Don “Q” Rides Again!
Quixotic quest? Hardly. Host John Frayne brings us an entire program based on Cervantes' Don Quixote.
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.
Russian Fifths Win!
Russian fifth symphonies, that is.
The sound of Gershwin, from the Roaring Twenties!
Wax "Rhapsodic" with some Gershwin this weekend.
Big ego, bigger film!
This Saturday's show will illustrate composer Richard Wagner's ethos: Go big or go home.
‘Modern’ choral works
Hear Honneger's 1938 "Joan of Arc at the Stake," which stirred audiences with its dramatic force.
Opera’s hits on 88 keys
Pop opera hits and dazzling displays of piano virtuosity.
From theater pit to concert hall
Hear music by composers such as Grieg, Sibelius and Nielsen created to accompany live plays.
String quartets from the ‘50s
Sampling the music of those forgotten and those still with us.
Late 19th century composers with distinctive styles
MacDowell and Griffes were among those that emerged with their own voice.
Music of ‘A Song to Remember’
The history in the film may have been fantasy, but the Chopin music was real.
These programs are partially sponsored by a grant from the Illinois Arts Council Agency.
