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| 10:00 am | This Song Is You
Bonnie Grice
The Song Is You with Bonnie Grice is a radio series unlike any other. Each week veteran broadcaster and interviewer Bonnie Grice invites her guests to dip into their musical memories and their CD collections and through unscripted conversation let the rest of us know how music has inspired, comforted or just been a part of their lives. What comes through for the listener, though, is a sense of person, a sense of place and time; a celebration of the power that music has over all of us.
This award-winning program was inspired by the song of the same name, The Song Is You. The Song is You is a relaxed, informative hour and is a great way to get to know someone through the music they love. Guests from all walks of life have shared their favorite music with listeners, from celebrated musicians like Marian McPartland, Dr. Billy Taylor and k.d.lang, to Poet Laureate Billy Collins, playwright Terrence McNally, talk-show host Montel Williams, Co-founder and Chairman of Atlantic Records Ahmet Ertegun, and many others.
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| 11:00 am | Record Shelf
Jim Svejda
Everything you wanted to know about classical music but were afraid to ask is answered on The Record Shelf.
Hosted by Jim Svejda, one of the most respected critical voices in classical music who has guided the program since 1983 when he launched it, The Record Shelf brings listeners imaginative thematic classical programming.
Svejda reviews old and new recordings and presents artist retrospectives and insightful interviews. His "thumbnail" sketches of individual composers are one-of-a-kind programs, and his expert, irreverent, and highly opinionated style has made The Record Shelf a favorite classical series among loyal listeners throughout the United States.
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| 12:00 pm | San Francisco Symphony |
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| 3:00 pm | The Indianapolis Symphony
Hosted By: Music Director Mario Venzago
For more than 75 years, the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra has been at the forefront of presenting the finest concerts, programming and artists - and the 2007-2008 season is no exception!
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| 4:00 pm | Civic Orchestra of Chicago
Hosted by Dennis Moore
The Civic Orchestra of Chicago is the only training orchestra affiliated with a major American orchestra, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, with which it shares its music director, Daniel Barenboim. Hosted by Dennis Moore.
Civic alumni have joined orchestras such as the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, the Cleveland, Philadelphia, Minnesota and Louisville orchestras; the Los Angeles Philharmonic; the San Francisco, Boston, Pittsburgh, Houston, Baltimore, Saint Louis and National symphonies; the Metropolitan Opera and Lyric Opera of Chicago orchestras; and many other symphony orchestras around the world.
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| 5:00 pm | Concert Gebouw
The Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra
Around the globe, the 'velvet' strings, the 'golden' tone of the brass and what is often described as the particularly Dutch timbre of the woodwinds have won the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra its exceptional place amongst that tiny handful of world famous, top orchestras.Of an average of 120 concerts given annually, about 30 take place abroad, on the world's most important podia. Their foundation, however, is consistently the season subscription concert series in Amsterdam's own Concertgebouw, where for over 110 years, the orchestra has had the support of its own loyal audience.
Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra
The Dutch Philharmonic Orchestra
The Dutch Philharmonic Orchestra and the Dutch Chamber Orchestra are among the leading orchestras in the Netherlands. Each season they give some 55 concerts the Concergebouw's Main Hall. Alongside the concerts it gives in the Concertgebouw, the Dutch Philharmonic Orchestra also regularly plays in the Vredenburg Music Centre in Utrecht. Both orchestras also accompany the Dutch Opera in the majority of its performances (app. 70 per year) in the Music Theatre in Amsterdam. The words that best describe the Dutch Philharmonic Orchestra and the Dutch Chamber Orchestra are enthusiasm and diversity.
Under the leadership of chief conductor Yakov Kreizberg, the two orchestras perform a very broad range of work which features a number of leading soloists. Top violinist Gordan Nikolic is the musical leader of the Dutch Chamber Orchestra, which is celebrating it's 50th anniversary this year with a.o. a festive concert on November 19th in The Concertgebouw.
Dutch Philharmonic Orchestra
The Saturday Matinee
Since September 2003, the Saturday Matinee is being produced by NPS radio and AVRO Classic in co-operation with the TROS. During the 2006-2007 season 35 Matinees are scheduled in the Main Hall of the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam. You can enjoy a wide range of both old and modern music.
This season 3 mixed series consisting of both symphonic and vocal choir works are programmed. There is again a special series of operas and the ensemble series focuses mainly on contemporary music. And ofcourse the Matinee will give ample attention to Dutch composers. For the first time the Berliner Philharmoniker will be performing as a guest orchestra during an extra concert.
Saturday Matinee
Riaskoff Master Pianists
Since 1987, Riaskoff Concert Management has organised the Master Pianists series in the Main Hall of the Concertgebouw. Since its conception the Master Pianists series has achieved worldwide recognition and has become one of the most prestigious piano series in the international music world. The series comprises 12 solo recitals performed by the world's most famous pianists. Subscriptions are sold in the A series (consisting of 12 recitals) and the B and C series (both consisting of 6 recitals).
Master Pianists
Amsterdam Sinfonietta
Amsterdam Sinfonietta is a string ensemble of 22 chamber musicians: six first violinists, six second violinists, four violists, four cellists and two double bassists. The ensemble performs under the leadership of its concertmaster and artistic director, Candida Thompson. Its repertoire covers a variety of musical styles, extending from the Baroque repertoire to contemporary works, including works commissioned by the ensemble. Amsterdam Sinfonietta occupies a unique position on the Dutch music scene as the only professional string orchestra in the Netherlands. It is regularly invited to perform in concert halls throughout the world, as one of the very few large-scale string ensembles on the international scene.
Amsterdam Sinfonietta
Chamber Music Foundation Amsterdam
Stichting KAMermuziek Amsterdam (Chamber Music Foundation Amsterdam) continues the mix of tradition and innovation during its 35th season. Since the foundation, the KAM has only one goal: to stimulate chamber music in the Netherlands. This goal is reached by two means. The Kam provides a stage for the continuously changing offer in chamber music, and stimulates and initiates the innovation of chamber music in the Netherlands.
Chamber Music Foundation Amsterdam
The International Holland Music Sessions
New Masters on Tour is a new concert series in The Recital Hall of the Concertgebouw organised by The International Holland Music Sessions, since 1988 one of the most renowned organisations for career development for exceptionally talented young musicians in classical music. During 5 Sunday afternoons you can enjoy international top talent and musical highlights from the violin, cello and piano repertoire.
The International Holland Music Sessions
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| 7:00 pm | Classical Guitar Alive
Classical Guitar Alive! is a unique program that celebrates the classical repertory of the world's most-played musical instrument in a wide variety of musical settings, from solo guitar, to guitar with orchestra, to almost every imaginable combination in between.
The one-hour weekly program is hosted by Tony Morris, an award-winning performer who combines his passion for the music with his knowledge of the instrument and its history. The music is presented with fascinating, yet brief, historical/background information designed to increase the listener's enjoyment and understanding.
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| 8:00 pm | Spoleto |
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| 10:00 pm | The Romantic Hours |
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| 11:00 pm | Classical Carousel
Hosted By: Peter Van De Graaff
 Program Director and host, Peter Van De Graaff, draws music selections from all eras, but focus on works from Baroque, Classical and Romantic eras. All selections are programmed from the extensive library of more than 75,000 recordings. Programming is generally conservative however, while focusing on the standards of the repertoire, we don't hesitate to go beyond that and draw from the rich and varied music that comprises all of what we call "classical music." And, we endeavor to share those works in an interesting manner throughout our programming.
The on-air style of the Beethoven Satellite Network is friendly, communicative and informative. We never give personal opinions on works. Talk is kept to a minimum, but if there is something interesting to say that will add to the listener's enjoyment of the piece, we won't hesitate to say it. The music is the focal point of our programming.
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| 12:00 am | Classical Carousel
Hosted By: Peter Van De Graaff
Program Director and host, Peter Van De Graaff, draws music selections from all eras, but focus on works from Baroque, Classical and Romantic eras. All selections are programmed from the extensive library of more than 75,000 recordings. Programming is generally conservative however, while focusing on the standards of the repertoire, we don't hesitate to go beyond that and draw from the rich and varied music that comprises all of what we call "classical music." And, we endeavor to share those works in an interesting manner throughout our programming.
The on-air style of the Beethoven Satellite Network is friendly, communicative and informative. We never give personal opinions on works. Talk is kept to a minimum, but if there is something interesting to say that will add to the listener's enjoyment of the piece, we won't hesitate to say it. The music is the focal point of our programming.
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| 7:00 am | With Heart and Voice  View Playlist
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Richard Gladwell
With Heart & Voice is a weekly organ and choral music series that features recordings from around the world. Hosted by Richard Gladwell, the program presents selections, many of which are from Gladwell's private collection, that span the full range of Western sacred music, from the Gothic period through the 21st century. With Heart & Voice often celebrates the seasons of the church year. However, it does not endorse any religious belief; it focuses instead on the richness and beauty of sacred music.
The host and producer of the series is British-born Richard Gladwell, a veteran broadcaster. During his lifetime, he has amassed a collection of about 7,500 recordings of choirs and organs from around the world.
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| 8:00 am | Millennium of Music
Millennium of Music is an exploration into the sources and mainstreams of European music for the thousand years before the birth of Bach. For over 17 years, it has presented, in a quiet and serious way, the vast scope of great music leading up to the early Baroque. It features the evolution of sacred music, east and west, live performances by the best ensembles in the field of early music, and the ever growing number of new releases in the field. Through the years we have featured such noted performers as; Anonymous Four, The Clerks Group, Tallis Scholars, Jordi Saval, Hesperus and many others. The best performers and conductors have shared their vision and creative endeavors through this program. Since the beginning, chant has been a mainstay of the listening experience, and many of the best-selling recordings have received their premiere on Millennium of Music.
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| 9:00 am | Harmonia
Angela Mariani
From the transcendent sounds of Anonymous 4, to the sublime realm of chant, to the passion of an Italian Baroque violin sonata, the world of Early Music is drawing new listeners in unprecedented numbers. Harmonia, a weekly 59-minute radio program produced in conjunction with Indiana University's world-renowned Early Music Institute, brings the music of these earlier periods to life for radio audiences, as performers of today cast new light on the music of the distant past.
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