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Koussevitzky@150: Koussevitzky as “Colorist”
In part three of Koussevitsky@150, Tom Godell explores the concept of Koussevitzky as a colorist.
Koussevitzky@150: Koussevitzky as “Animateur”
In this episode we explore Koussevitzky's gift of animating the music and musicians with his conducting.
Koussevitzky@150: Koussevitzky In His Own Words
Koussevitzky@150 - Episode One features Koussevitzky in his own words.
Koussevitzky@150 Debuts on Charlottesville Classical
Koussevitzky@150 airs Wednesday mornings at 9:00 am and is rebroadcast Wednesday evenings at 6:00 pm on charlottesvilleclassical.org.
Sunday Opera Matinee – “Eugene Onegin” Feb. 05
Running the Gamut - A Thousand and One Wednesdays
Coming up on May 22, 2013, I'll be airing program #1,000. It's something of a milestone, and we'll be marking the occasion with some special features and a few surprises.
Ann Shaffer - 30 years of "A Time for Singing"
Ann Shaffer, host of A Time for Singing marked her 30th anniversary as a WTJU volunteer announcer on March 30, 2013.
Reclaiming the 4th Musically
In the last post I outlined my thoughts about programming music for the 4th of July. Here’s what I actually aired.
Retiring the 1812 for the 4th
Let's forget the Russian overture written by a Russian honoring the victory of a Russian monarch over a French military dictator and trot out some red-blooded American classical music written by real Americans.
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