The Evening Concert

At 7:00 it's the Dvorak "Sonatina for Violin and Piano" and the "String Sextet". At 8:00 the first of four episodes about composer Marc Blitzstein.

....that would be Beethoven's "Violin Concerto" and Magnus Lindberg's "Piano Concerto".

Abduraimov plays with the work that brought Van Cliburn his fame. Abduraimov's teacher was Stanislav Ioudenich who won the 11th Van Cliburn competition in 2001.

Leif Ove Andsnes is the soloist with the CSO. There's also music by Beethove and Mendelssohn on the broadcast.

Also on the program Li Huanzhi's :"Spring Festival Overture", music by Zhao Lin, and Piazzolla's "History of the Tango"

Monday night it's the Shanghai Symphony; Tuesday, the CSO with Mozart; Wednesday, more from the Dallas Symphony; Thursday, Beethoven's Violin Concerto from New York; Dvorak from Lincoln Center and the start of a new series "The Cradle That Rocked: Rediscovering Marc Blitzstein"

Urbana-born Conrad Tao host Shanghai Spring... tonight an eclectic (what did you expect? the expected?) program: Barber, Jiping, Crumb, Wen, and Mozart.

Famous songs by Schubert, plus a famous 'musical portrait' of the star-crossed lovers, Romeo and Juliet from "the Philharmonic".

What 'hasn't" yet been said about Beethoven's "5th Symphony"? Only this: if you've not ever listened to it from start to finish, as in, stop doing whatever you are doing and just listen, then you owe it to yourself to do that tonight, starting at 7 pm.

Bruckner's "Te Deum" was completed in 1884, just a few years before he started the composition of his "9th Symphony".