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Imani Winds have faith in music as their core value

Imani Winds have faith in music as their core value

The players of the Imani Winds have had faith in commissioning new works that uplift the profile of BIPOC composers and performers. They have been doing so for more than 25 years. Find out more in the latest episode of the 'Rhapsody in Black' podcast.

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We're off to The Proms!

We're off to The Proms!

This week, ‘Extra Eclectic’ begins its weekly visits to the biggest classical music celebration in the world, the BBC Proms — with highlights from the British summertime festival’s rich offerings of contemporary music performances. Listen now with host Steve Seel!

Soprano Karen Slack celebrates rare songs by Florence Price

Soprano Karen Slack celebrates rare songs by Florence Price

On this week’s episode of ‘New Classical Tracks,’ soprano Karen Slack delves into her new album, ‘Beyond the Years: Unpublished Songs of Florence Price,’ which features 16 world-premiere recordings. Listen now!

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Films in the National Parks (and other lovely locations) with guest host Ward Jacobson
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Friday Favorites: Listener requests and Project DJ co-host Leo Dworsky

Friday Favorites: Listener requests and Project DJ co-host Leo Dworsky

On the latest episode of ‘Friday Favorites’: Leo Dworsky loves singing and loves people! He found his voice as an eight-year-old singing with the Minnesota Boy Choir. As a performer he has gone from strength to strength. Leo joins Steve Staruch as a Project DJ co-host. Listen now!

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Top 10 movie scores composed by Hans Zimmer

Top 10 movie scores composed by Hans Zimmer

Discover the top movie scores by Hans Zimmer that continue to push cinematic boundaries. Immerse yourself in iconic soundtracks that resonate beyond the screen.  

Isata Kanneh-Mason's sparkling Mendelssohn headlines August new releases
Chi-Chi Nwanoku champions diverse music in Europe

Chi-Chi Nwanoku champions diverse music in Europe

Chi-Chi Nwanoku, founder of the Chineke! Foundation and Orchestra, is a champion of Black, Asian and ethnically diverse musicians in Europe. Find out more in the 'Rhapsody in Black' podcast.

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A night out

A night out

‘You Come Here Often?’ It's not a question, but the name of the piano piece by Michael Tilson Thomas that opens this week’s episode of ‘Extra Eclectic,’ which nods to gathering places with John Adams’ Saxophone Concerto, Paul Schoenfield’s ‘Cafe Music’ and more. Listen now with host Steve Seel!

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Guitarist Sharon Isbin goes live and shares a memory with Andres Segovia
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