A Look Back, Classically Black
This week’s episode, we revisit an homage to Classically Black, a WILL radio program highlighting the contributions of black artists to classical music. Classically Black was produced by the now-retired Classical FM host, Roger Cooper, whose voice some listeners may already be familiar with.
Songs for Christmas Day
You know, choral music feels like such a perfect fit for Christmas Day.
Prairie Performances: Christmas on the Prairie
On tonight’s Prairie Performances, we’re helping you get into the holiday spirit with some Christmas classics as performed by your favorite local ensembles from the state of Illinois.
Prairie Performances: The Danville Symphony Orchestra
On this week's episode of Prairie Performances, we are featuring a live concert from the Danville Symphony Orchestra, recorded here in the Collins Studio!
Prairie Performances: Songs of Thanksgiving
On this Thanksgiving Day episode of Prairie Performances, I invite you to ponder all the things you are grateful for this year.
Prairie Performances: The Russian Romantics
On this week's Prairie Performances, Russian Romantic composers.
Prairie Performances: “Weekend Jazz”
On this episode of Prairie Performances: Jazz. The weekend is right around the corner, I thought we’d start the night off with a little pick-me-up, something to get you energized and ready to dance into your Friday work day.
Prairie Performances: Rising Classical Artists
On this week’s episode of Prairie Performances, we'll revisit the music of rising classical artists
Prairie Performances: Something Wicked This Way Comes
On this special Halloween episode of Prairie Performances, “Something Wicked This Way Comes,” we set the scene for Halloween with an evening of chilling works to prepare you for the spooky season...
Prairie Performances: Jazz
Tonight, we’ll explore a taste of what the Illinois jazz scene has to offer, what local artists are creating and listening to, and how to find jazz performances in your hometown!
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