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Wagner’s ‘Das Rheingold’ from China’s National Centre for the Performing Arts on WHRO-FM (opens the original)
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This Saturday at 1:00 pm, tune in on WHRO-FM and enter the mythological world of Wagner with “Das Rheingold,” on the NCPA’s monumental stage. The orchestra creates an enormous mythological atmosphere, from the shimmering opening representing the Rhine to the imposing music of Valhalla.The plot of the opera features three Rhinemaidens guard the gold of the Rhine, which can be transformed into a ring giving its owner immense power—but only to someone willing to renounce love. The dwarf Alberich st
European traditions throughout the centuries on ‘This Just In’ (opens the original)
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This Saturday evening at 8:00 pm on WHRO-FM, tune in to “This just in,” and discover some of the latest offerings from the classical music world throughout this three-hour program. This week host Raymond Jones guides us through Europe from the Baroque era to the 20th century. We begin the evening with Sir Thomas Beecham conducting the lyrical “Poet and Peasant Overture” by Austrian composer Franz von Suppé. Next, we hear a piece that blends European origins with the cinematic language of Hollywo
James Conlon Farewell Concert from LA Opera on WHRO-FM (opens the original)
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This week, LA Opera’s Dorothy Chandler Pavilion stage is hosting an exceptional event, highlighting the impressive career of LA Opera’s conductor James Conlon James. His Farewell Concert features excerpts from Verdi’s “La forza del Destino,” Mozart’s “The Marriage of Figaro,” and Wagner’s “Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg.” What better way to pay tribute to one of LA Opera’s most admired conductors than with ensembles, dramatic confrontations, and large-scale finales? Indeed, Conlon considers thos
Verdi’s ‘Falstaff’ from LA Opera on WHRO-FM (opens the original)
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Get ready for Verdi’s last opera, and one of the great comic masterpieces of the repertoire, full of wit, energy and humanity. This Saturday, LA Opera, one of the largest stages in the United States invites you to enjoy “Falstaff” and its remarkably sophisticated music, which makes the comedy almost cinematic. The opera follows Sir John Falstaff, an aging, boastful and rather ridiculous knight, who decides to seduce two wealthy married women, Alice Ford and Meg Page, hoping to gain access to the
It's a Brass thing on ‘Feminine Fusion’ (opens the original)
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Tune in this Sunday at 2:00 pm on WHRO-FM for “Feminine Fusion,” your weekly radio program celebrating the influence of women in classical music. This week, host Diane Jones shines the spotlight on women who have chosen to perform brass instruments.For decades, playing brass instruments was considered “unseemly” for women, with the belief that it could make their faces look “unattractive.” This week, Diane Jones challenges those outdated notions with a dazzling lineup of performances by women wh
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