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Kathleen Ferrier: A Voice Not Forgotten
Tuesday May 15, 2012
Silenced by breast cancer at the height of her sparkling career, the great English singer Kathleen Ferrier's legacy lives on in a new 14-CD set and documentary.
Garth Knox: One Viola And 1,000 Years Of Musical History
Monday May 14, 2012
On his new album, Saltarello, the adventurousviolist creates surprising musical juxtapositions.
Pedro Soler And Gaspar Claus: Tiny Desk Concert
Monday May 14, 2012
The improvisational music of father and son Pedro Soler and Gaspar Claus functions as a beautiful conversation. Soler plays a delicate flamenco guitar, while Claus turns the cello into an exquisitely expressive voice. The two bring that spirit to their intimate performance in the NPR Music offices.
First Listen: Hilary Hahn And Hauschka, 'Silfra'
Sunday May 13, 2012
Hear what happens when a star violinist meets a piano full of marbles, duct tape and other surprises. Hahn knows her way around unlikely collaborators, while Hauschka is a master of creating beauty out of the unusual.
Roman Totenberg: A Musical Life Remembered
Saturday May 12, 2012
NPR's Nina Totenberg recalls her late father's mastery of music, as well as his love of life.
Around The Classical Internet: May 11, 2012
Friday May 11, 2012
A classy train ride in Copenhagen, a ruckus in London and a broken Strad in Madrid: all the news that's fit to link.
Gags Ordered: The Cartoon Caption Contest Winners
Friday May 11, 2012
After 11 days and 400-plus submissions, we unveil a winner in our first classical caption contest.
Van-tiques Roadshow: Compete For Cliburn's Collection At Christie's
Thursday May 10, 2012
Pianist and competition founder Van Cliburn, one of classical music's megastars, has 150 items going to auction at Christie's, from silver owned by the Russian tsars to his mother's Steinway piano. The sale is expected to bring in more than $3 million.
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