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"Today's programming on the life of Leonard Bernstein was Epic. It was wonderful. Thank you for broadcasting it WMHT! Both Eileen and I listened to most of it."Thank YOU, David of Schenectady, for the kind words. And thank you, ALL, for marking Bernstein's 100th birthday with us this weekend!
Every August since 2011, top-notch classical and “new music” performers and composers from around the world descend upon beautiful Lake George for two weeks, sharing the fruits of their talent and hard work through traditional and experimental concerts, open rehearsals, public receptions, and informational talks—all held at an inviting and ever evolving range of venues throughout the community. Alexander Lombard & Barbora Kolarova, the co-founders of the Lake George Music Festival spoke with Rob Brown and performed at our studios. Check it out...
The 37th season of Albany Pro Musica begins Sunday, October 29 at 3pm at the Troy Savings Bank Music Hall. It’s a program called “Across the Vast, Eternal Sky,” highlighting music of Composer-in-Residence Ola Gjeilo of Norway. Gjeilo spoke with WMHT-FM's Rob Brown about this concert and about his process.
Saratoga Springs native Ashley Bathgate recorded in our studios ahead of her concert coming up at The Egg in November. Stay tuned to hear more from WMHT-FM.
http://www.wmht.org/radio/classical/listen-live/
Music from Salem brings together stellar musicians to prepare and perform chamber music in the peace and beauty of rural Washington County. The result for concert audiences can be exhilarating. Founding Artistic Director Lila Brown tells us about the series, and the concert this Sunday in Cambridge, NY.
Based on William Kennedy's acclaimed novel, Roscoe is tragic, comic, and poignant. Roscoe Conway, after years as the motor of Albany's political machine, longs to retire. But just when he thought he was out, things pull him back in. Local composer and educator Evan Mack always had Deborah Voigt’s voice in mind when writing his opera Roscoe. She joins the Albany Symphony TOMORROW for the orchestral premiere of the work.
http://bit.ly/2efI8xI
She plays a violin hand chosen by Johannes Brahms and owns two other Baroque instruments cut from the same tree. Rachel Barton Pine plays in our area twice over the next 8 days, at a Friends of Chamber Music Concert on Saturday, 10/1, and with the Hudson Valley Philharmonic the following Saturday, 10/8. She spoke with our Rob Brown on WMHT-FM about the repertoire and those amazing instruments.
http://www.wmht.org/radio/classical/listen-live/