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The Bloomington Symphony Orchestra will be performing - and discussing - works of the twentieth-century composer Florence Price in late October.
Stories from around Indiana...coming to you from Conner Prairie in Hamilton County.
This week on Harmonia, we’ll explore the magical sound of the cornetto. Plus, our featured release is A Delicate Fire: Music of Barbara Strozzi.
Rose Zinnia reads their poem "Earth Hurt, Earthhurt, Earth Hurt, Earth/Hurt."
For National Hispanic Heritage Month, we’ll be exploring the influence of Latin music on the American jazz and pop singers in the 1950s, including Peggy Lee, Nat King Cole, Anita O’Day and more.
Browse our playlist for this week's Ether Game.
We’ll hear music from a few famous weddings of the Renaissance and Baroque.
Rose Zinnia reads their poem "Joi in Our Birthroot (Nonbinary)."
Stories from around Indiana...coming to you from the Haan Museum in Lafayette.
After several weeks of nautical-themed shows, the Ether Game Brain Trust takes to the air! Browse this week's flight-themed playlist.
A play by R. Eric Thomas where two classmates from ten years ago come together in a rest room to talk about the success of the play.
This week, we’re exploring one of “greatest hits” of the Renaissance: a love song called “Je suis desheritée,” and we’ll hear settings by composers as famous as Lassus and Gombert. Plus, we’ll feature Ensemble Dragma’s recording Song of Beasts: Fantastic Creatures in Medieval Songs.
Jason Edelstein and Lucas Newman-Johnson alternating in the role.
The classic tale of the struggle between good and evil---represented by the High Priest Sarastro and the nasty Queen of the Night.
500 years after his death, Josquin des Prez looms large in our musical memory. This week on Harmonia, we’ll explore music by the Franco-Flemish master and composers he influenced. Plus, our featured release is J.G. Graun: Chamber Music from the Court of Frederick the Great.
Browse our playlist for this week's show
Stories from around Indiana...coming to you from the Haan Museum in Lafayette.
This week on Harmonia, we’re celebrating four hundred years of music by Michael Praetorius. His music for dance delights us—and today’s performers never fail to amuse us with new combinations of instruments including viols, recorders, and crumhorns. Plus, our featured release is “Mercy au Mort” performed by Ferrara Ensemble.
In the 1930s America had more movie theaters than it did banks. Priorities.
A seven year old girl tries to convince her mother not to commit suicide...and it progresses!
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