The Evening Concert

Seemingly coming out of the blue, labeled a 'bona fide phenom' by Justin Davidson of NY Magazine's, Julia Adolphe has written a work of high interest...

Tonight's broadcast was recorded in August of this year...you'll hear Tchaikovsky's 1st and Prokofiev's 3rd piano concerto.

Berlioz's "Symphonie fantastique" is still 'fantastic' in so many ways....over 170 years since it's composition, listeners still marvel at it's sonic majesty.....

After the Second World War, actor Christopher Plummer worked with Sir Neville Marriner and others to create the work now known as "A Shakespeare Scenario" using Shakespeare's words and music by Sir William Walton originally frmo the film "Henry V" by Sir Lawrence Olivier.

Also "A Shakespeare Scenario" by Walton, a famous 1st Piano Concerto and a New York Philharmonic premiere from November 2016.

"Who's the fairest (greatest) of all Hungarian composers?" Find out who the Chamber Music Society chose tonight at 7:00.

America's oldest orchestra celebrates 175 years of classical music performances with a program from the archives...

Round One of 'this' piano competition is heard tonight, with the subsequent round(s) to be heard next week.

Elgar's "Enigma" Variations is enigmatic as ever as Donald Runnicles leads the CSO in the famed work...

Dvorak's 7th SYmphony was premiered in Piccadilly [UK!} on April 22, 1885 with the composer conducting...Corigliano's "Red Violin" comes more than 100 years later, his original ideas from 1998, then the concert work from 2003.