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Join Susan Sharpe for Through the Night as she keeps things soft and soothing with music by Debussy, Beethoven, Telemann, Haydn, and Mozart. Wake up in the morning with Breakfast with Rob Cowan as he presents music by Auber, Widor, Sostakovich, and Monteverdi, and go blissfully into the tail end of your workday with the beautiful collection featured in Afternoon on 3, including music by Rimsky Korsakov, Tchaikovsky and Dvorak. Whoever your favorite composer, the mainstay collections of classical music will present you with the lovely, peaceful, stirring classical you’re craving.
Those who are looking for what’s new in the world of classical music won’t be disappointed. Composer of the Week with Donald Macleod explores a new composer and his or her influence on classical music, such as Copland’s friendship with Mexican composer Carlos Chavez. Sean Rafferty presents a daily show called In Tune which always features a different music group playing from a live venue, and Late Junction is sure to please as Max Reinhardt works to provide listeners with music from around the world from an eclectic group of artists.
BBC Radio 3 knows that classical music has influenced and been influenced by other forms of composition for many years, including written and spoken forms. With The Essay, Alan Crawford explores a theme in classical music by well-known essayists, and The Verb presents new writing, literature, and performance, hosted by Ian McMillan. Tune in for Drama on 3 for old-fashioned radio drama that makes use both of new works and the classics, and catch The Wire for first-time radio writers as they present writing that often pushes the boundaries of drama and narrative.
For lovers of classical music, the BBC spares no effort to bring them innovative programming and exquisite classical works from all over the world and all throughout history.
Those who are looking for what’s new in the world of classical music won’t be disappointed. Composer of the Week with Donald Macleod explores a new composer and his or her influence on classical music, such as Copland’s friendship with Mexican composer Carlos Chavez. Sean Rafferty presents a daily show called In Tune which always features a different music group playing from a live venue, and Late Junction is sure to please as Max Reinhardt works to provide listeners with music from around the world from an eclectic group of artists.
BBC Radio 3 knows that classical music has influenced and been influenced by other forms of composition for many years, including written and spoken forms. With The Essay, Alan Crawford explores a theme in classical music by well-known essayists, and The Verb presents new writing, literature, and performance, hosted by Ian McMillan. Tune in for Drama on 3 for old-fashioned radio drama that makes use both of new works and the classics, and catch The Wire for first-time radio writers as they present writing that often pushes the boundaries of drama and narrative.
For lovers of classical music, the BBC spares no effort to bring them innovative programming and exquisite classical works from all over the world and all throughout history.
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