The Chamber at Home Concerts Air Thursdays and Mondays
"The Chamber at Home" is a partnership between Classic 107.3 and The Chamber Music Society of St. Louis to bring you weekly encore concerts chosen from CMSSL’s archive. This week, hear "Baroque Masters", a performance featuring music from Johann Sebastian Bach, Antonio Vivaldi, Georg Philip Telemann, and others. Tune in at 5:30pm on Thursday, August 11 or 10am on Monday, August 15!
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All-American Alumni Band Concert September 4th
The All-American Alumni Band is a group of musicians who were part of the McDonald’s All-American High School Band during its 26-year history. In 2019, forty-two alumni from 28 states participated in the national debut of the All-American Alumni Band, which was presented in a free, public concert in historic Tower Grove Park. The group is returning for another concert on September 4th!
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Classic 107.3 Program Information
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Exploring Music with Bill McGlaughlin - 7pm Weekdays
Clash of the Titans – In Greek mythology, Titans were great divine beings that descended from the Gods, hence someone who dominates his field. This week Bill McGlaughlin examines the lives and music-making of two such divine beings, Leopold Stokowski and Arturo Toscanini, both of whom captured our minds and hearts at a crucial point in our country’s development.
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 Inside Classical Guitar
8pm Monday
This week: Music of John Duarte
Host W. Mark Akin shares performances by Greek guitarist Antigoni Goni (pictured) of songs written by English guitarist and composer John Duarte.
Find previous episodes of Inside Classical Guitar here. |
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Diary of a Musician with Leon Burke
8pm Tuesday, 1pm Sunday
This week: Czech it Out!
Leon features music of Czech composers like Josef Suk (pictured), Antonín Dvořák, and others on this episode.
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 Re-choired Listening with Philip Barnes
8pm Wednesday
This week: Dublin Born
Philip shares music from two composers born in Dublin, Ireland: Charles Villiers Stanford and Rhona Clarke (pictured). |
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 Bach & Beyoncé with Maria Ellis
8pm Thursday, 2pm Sunday
This week: Choral Music
Maria previews some great choral music for the 2022-2023 school year! Hear works from Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Robert T. Gibson, Stacey Gibbs (pictured conducting), and Kinley Lange. |
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Friday Morning with the Arts ~ 9am
The Muny and Tennessee Williams Festival St. Louis
Julie talks with Broadway star Jessica Vosk, who will be appearing as the Narrator in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat at The Muny August 12-18. Then hear from Carrie Houk, the Executive/Artistic Director of the Tennessee Williams Festival St. Louis, about this year's festival events, including a big top production of "The Rose Tattoo" in the Grand Center Arts District from August 18-28.
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Friday Night Jazz Programming
The Jazz Collective with Jason Church and Somethin' Else with Calvin Wilson
Have you heard? Friday Night Jazz is back on Classic 107.3! The Jazz Collective airs at 7pm, followed by Somethin' Else at 9pm. Cool jazz sounds with favorite local hosts on these hot summer nights!
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 Classics 4 Kids - 9am Saturday
This week: National Aviation Day
August 19 , the birthday of Orville Wright, was set aside as a day to celebrate people taking to the skies. On this episode, hear great music about flying (both on earth and in outer space); music about Charles A. Lindbergh and his airplane, The Spirit of St. Louis; and music performed by the United States Air Force Band! |
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Musical Ancestries™ - 10am Saturday
This week: India (rebroadcast)
Listeners meet 10-year-old twin sister and brother, Chandra and Nitesh, and their mother Deepa. The trio travels to India, so that the twins can learn more about their Indian musical heritage from Uncle Nihal, a well-respected musician in Mumbai. Find additional resources on our website at https://classic1073.org/musical-ancestries-central-america/
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Opera at Noon - Saturday
George Frideric Handel’s Almira performed by the Boston Early Music Festival. Handel’s fantastic Almira features period instruments led by music directors Paul O’Dette and Stephen Stubbs. Emőke Baráth performs in the title role.
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 Tango with Cally
6pm Saturday, 11pm Thursday
This week: Pugliese's Passion and Politics (rebroadcast)
Host Cally Banham talks with conductor and fierce champion of Latin American composers, Gisèle Ben-Dor, about her mission and her exciting career and shares some of Ben-Dor's spectacular tango recordings. |
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This week: The Countries Shuffle (rebroadcast)
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Leonard Slatkin's American Musical Journey
12pm Sunday
An in-depth look at the history of American music from one of our country's most renowned conductors.
This week: Episode 20 - The Mavericks Featuring music of composers John Cage, Lou Harrison, and Donald Erb.
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 Aisle Seat with Julie Schuster - 5pm Sunday
This week: Leo (rebroadcast)
Were you born between July 22 and August 23? Grrrrr…. you're a Leo! So was Claude Debussy, Koji Kondo, Alexander Glazunov, Antonio Salieri, Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, and James Horner. Julie shares music from these Leo composers and musicians, plus works connected to aspects of this astrological sign. |
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Miss a program? Many of our locally produced shows can be found on our SoundCloud page at https://soundcloud.com/raf-stl.
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