Podcast: Robert Aitken plays Stamitz Flute Concertos
- 11 December, 2009
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In 1742, Johann Stamitz got the job offer he wanted – he was invited to become a member of the Mannheim Court Orchestra. A couple of years later, he became Concertmaster, and then Director of Instrumental Music. That meant he … Read More →
Podcast: Vivaldi ! with Marie Nicole Lemieux
- 10 December, 2009
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Canadian contralto Marie-Nicole Lemieux burst onto the international scene with her performances of Vivaldi operas. This CD is the perfect introduction to those operas, and her glorious voice. Accompanied by Ensemble Matheus conducted by Jean-Christophe Spinosi, Marie-Nicole presents some of … Read More →
Podcast: Elgar’s Crown of India
- 1 December, 2009
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Sir Edward Elgar wrote his Crown of India for a 1912 musical event in London celebrating the coronation of King George V and Queen Mary as Emperor and Empress of India. Although such an event is an historical anachronism today, … Read More →
Podcast: Synergy – with the Columbus State University Wind Ensemble
- 26 November, 2009
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A spotlight look at the new Columbus State University Wind Ensemble‘s new CD – a CD that brings together an outstanding band, conductor Robert Rumbelow, and three great soloists: Clarinettists John Yeh and Teresa Reilly, and percussionist Molly Yeh. This … Read More →
Podcast: Mark Adamo’s Late Victorians
- 26 November, 2009
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A podcast feature about Late Victorians, a new Naxos CD featuring the world premiere recordings of four works by American composer Mark Adamo, who is also the interview guest in this podcast. This CD features Alcott Music, a suite from … Read More →
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