia, we take a journey across Europe to explore the many types of dances that inspired music from the 16th to 18th centuries. Along the way, we’ll hear stately pavanes, lilting allemandes, and playful polonaises.
The Poets Weave | By Romayne Rubinas Dorsey - November 10, 2024
Joe Di Prisco reads "The Satrap Will See You Now," "Being at Home in You," "Poem in which no one appears to show up for his party," and "Poem in which he shares what he learned today at the spa."
Afterglow | By Mark Chilla - November 8, 2024
Afterglow continues its look at some less familiar singers this week, by exploring the work of male crooners David Allyn, Rocky Cole, and Deno Kannes.
PorchLight | By Tom Roznowski - November 8, 2024
Live performance has always been primary to the presentation of classical music. Reassuring to know that will never change.
Inner States | By Alex Chambers - November 6, 2024
It's the day after a momentous election. We want to hear from you.
Inner States | By Alex Chambers - November 6, 2024
For months after Rita escaped, Kayte didn’t lose hope. There were other problems in the world, but things were looking up. The U.S. was about to elect its first female president. But as she kept looking for Rita, all of that would change.
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