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Performance Upstate was introduced on WXXI Classical in 2021, when gathering for concerts was unsafe.
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Women who composed during the 17th and 18th centuries included courtesans and courtiers, nuns and entrepreneurs. Their ranks included Francesca Caccini,…
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As we prepare to celebrate Women's History Month, our minds are on trailblazing women of the past and present. Last month we celebrated Susan B. Anthony’s…
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For many composers, getting a piece played by a single American orchestra is a major coup. A repeat in another city is a rare victory; a third outing is a…
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On International Women's Day (March 8th), WQXR, one of the largest classical radio stations in the U.S. presented a challenge to classical stations across…
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3/8 at 3:00pm Irish Inspirations: Women in Irish Classical Music (Rpt Sun 3/17, 2:00pm)Host Andrea Blain who began her work in radio in Belfast, Ireland…
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Say what you will about beauty pageants, but this one is a winner in the eyes of classical music fans. On Sunday night in Atlantic City, opera singer and…
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Pulitzer Prize and two-time Grammy-winner Jennifer Higdon (b. Brooklyn, NY, December 31, 1962) currently hold the Rock Chair in Composition at The Curtis…
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What we call "in" and "out" of tune, although one may disagree when one hears a below average middle school band concert, is actually relevant.Our tuning…
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A guest blog by composer Wang JieAlmost all musicians cocoon their mistakes behind practice room doors. When they walk on stage, their bow marks the…