Classical News
09/17 Eric Lu wins Leeds International Piano Competition
09/06 Italian Conductor Claudio Scimone has Passed Away
09/01 An All-but-Extinct Piano Plays Once More
08/24 George Walker, Trailblazing American Composer, Dies At 96
08/23 Ronald Arnatt, Composer, Organist, Teacher, Dead At 88
08/14 Iraq's National Symphony Orchestra play on despite unpaid wages
08/10 Cleveland Orchestra receives $9.3 million donation
07/26 Newly discovered viola impromptu by Shostakovich
07/20 Royal College Renames Program to Shift Antiquated Perceptions of Pianists
07/02 Vasily Petrenko: New Music Director of the RPO in 2021
06/16 The conductor Gennady Rozhdestvensky has died
06/05 Acoustic evolution of old Italian violins from Amati to Stradivari
06/04 Fabio Luisi Named Next Music Director of Dallas Symphony Orchestra
05/04 The Secret Life of a Music Director
04/14 Jean-Claude Malgoire died at the age of 77
04/13 Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony needs speeding up by 20 minutes, claims conductor
03/29 BBC NOW/Van Steen review – dynamic showcase of young Welsh composers
03/08 Composer John Williams to Bequeath His Life Work to The Juilliard School Library
03/02 Daniil Trifonov and His Teacher Dazzle With Dual Virtuosity
02/18 Hear How ‘Mozart in the Jungle’ Became a Music Showcase
02/02 François Girard’s production of Wagner’s “Parsifal” - Watch the Met Opera Stage a Sea of Blood
01/28 Barbara Hannigan leads list of Grammy Awards' classical winners
01/19 Meet the New Generation Leading Berlin’s Classical Scene
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This Week At The Classical Station
Monday, September 24, 2018
Hurricane Florence has left unbelievable devastation in her wake. Helping the folks down east who need everything just to get through each day is something hundreds of volunteers here in Raleigh are doing.
One of our own volunteer announcers, Bruce Huffine, has pitched in to help. Here's what he has to say:
"My wife and I are assisting in providing logistical assistance to incoming relief supplies such as food, baby supplies, cleaning kits, tarps, and water. When pallets of goods are received at a massive warehouse in Knightdale, I tag and inventory the goods for ultimate disposition and shipment by expert relief coordinators who know where the need is the highest. Donations and suppport comes from numerous relief agencies throughout the state, from corporations, and from individual donations. Everything is important, and in this time of great need, providing immediate and targeted supplies will be one small part of the unfolding assistance throughout the impacted areas of North Carolina."
We are indeed blessed with some amazing volunteers. Please do what you can to help.
Photo: Studio Mike
This week Monday Night at the Symphony will feature the Dresden State Orchestra. Hear music of Josef Haydn, Johannes Brahms and Franz Schubert in performances led by Giuseppe Sinopoli, Wolfgang Sawallisch, and music director Christian Thielemann.
The concert begins at 8 p.m. Eastern on 89.7 FM in Central North Carolina and streaming everywhere online.
Photo: Matthias Creutziger
On September 24 we observe the birthday of English composer John Rutter. John Rutter has written many choral compositions, including such large scale works as Requiem and Mass of the Children. He also collaborated with Sir David Willcocks to produce the four volume set of Carols for Choirs.
Photo: Nick Rutter
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