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WPR Music Album of the Week: ‘Once Heard, Long Forgotten' (opens the original)
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“We met at the Juilliard School where we both studied. It’s been 20 years.” Pianist Eunice Kim is referring to how long she and her husband, violinist Jinwoo Lee, have been duo partners. (Kim very kindly answered WPR Music’s questions via email; some responses have been edited for length.) Lee and Kim are based in Milwaukee, where Lee was named concertmaster of the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra in 2023, and where Kim is a popular collaborative pianist and chamber musician. WPR’s “Wisconsin Today”
WPR Music Album of the Week: Antonín Dvořák's Symphony No. 9 "From the New World" & Carlos Simon's "Four Black American Dances" (opens the original)
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The works on this album make for a complementary, powerful pairing; one that helps mark America’s 250th anniversary with skillfully composed and beautifully performed orchestral pieces created out of widely divergent lives. “These two works by Dvořák and Carlos Simon offer different perspectives on the American musical experience. Carlos Simon brings the voice, rhythms and spirituality of Black American music into his piece with extraordinary invention and energy, while Dvořák, as a visitor to A
WPR Music new album of the week: Joe Hisaishi Symphony No. 3 (Metaphysica) & Harp Concerto (opens the original)
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Japanese composer, conductor and pianist Joe Hisaishi has been packing concert halls around the world performing his own music, much of it written for the anime films produced by Studio Ghibli. His debut with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra sold out all four shows in 2024, and he has a residency at Radio City Music Hall in New York City for seven straight nights this month. His successful partnership with Studio Ghibli is akin to the one between composer John Williams and filmmaker Steven Spielbe
WPR Music new album of the week: Mozart Piano Concertos Nos. 9 & 22 (opens the original)
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Jan Lisiecki and Manfred Honeck worked together on a couple of Mozart piano concertos several years ago, with Lisiecki describing the experience as an exceptional musical partnership. In particular, they performed the Piano Concerto No. 22 six times in one week during the pandemic in 2020 and immediately made plans to record it together. Lisiecki has been an exclusive Deutsche Grammophon artist since he was 15 — at age 31 now, that represents over half of his life. The record label’s support has
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