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---FIRST HALF HOUR---:04—Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach (1714-1788): Sinfonia in D, finale, Hartmut Haenschen, C.P.E. Bach Chamber Orchestra Brilliant…

---FIRST HALF HOUR---:04—Gerry Mulligan, arr. Brad Dechter: “Line for Lyons,” Protosynthesis [RCA Victor 60460].:10—Ravel arr. Balakrishnan: “Tortured…

---FIRST HALF HOUR---:01—Bach: “The Art of the Fugue,” The Swingle Singers, from “Bach’s Greatest Hits,” 1963 [Philips 824 703]. Ward Swingle formed the…

---FIRST HALF HOUR---:04—Alexander Glazunov: Symphony No. 7 in E minor, Op. 77, “Pastoral,” 1903, scherzo, Alexander Anissimov, Moscow Symphony [Naxos…

---FIRST HALF HOUR---:04—Franz von Suppe (1819-1895): “Light Cavalry Overture,” excerpt, 1866, Erich Kunzel, Cincinnati Pops [Telarc 80116].:06—Giuseppe…

Frederica von Stade makes her HOT debut as Madeline, in what the Houston Chronicle called, “the role of a lifetime" when she created it in 2008. She spoke…

Pianist Stephen Hough joins Gene Schiller on Morning Cafe to talk about his upcoming novel along with playing Beethoven's Appassionata which he'll be…

---FIRST HALF HOUR---:01—Franz Liszt (1811-1886): “Mazeppa,” beginning, 1854, Zubin Mehta, Berlin Philharmonic [SK 66834]. A horse, galloping furiously,…

Michael Titterton reveals the “secret” location of tonight’s ‘pop-up’ concert with the Hawaii Symphony, and discusses exciting plans for the future on…

This nine-part history of American classical music will run through January and February on the HPR-2 program “Howard’s Day Off.” The essays covering the…