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  • ---FIRST HALF HOUR---:01—Samuel Barber (1910-1981): “Canzone,” Op. 38, Paula Robison and Tim Hester, flute and piano [MusicMasters 60195].:06—Elliott…
  • Performance Today’s Fred Child and Young Artist in Residence Blake Pouliot join Gene Schiller to discuss the challenge of an “artist’s life,” as well as…
  • The Hawai?i Conservation Alliance is composed of twenty organizations, including governmental, cultural, educational, and nonprofit. Their mission is to…
  • Rev. Dan Werning talks with Gene Schiller this morning about the renovated organ at St. Christopher's Episcopal Church in Kailua.
  • Hawai?i's state parks are home to some of its most iconic and celebrated landscapes, cultural treasures, and recreational opportunities. There are 50…
  • Carbon reduction is a frequently mentioned topic in today's society. Society faces the specter of climate change and the consequences brought about by…
  • A large portion of the land mass of Hawai?i Island, is contained on the slopes of the tallest mountain in the world, Mauna Kea. The mountain is host to a…
  • World-renowned pianist Philippe Bianconi, in town for the Schumann Piano Concerto, discusses French styling v.s. playing with power!
  • ---FIRST HALF HOUR---:01—Carson Cooman (1982- ): “Keep On Shining!” for violin and organ, Op. 573, 2004, Rachel Gough, violin; Rupert Gough, organ [Naxos…
  • When we think of life in the city, the forest is probably the last thing on our minds, and yet in many cities around the world the nurturing of the urban…
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