
Champaign-Urbana Symphony: Musical Revolutionaries
Stravinsky and Beethoven each charted new directions in music with their bold creations.
with Roger Cooper
Fridays at 7 pm on FM 90.9 and 101.1
Stravinsky and Beethoven each charted new directions in music with their bold creations.
Is it music theater? Is it cabaret? Is it opera? Gruber's Frankenstein crosses genres.
Saxophonist Hyungryoul Kim is soloist on Yoshimatsu's saxophone concerto "Cyber Bird."
Go on a musical journey, including John Corigliano's Voyage for Flute and Strings, with flutist Mary Leathers Chapman.
Sinfonia da Camera perform's Mendelssohn's exuberant "Reformation" Symphony, and the Christmas portion of Handel's Messiah.
The Prairie Ensemble says farewell.
Dvořák and Brahms, plus spirituals with U of I faculty artist Ollie Watts Davis.
A serenade by the Illinois Symphony Chamber Orchestra, tenor William Burden and principal horn Stephen Hanrahan.
A rare treat with two world-class pianists performing Concerto for Two Pianos No. 10 with Sinfonia da Camera.
It's back-to-back Bach as Roger presents cantatas by the Allerton Bach Musicians and concertos by Baroque Artists of Champaign-Urbana.