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Syndicated programming updates for Classical IPR: September 2026 (opens the original)
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There are a few changes to syndicated programs coming to Classical IPR. "Extra Eclectic," hosted by Steve Seel and distributed by American Public Media on the Classical 24 network, is coming to an end. According to a statement from American Public Media, Seel is moving into a new role at the organization and the program will no longer be produced. "Extra Eclectic" had been broadcast Mondays at 11 p.m. EST. The final episode will air Monday, Sept. 28. The WFMT Radio Network has clarified the roll
No phones required at this deep listening event (opens the original)
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This Friday, Grand Traverse Deep Listening is meeting for the first time. Participants will listen outdoors on the Northwestern Michigan College campus quad, hearing the music through a high-end sound system provided by NMC’s audio technology program. They'll spend about 70 minutes listening to “in vain,” a massive microtonal piece composed in the year 2000 by Georg Friedrich Haas. Grand Traverse Deep Listening founder Michael Kudirka says he picked this particular piece for the first meeting be
Meet Classical IPR fellow Siggy Ehrlich (opens the original)
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Classical IPR is pleased to welcome Siggy Ehrlich as the 2026-2027 Classical IPR fellow. Siggy is a recent graduate of Mount Holyoke College in South Hadley, Mass., where they double-majored in music and history. They also completed a career-track minor in museums, archives and public history A classically trained double bassist, Siggy played in the Symphony Orchestra and Chamber Jazz ensembles at Mount Holyoke. As a student at Mount Holyoke, Siggy also hosted a radio show on WMHC South Hadley 9
Music by Request for August 22 & 23, 2026 (opens the original)
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The image above features the Great Gate at Kiev in an architectural design by Russian artist and architect Viktor Hartmann from 1869. This design inspired a movement from Modest Mussorgsky's "Pictures at an Exhibition," which was no. 13 on this weekend's show. Listeners chose choral works, operettas and art songs in Greek, Hungarian, German, English and Russian. The episode includes contemporary choral music composed by Nico Muhly and Jake Runestad, as well as multiple selections celebrating wed
'A world between worlds': New album celebrates Greek diasporic poetry and identity (opens the original)
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Michael Malis is a composer and pianist based in Detroit who has taught at the University of Michigan and Interlochen Arts Academy. His new album is "Another Shore, Another Country," a collaboration with baritone Constantine Novotny. The poet at the center of the album is C. P. Cavafy, who Malis describes as "the seminal poet of the Greek diaspora." Malis said he particularly appreciates how Cavafy belonged to two worlds at the same time: part of ancient Greece and modern Greece, part of ancient
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