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Candice Agree Unitasker. Announcer at CBS News: Sunday Morning, Evening & Weekend News; Classical WFMT

06/08/2025

More than 150 composers have incorporated the La Follia theme into their own works. On this edition of Baroque&Before, Soprano Núria Rial joins Ensemble 1700, under the direction of recorder player Dorothee Oberlinger, to bring us a program of 16th to 18th-century German, Italian, and French compos...

31/07/2025

El Llibre Vermell de Montserrat, or the Red Book of Montserrat, is a 14th-century collection of devotional texts and music.

23/07/2025

We celebrate the artistic legacy of Spanish mezzo-soprano Teresa Berganza, who died May 13, 2022 at the age of 89.

16/07/2025

Mothers and wives are the roles traditionally assigned to women. For centuries, however, a large number of well-educated and privileged women — empresses, queens, nuns, aristocrats, and businesswomen — have played a fundamental role in the history of music as promoters and interpreters of new re...

09/07/2025

Works by two composers from Spain with a Neapolitan connection: Toledo-born composer and music theorist Diego Ortiz, and Catalan musician and Benedictine monk Joan Cererols.

02/07/2025

Along with Andrés Segovia, Bream is regarded as the most charismatic and influential classical guitarist of the 20th century.

26/06/2025

A child prodigy born into a wealthy Ferraresi family, Girolamo Frescobaldi published his Fiori musicali in 1635. Close to 60 years old, these musical flowers are his only compositions devoted to church music. The flower we’ll hear tonight is the Missa della Madonna, the last of the three masses co...

18/06/2025

On this week’s edition of Baroque&Before, Giulio Prandi leads the Ghislieri Chorus, Orchestra, and soloists in Mattutino de’ Morti by Davide Perez, born in Naples of Spanish heritage. The work, written when he was mestre de capela at the court of José I, is considered the most significant music...

05/06/2025

Roman, Germanic, Byzantine, French, Arabic, and Jewish cultures all contributed to Spanish music.

28/05/2025

François Couperin knew all too well that the artist, immersed in the uncertainties of his world, must depend on the protection of a patron who, in return, enhances his social image as a promoter of the arts. This principle defined the modus vivendi of musicians in the Early Modern Period, and Coupe...

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