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The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra returns to Europe for its 45th international tour, presenting 13 concerts in nine cities across six countries. Tune in to Classical WQED 89.3 FM weekdays between 8:15–8:30 a.m. for live reports from Jim Cunningham, Classical WQED’s Artistic Director, traveling with the orchestra in Europe.
Fresh off their concert at the Salzburg Festival, Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra Principal Flute Nikolai Song and Assistant Principal Bass Michael Banks spoke with Anna Singer live on the QED Morning Show. It’s exciting for both players since this is the first European tour for both of them and while it’s fun, they explain that its a lot of work.
Rick started out in public broadcasting as a summer intern at South Carolina Educational Television in 1973. He worked on a children’s program there hosted by Josie Carey, called “WHEEE.” Rick also shares some of his memorable WQED programs and extends thanks to all of the crew members he’s worked with over the years.
Joe Negri loved Pittsburgh, and touched the lives of so many Pittsburghers. This week, WQED Executive Producer Minette Seate and WQED-FM’s Jim Cunningham spoke with friends of Joe who worked with him on Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood, as a performing musician, and as an educator.
Bill Isler, who served as President and CEO of Fred Rogers Productions in the 1980s, tells Minette about working with Joe on Mister Rogers, his kindness and love for sharing music with others. Jim speaks with Margy Whitmer, the producer of Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood, who was in the studio with Joe, Fred, and the whole neighborhood, about her favorite memories with Joe.
Joe Manganiello sits down with Coach Cowher to talk about growing up in Mt. Lebanon, chasing a dream, and learning to push through setbacks. From early rejection to finding success as an actor, he reflects on resilience, second chances, and what it means to come home.
Coach Bill Cowher's series of one-on-one conversations with Pittsburgh’s finest — athletes, innovators, and artists who’ve carried the city’s grit, passion, and heart into every arena of their lives.
GUMBANDS is a podcast about Pittsburgh, its people, its history, its neighborhoods, its small businesses, its food, its charms, its stories, and many of its surprises.
Conductors, soloists and composers involved in making great Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra performances talk about their music.
Insights and anecdotes from musicians, dancers, artists, actors and directors, as well as audience response.
A complete two hour concert hosted by Jim Cunningham. Listen for interviews and features, historic recordings and the latest weekly concerts from Heinz Hall.
Did you miss a recent live broadcast? Or do you just want to hear it again? Relive recent WQED-FM live broadcasts on the Encore podcast page. Stream full length broadcasts by the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra and others.
Hosted by WQED-FM's Jim Cunningham and CMOA's Dana Bishop-Root, Artists in the World uplifts artistic voices and explores multiple histories, geographies, and current events.
Jim Cunningham reports from the PSO's domestic and international tours.
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Tiger Maple String Band is an energetic collection of talented musicians dedicated to continuing traditional and original old-time music. With a home base in Northwest Pennsylvania, a rural setting gives […]
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LOOK TO THIS DAY Dr. Kevin Lee Sun, piano with Maddie Kolenc, alto flute & Wallis Lucas, soprano Dr. Kevin Lee Sun (Assistant Professor of Piano, Duquesne University) presents his […]
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A September 11 “Patriot Day” concert at Hope Lutheran Church, Cranberry Twp., will feature classic organ music by composers J. S. Bach, Jean Langlais, Cesar Franck, and American composer Leo […]
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Pittsburgh Symphony Radio hosted by Jim Cunningham, a complete two hour concert with Music Director Manfred Honeck and guest artists heard on over 100 PRI and NPR stations across the country. Listen for interviews and features, historic recordings and the latest weekly concerts from Heinz Hall.
