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Classical Minnesota Public Radio
Minnesota Public Radio® is one of the nation's premier public radio organizations. With headquarters in the heart of downtown St. Paul, Minnesota Public Radio operates a regional network of 38 stations, covering Minnesota and parts of Wisconsin, the Dakotas, Michigan, Iowa and Idaho. With 850,000 listeners each week, it has the largest audience of any regional public radio network. American Public Media, Minnesota Public Radio's parent organization, is the nation's second-largest producer an...
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Announcement
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Enjoy the incredible Susan Graham, Mezzo Soprano in recital with Malcolm Martineau, Piano. Works by Chaubriet, Bizet, Franck, Fauré, and more!
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Recording Date:
Wed 2 Dec 2009
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Chanson d'avril (2:19)
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My Days Have Been So Wondrous Free (1:41)
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Recording Date:
Wed 31 Mar 2010
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Moderato e risoluto (13:12)
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Andante non troppo quasi moderato (8:23)
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Scherzo: Allegro giocoso (2:56)
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Finale. Allegro vivace (6:32)
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Recording Date:
Wed 31 Mar 2010
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Allegro ma non troppo (5:53)
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Scherzo: Allegro marcato (1:57)
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Andante (5:10)
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Vivace (4:52)
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Highlights from May 21 to 28 Wednesday, noon hour: Music with Minnesotans: Kelly Carter and Tricia Morgan-Brist of ACME (Advocates of Community thr...
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This intriguing new app from Touch Press allows you to explore Beethoven's 9th Symphony like never before.
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It's been 100 years since the famous premiere of Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring ( Le Sacre du Printemps ). Simon Rattle talks about its historic...
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My first love has always been classical music. Maybe cats. But probably classical music. A runner-up would be video games. I feel like I got pretty...
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Highlights from May 14 to 21 Wednesday, noon hour: Music with Minnesotans: Jim Waldo, a founding member of the Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra. Thu...
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Soap Box
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Classical MPR Remembers Michael Steinberg
http://minnesota.publicradio.org/features/2009/...
It's a mark of Michael Steinberg's unique place in American cultural life that his career as a musicologist touched so personally and deeply so many people from all walks. Most of us first "met" Steinberg in the half-dark of an auditorium just before a concert. While the instrumentalists tuned, there in our laps were program notes that were scholarly, elegant, touching and witty. Just like the man himself. Reading Steinberg, or talking with him, one became aware that classical music is an endeavor every bit as rewarding of serious lifelong study as politics, religion, business, etc. Through Steinberg, one began to fall in love with brand new pieces, or old favorites all over again. Is there a greater gift?
— Brian Newhouse
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