Cally Banham’s Tango to the Cor

Cally Banham, solo English horn for the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, talks about her new album called “Tango to the Cor”. She shares the stories behind some of the pieces on the album, a “labor of love” created with her band, Cortango. Classic 107.3 · Cally Banham’s Tango to the Cor

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Coming up at 7pm, on Inside Classical Guitar, host W. Mark Akin shares music by Dionisio Aguado y Garcia, a Spanish classical guitarist and composer of the late Classical and early Romantic periods. Find previous episodes of Inside Classical Guitar from St. Louis Classical Guitar at stlclassicalguitar.org/inside-classical-guitar

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The Playlist – Station News – https://mailchi.mp/classic1073.org/the-playlist-april-29-2024 Our Spring Fund Drive brings an opportunity to win tickets to see Yo-Yo Ma this Friday with the SLSO! Tune in this week for a Metropolitan Opera premiere from composer John Adams, plus interviews featuring the Ariel Concert Series, Blue Strawberry, the Bel Canto Chorus of St. Louis, the Chamber Music Society of St. Louis, the Regional Arts Commission, and Mental Health Awareness Month. Tune in to the Voice for the Arts in St. Louis!

Coming up at 6pm weekdays on Exploring Music with Bill McGlaughlin: Roaring 20s // In the 1920s, concert halls rocked with everything from jazz to airplane propellers and radio became a multi-billion-dollar industry. We’ll start this week in New York with the 1926 Metropolitan Opera premiere of John Alden Carpenter’s ballet Skyscrapers and end the week in the then-troubled city of Berlin with the early works of Kurt Weill.

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Celebrate a galaxy far, far away – as well as our own – today at 5pm on Aisle Seat with Julie Schuster!

National Space Day is May 5 this year and, of course, May 4 is Star Wars Day. Hear the music of that beloved movie franchise, plus selections from 2001: A Space Odyssey, Interstellar, and Gravity; classical music about celestial bodies, and more.

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Listen at 3pm, when Leonard Slatkin, Conductor Laureate of the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, share anecdotes about the eclectic collection of music in his playlist with the Slatkin Shuffle, which is supported by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts. This week: The Standard Shuffle

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