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Highlights #0
The Morning Show
Weekdays, 5 - 9 AM

All this coming week at 8:15 AM we'll hear the brilliant French pianist Jean-Yves Thibaudet in conversation and in performance. Thibaudet's repertoire is vast, but he is most renowned for his interpretations of French music. Monday, he talks and plays Satie.

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Highlights #1
The Mozart Mix
Weekdays at Noon

Hosted by Charles Andrews

This week on The Mozart Mix, we continue with a look at Mozart's influence on Beethoven. Hear music by Mozart that Beethoven admired as well as music by Beethoven clearly inspired by Mozart. Two giants of classical music – weekdays at Noon this week on Classical KUSC.
 

Highlights #2
Baroque Birthdays
Sun., March 14th, 9-11 AM

Three of the greatest composers of the Baroque era have birthdays in March.  Vivaldi was born in March of 1678; Telemann in March of 1681 and the baby of the bunch, JS Bach was born in March of 1685.  We're celebrating these Masters of the Baroque this month on The Baroque Show with Charles Andrews.  Tune in this Sunday at 9 AM for a program devoted to the music of Georg Philipp Telemann -  and there's a lot of music from which to choose.  Telemann was one of the most prolific composers of all time.

By the way, if you're keeping score - another Master of the Baroque, George Frideric Handel missed March by less than a week and preceded JS Bach by about a month.  He was born on February 23, 1685.



 
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