Oct 19 Education News Welcome Kiana Benhoff! We’re excited to announce Kiana Benhoff as the Engagement Manager for Music Education! Here’s a little bit about her background and work: Kiana Benhoff, known to the stage as Kiana Del, is a passionate vocalist, songwriter, and educator hailing from the valleys of Carrollton, KY. Throughout her early life, many fields were revealed to her, […] By Daniel Gilliam Oct 19 Education News Welcome Kiana Benhoff! By Daniel Gilliam
Oct 15 Blog Statement To a Racist Listener In case you missed my statement on-air today, here it is in full: “I’m going to do something unusual for a classical radio station. I want to tell you about a listener letter we received yesterday. You’re used to hearing praise and love from our fellow members, especially during the fund drives. We don’t usually […] By Daniel Gilliam Oct 15 Blog Statement To a Racist Listener By Daniel Gilliam
Oct 08 Featured Album Simone Dinnerstein – A Character of Quiet In June of 2020, Simone Dinnerstein started recording her eleventh album; not in a studio, but in her home in Brooklyn. She chose two composers who she loves playing, and asked Adam Abeshouse, A GRAMMY winner and one of classical music’s most prolific producers and engineers, to record it. “A Character of Quiet” explores the […] By Daniel Gilliam Oct 08 Featured Album Simone Dinnerstein – A Character of Quiet By Daniel Gilliam
Oct 06 Blog Women Conductors Are The Rule, Not The Exception, At A New Classical Event La Maestra, held in Paris this September, is the first fully realized competition solely for women conductors — an effort to help balance a male-dominated field. By WUOL Oct 06 Blog Women Conductors Are The Rule, Not The Exception, At A New Classical Event By WUOL
Oct 05 review Review: Louisville Orchestra Opens Virtual Season With Well-Produced, Thoughtful Concert Performing groups have been slowly and carefully re-entering the concert waters, dipping their toes in what feels like a pool that could be either scalding hot or arctic cold. For orchestras, a socially-distanced, virtual concert (with fewer players) seems to be the safe alternative to filling 1,000 seats in a hall. The Louisville Orchestra is […] By Daniel Gilliam Oct 05 review Review: Louisville Orchestra Opens Virtual Season With Well-Produced, Thoughtful Concert By Daniel Gilliam
Sep 02 Blog We’re Hiring! We’d love to have you on our team. We currently have two full-time openings: MUSIC DIRECTOR/HOST Louisville Public Media seeks a Music Director and host for 90.5 WUOL Classical Louisville who loves to connect classical music with people, whether through smart and meaningful playlists or behind the mic connecting directly with our listeners. Our sound […] By WUOL Sep 02 Blog We’re Hiring! By WUOL