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After 10pm on weekdays (and after midnight on weekends) 90.3 WPLN switches to classical music throughout the night with Classical 24. And on WPLN HD2, now an all-music station, you can hear classical music from Classical 24 each day and evening.
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Saturdays at 12:30pm, you’ll find opera broadcasts. WPLN is proud to carry Metropolitan Opera broadcasts, as well as NPR’s World of Opera and Nashville Opera broadcasts.
View upcoming opera schedule on WPLN.
Unearthing Prokofiev: Rare Works Get NYC Debut
Tuesday February 9, 2010
When it comes to Prokofiev’s music, pianist and Yale University professor Boris Berman is the go-to guy. Along with faculty and student musicians, Berman will present newly discovered pieces by the Soviet composer at New York’s Zankel Hall on Tuesday night.
Antics And Anguish: Puccini’s ‘La Boheme’
Friday February 5, 2010
Passion turns into lasting love, but ends with desperate tragedy, in Puccini’s beloved La Boheme — maybe the greatest “date opera” in history — in a racy new production from the Washington National Opera.
The Story of ‘La Boheme’
Thursday February 4, 2010
New love takes a tragic turn in Puccini’s beloved La Boheme.
‘Cheek To Cheek’: The Melody Lingers On
Tuesday February 2, 2010
Top Hat, from 1935, featured Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. But commentator Rob Kapilow says the real star of the movie is Irving Berlin’s classic song, “Cheek to Cheek.”
Quartet San Francisco: Brubeck On Strings
Saturday January 30, 2010
The chamber ensemble earned two Grammy nominations for its 2009 album, which rearranged classic tunes by the jazz composer Dave Brubeck. On the eve of the Grammy Awards, the string quartet visited NPR to play songs like “Blue Rondo a la Turk.”
‘Agrippina,’ Handel’s Unlikely Comedy
Friday January 29, 2010
In his first, true operatic masterpiece, Handel creates an odd-ball comedy filled with scheming characters from ancient Rome. Read the story and hear excerpts from the site of the opera’s premiere, in 1710.
