Happy Birthday, Mozart! Check out this compendium of audio, video, and even a few downloads from WCRB Classical New England….
‘Course, my vote for favorite video is this one, featuring Mozart’s own instruments, that we brought into our Fraser Performance Studio at WGBH last summer…Wonderful performance by violinist Dan Stepner and violist Anne Black…
So it’s the middle of January. Inspired by the ATC tale in yesterday’s post, a few more “Winterreise” entries this week. This time, it’s pianist and conductor Christoph Eschenbach in our WGBH Fraser Performance Studio, recalling his difficult childhood in war-torn Europe, and launches into a performance with Boston Symphony Orchestra Associate Principal oboist of a transcription of “Das Wirtshaus” (The Inn) from Schubert’s song-cycle “Winterreise.” Cathy Fuller is the WCRB Classical New England host.
A grand time had by all with Boston Baroque and conductor Martin Pearlman, ushering in 2014 with a live all-Bach concert at Sanders Theatre we’re sharing live with the nation via PRI. Hard to believe that it’s my last radio production for the foreseeable future, so had to snap some “stage-side” shows to mark the occasion. The audio for the entire program may be found here, thanks to the wizardry of online producer (and broadcast co-host) Brian McCreath, engineer Antonio Oliart Ros, and producer Alan McLellan. Thanks, friends….let’s hope this great tradition continues!
Post-Brandenburg bows for conductor and soloists …
WCRB’s Cathy Fuller chats live with Martin Pearlman
November Numerology: JFK and the meaning of 11/22
Think piece I wrote for WCRB Classical New England for this rather remarkable day on the calendar…
A new sound from Eric Whitacre and his singers. Check it out – on stage at Symphony Hall in Boston!
Archguitarists (what’s that?) Peter Blanchette and Elliott Gibbons bring down the house at our first-ever “Bach Around the Clock” event at First Lutheran Church in Boston. You can see the complete line-up and listen to the entire webcast here. Thanks to the amazing organist Balint Karosi of First Lutheran and the ever-energetic Joyce Painter Rice of the American Guild of Organists for making it happen!
Heading back to Red Sox country after a quarter century!
Roedeo Productions 
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