SUNDAY, JANUARY 20 |  |
12:00am
Bob Christiansen
1:00am
Scott Blankenship
6:00am
Harmonia, with Angela Mariani
This morning, we're taking a look at some recently released recordings of early music. We’ll hear music of Neidhart, Ockeghem, Pierre de la Rue, Falvetti and Vivaldi. Plus, we’ll feature a classic recording, the first one ever made by the ensemble La Petite Bande.
7:00am
Sunday Baroque, with Suzanne Bona
There’s a good reason we don’t refer to “Shakespeare’s Second Play” or “Monet’s Tenth Painting” ... those works of art have descriptive nicknames that make them easier to remember. It works in music, too, this morning’s show will offer a few examples of music with meaningful nicknames.
11:00am
Mindy Ratner
1:00pm
Lynn Warfel
6:00pm
Sunday at the Symphony: Live at the Concertgebouw
Mariss Jansons conducts Anton Bruckner’s Symphony #6, and with soloist Dmitri Sitkovetsky, Benjamin Britten’s Violin Concerto.
8:00pm
Pittsburgh Symphony, with Jim Cunningham
Legendary composer and former PSO Music Director Andre Previn returns to give the premiere of his Triple Concerto for trumpet, horn, and tuba, featuring three outstanding principals from the PSO brass section, George Vosburgh, William Caballero, and Craig Knox. The concert presents two other musical gems – Haydn’s “London” Symphony #102, and Mendelssohn’s “Italian” Symphony #4.
10:00pm
Valerie Kahler
