HeyJaredJulie Freddino
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The change of seasons is in the air (opens the original)
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October has arrived, and the change of seasons is in the air. Alexander Glazunov captures that turning of the year in his ballet The Seasons, traveling from winter’s frost to spring flowers, the warmth of summer and an autumn harvest.Welcome October with Glazunov’s The Seasons, tonight on 91.1, 107.5 and the WSHU classical stream. Tyler Kline is filling in for Lauren Rico while she's away in Iceland.
Berlioz's fantastic journey (opens the original)
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Hector Berlioz fell hopelessly in love with an actress who barely knew him, then turned his infatuation into one of classical music’s strangest musical fantasies. Symphonie fantastique follows an artist into an opium-fueled nightmare, where he dreams he has murdered his beloved, faces his own execution and ends up at a witches’ sabbath.The woman who inspired it heard the piece... and eventually married him.Hear Berlioz’s Symphonie fantastique, tonight at 8 on 91.1, 107.5 and the WSHU classical s
The creativity and imagination of Pulitzer Prize-winning American composers (opens the original)
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American composers have found countless ways to tell our stories through music. And some of their most distinctive works have earned the Pulitzer Prize.America 250: The American Experience celebrates those achievements, from the simple beauty of Aaron Copland’s Appalachian Spring to the inventive vocal music of Caroline Shaw.Discover the creativity and imagination of Pulitzer Prize-winning American composers, tonight at 8 on WSHU.
A musical road trip across America (opens the original)
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Take a musical road trip with no traffic, no tolls, and no wrong turns - just great performances from festivals across America. From the Bridgehampton Chamber Music Festival on Long Island to the Marlboro Music Festival in Vermont, with stops in Boston and Oregon, too, hear performances from across the country on the encore presentation of America 250: The American Experience, tonight at 8 on WSHU.
Saving songs from the past (opens the original)
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When Percy Grainger traveled through the English countryside in the early 1900s, he wasn't looking for famous musicians. He was recording everyday people singing the folk songs they had learned by ear and passed down through generations. Those melodies became Lincolnshire Posy, a musical tribute to the people who kept them alive. Hear Percy Grainger's Lincolnshire Posy, tonight on WSHU, 91.1, 107.5, and our music stream.
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