May 17 Education News Summer Listening Sign Ups Now Open! Sign up to be a Summer Listener here. Louisville Public Media announces the 5th season of 90.5 WUOL’s Summer Listening, a free program designed to encourage parents and their children to listen to classical music together over the summer vacation. How it works Tune in to 90.5 FM or WUOL.org to live stream our themed […] By Sara Louise Callaway May 17 Education News Summer Listening Sign Ups Now Open! By Sara Louise Callaway
Mar 20 Video Women’s History Month – Joan Tower Joan Tower was a late-bloomer as a composer. Her first break-out composition, “Sequoia”, was written when Tower was 41. Tower’s music is closely tied to the Louisville Orchestra as the LO recorded several of her works for their “First Edition” series. Joan Tower was born in New York, but moved to Bolivia when she was […] By Alan Brandt Mar 20 Video Women’s History Month – Joan Tower By Alan Brandt
Mar 05 Blog Women’s History Month – Jennifer Higdon March is Women’s History month. WUOL will take this opportunity to present a blog series on women composers, beginning with Jennifer Higdon. Jennifer Higdon is one of the most-performed American composers in concert halls today – male or female. In the 2008-09 season, Ms. Higdon had 49 performances of her large-scale orchestral works, putting just […] By Alan Brandt Mar 05 Blog Women’s History Month – Jennifer Higdon By Alan Brandt
Jul 09 Blog Fiesta! (Classical Music from Latin America) FIESTA! with ELBIO BARILARI Sundays at 8 pm July 8 Five centuries of Latin American orchestral music, from the Baroque period to the present day. A fiesta of sounds from Cuba, Paraguay, Uruguay and Mexico Alejandro Garcia Caturla: Tres Danzas Cubanas (Camerata de Las Americas/Joel Sachs) Domenico Zipoli: Elevazione (Norrkoping Symphony Orchestra) Jaurés Lamarque-Pons: Three […] By Alan Brandt Jul 09 Blog Fiesta! (Classical Music from Latin America) By Alan Brandt