Julius Katchen and André Watts, Two Americans, but Different Paths!
A shared love of Gershwin and remarkable technique, Julius Katchen and André Watts on this week’s "Classics of the Phonograph."
Classics of the Phonograph
Saturdays at 11 AM
John Frayne shares his love for classical music and opera with you on WILL 90.9 and 101.1.
The Song of the Night
Conductor Hermann Scherchen was a big fan of Mahler's. You'll hear him conducting Mahler's 7th.
Star Violist Primrose Plays Walton
Violists get no respect. This week's "Classics of the Phonograph" covers why that's so, so wrong.
Perlman’s Great 1981 Recording of the Beethoven Violin Concerto!
This is your chance to hear a 100% classic - both of Beethoven's and of Perlman's.
Masters of Strings
Pablo Casals and Nathan Milstein play Bach.
Schumann Not Bad Orchestrator, but Needs Tinkering!
Robert Schumann's symphonies just need a little work, that's all.
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Two Great Pianists: Haskil Plays Mozart, Tureck Plays Bach!
A solid hour of gorgeous piano awaits you on this week's CotP.
The Budapest String Quartet in the 1940s: Its Golden Age?
What's in store? A solid hour of Beethoven by the Quartet.
Hear Reiner Before Chicago!
Listen to work by Fritz Reiner made before his golden period in Chicago.
Strauss Tone Poems
Tune in Saturday, August 8 to get schooled on Richard Strauss' tone poems.
These programs are partially sponsored by a grant from the Illinois Arts Council Agency.
