Jun 24 Blog New Shows We have some new shows joining the 90.5 WUOL schedule, starting Sunday, July 7th (6am) with Early Music Now with Sara Schneider, a one-hour program showcasing music from the Middle Ages, Renaissance and early Baroque: from sonorous medieval chant and polyphony to delightful renaissance madrigals, dances, and consort music to magnificent baroque cantatas and keyboard […] By WUOL Jun 24 Blog New Shows By WUOL
Jun 18 Blog Juneteenth: Music, Stories, and Voices of the 1860s June 19th is just a normal day for most Americans. You might be at work, enjoying the summer break, or you might be a part of something called Juneteenth. But what is Juneteenth? Why is it important and why do so many people, especially African Americans, celebrate it? We can use music, stories, and voices […] By WUOL Jun 18 Blog Juneteenth: Music, Stories, and Voices of the 1860s By WUOL
Jun 17 Blog World Refugee Day Louisville Public Media is recognizing World Refugee Day, Thursday June 20th, with programming across all three stations. We’ll have music and stories by and from refugees throughout the day, on air and online. Sponsored by American Red Cross. Here’s a schedule of some of our programming on Thursday (check back for updates!): 91.9 WFPK 8 […] By WUOL Jun 17 Blog World Refugee Day By WUOL
Apr 26 Blog WUOLive: 2019 Young Artist Competition Champions On the next WUOLive, the champions of the 2019 PNC 90.5 WUOL Young Artist Competition. Come hear some of the best young classical musicians in our region, in a live radio broadcast on Wednesday, May 1st at noon. High School Champion: Emily Steinbach, Piano Middle School Champion: Richard Lian, Piano Elementary School Champion: Ethan Tang, […] By WUOL Apr 26 Blog WUOLive: 2019 Young Artist Competition Champions By WUOL
Apr 23 Blog Tiny Desk: The Calidore String Quartet If just one thing can be confirmed from these compelling Tiny Desk performances by the Calidore String Quartet, it should be that the centuries-old formula – two violins, a viola and a cello – is still very much alive and evolving. Indeed, an impromptu show of hands in the audience before the concert began revealed […] By Tom Huizenga Apr 23 Blog Tiny Desk: The Calidore String Quartet By Tom Huizenga
Apr 18 Blog One Cellist, Three Concertos Louisville Orchestra principal cellist Nicholas Finch is premiering three concertos, specifically written for him, on April 18th at the Ogle Center at IUS, with his colleagues from NouLou Chamber Players and conducted by Jason Seber. Finch and composers, Ljova, Dorian Wallace, and Alyssa Weinberg talked with Daniel Gilliam about the inspiration behind their new pieces, […] By WUOL Apr 18 Blog One Cellist, Three Concertos By WUOL