Host Julie Amacher provides an in-depth exploration of a new classical music release each week.
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Clancy Newman and Natalie Zhu explore the beauty of America on ‘From Method to Madness’
Clancy Newman and Natalie Zhu – From Method to Madness: The American Sound (Albany)
New Classical Tracks - Clancy Newman and Natalie Zhu
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“I just love to play with Clancy because he challenges my mind,” pianist Natalie Zhu says. “This program was Clancy's idea...
Marc-Andre Hamelin and Cathy Fuller present 'Faure: Nocturnes and Barcarolles'
Marc-André Hamelin – Fauré: Nocturnes and Barcarolles (Hyperion)
New Classical Tracks - Mark-Andre Hamelin and Cathy Fuller
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“The thing about him is that he's so honest and real and natural,” pianist and radio host Cathy Fuller says...
Sphinx Virtuosi ensemble uplifts Black and Latin American composers on 'Songs for Our Times'
Sphinx Virtuosi – Songs for Our Times (Deutsche Grammophon)
New Classical Tracks - Andre Dowell, Sphinx Virtuosi
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“My role with the organization as the chief of artist engagement is to really understand the talent that is out there and to be able to recruit the musicians who perform with the Sphinx Virtuosi,” Andre Dowell says...
Harpist Ashley Jackson and Harlem Chamber Players explore African roots
Ashley Jackson and the Harlem Chamber Players – Ennanga (Bright Shiny Things)
New Classical Tracks - Ashley Jackson
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“I started thinking about this album in the summer of 2020...
Pianist Michelle Cann explores the music of Bonds and Price in 'Revival'
Michelle Cann – Revival: Music of Price and Bonds (Curtis Studio)
New Classical Tracks - Michelle Cann
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Pianist Michelle Cann has had a pretty incredible journey. Her path into the world of piano led her to the Cleveland Institute and the Curtis Institute of Music, which is where she teaches...
Pianist Gabríel Ólafs explores the nostalgia of Icelandic lullabies
Gabriel Olafs and Steiney Sigurðardóttir: Lullabies for Piano and Cello (Decca)
New Classical Tracks - Gabriel Olafs
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“When you write a pop song today, you want it to be catchy. But with folk music, you want it to be catchy for hundreds of years. You need it to survive. I really like that,” pianist Gabríel Ólafs says...
Joshua Bell and the Singapore Chinese Orchestra present 'Butterfly Lovers'
Joshua Bell, the Singapore Chinese Orchestra and Tsung Yeh: Butterfly Lovers (Sony Classical)
New Classical Tracks - Joshua Bell
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Joshua Bell is a world-class violinist who has also been music director of the Academy of St. Martin in the Fields since 2011...
William Kanengiser and Alexander String Quartet relive British Invasion
William Kanengiser and the Alexander String Quartet — British Invasion (Foghorn Classics)
New Classical Tracks - William Kanengiser and Ian Krouse
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“When I was in high school, I was in a rock band called Euphoria. We did all these covers. I had massive hair,” guitarist William Kanengiser says...
Hilary Hahn explores her heritage with violin works by Belgian composer Eugene Ysaye
Hilary Hahn - Eugène Ysaÿe: Six Sonatas for Violin (Deutsche Grammophon)
New Classical Tracks - Hilary Hahn
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“This was my grand homage. And I really put so much love and time and energy and respect into the recording,” violinist Hilary Hahn says...
Maya Beiser presents a feminine angle to Bach's cello suites
Maya Beiser – InfInIte Bach: J.S. Bach’s Six Cello Suites (Islandia Music Records)
New Classical Tracks - Maya Beiser
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“I'll never forget. I think I was 10...