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Rachel Storlie, a music professor at Luther College, plays the Hesper-Mabel Steam Calliope at Nordic Fest in Decorah, Iowa, in a must-see video that has gone viral on our social channels.

Let’s celebrate all the amazing things your brain does for you! See how well you and your brain work together in Minnesota Neuropsychology’s ‘Fall in Love With Your Brain’ — the latest episode of YourClassical Storytime, with narration by Valerie Kahler and music by Ludwig Thuille.

Composers at the Minnesota State Fair? We'll take an ear of Korngold with a side of Ernst Bacon, please! Join host Melanie Renate as she goes on a classical music quest at the Great Minnesota Get-together.

Guitar virtuoso Sharon Isbin dishes on her mentor, the legendary Andres Segovia, on the latest episode of 'New Classical Tracks.'

Meet organist and conductor Anna Lapwood, who visited the University of Minnesota at Northrop on her U.S. tour. She played the Northrop’s Aeolian-Skinner Opus 892 pipe organ with 108 ranks and nearly 7,000 pipes.

Music should be about “giving the people in the audience what they need on that specific day.” Hear organist Anna Lapwood share what inspires her music and performance.

“The beauty of music is that it doesn't have to have one meaning for one person.” Organist and social media superstar Anna Lapwood talks about the organ in different musical contexts.

“I didn't really think it was ever going to be possible.” Get to know organist Anna Lapwood, who visited Northrop at University of Minnesota Twin Cities in Minneapolis this April.

Who needs to prepare for winter when you can play all day during the other seasons? But is it possible to have too much fun? Find out in ‘The Ant and the Grasshopper,’ the latest episode of YourClassical Storytime – featuring narration by Scott Blankenship, illustrations by Mia Jennings and music by Antonio Vivaldi.

Ammy Lin, winner of the 2024 Karin Larson YourClassical Prize, gets a rare opportunity to record at Minnesota Public Radio.