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  • Classical Interviews – David Sariti and Dominic Giardino

    Mar 31st, 2022 | By WTJU
    Tags: David Sariti, Dominic Giardino, interview

    WTJU’s Chelsea Holt spoke with UVA Baroque Orchestra Director David Sariti and historical clarinetist Dominic Giardino about their program “Germans Abroad.” “Germans Abroad” includes works from FJ Haydn, CPE Bach, JC Fischer and L Schmitt and takes place April 1 at 8pm in Old Cabell Hall. An open workshop will also be held Thursday, March […]

  • Classical Interviews – Arod Quartet

    Mar 27th, 2022 | By WTJU
    Tags: Arod Quartet, interview, tecs

    Image by Julien Benhamou WTJU’s Meg Lindholm spoke with Arod Quartet’s Jeremy Garbarg and Jordan Victoria about the meaning behind their name, their work ethic, and the impossibility of choosing a favorite piece. The Arod Quartet will be performing as part of the Tuesday Evening Concert Series on March 29th at Old Cabell Hall. For […]

  • Classical Interviews – Jeanette Sorrell and Apollo’s Fire

    Mar 14th, 2022 | By WTJU
    Tags: Apollo's Fire, Baroque music, Classical music, early music, interview, Jeanette Sorrell

    Jeanette Sorrell is the Founder and Artistic Director of Apollo’s Fire which is a baroque orchestra with a vibrant, lively sound that has won awards, including a Grammy and a large, global following. She grew up playing the piano and listening to composers like Bach and Vivaldi -but when she heard Baroque music as a […]

  • Classical Interviews – Sacred Music of Monticello concert, March 6

    Feb 28th, 2022 | By WTJU
    Tags: Classical, David McCormick, Early Music Access Project, interview, sacred music of monticello

    WTJU’s Chelsea Holt spoke with David McCormick, artistic director at the Early Music Access Project, about its upcoming concert, “Sacred Music of Monticello,” as well as some of the underlying philosophies driving his art and research. The concert, offered in person and online by Early Music Access Project at Charlottesville’s historic Christ Episcopal Church, features […]

  • Classical Interviews – Choral Evensong: Music of Heinrich Schütz, a Zephyrus service

    Feb 23rd, 2022 | By WTJU
    Tags: choral music, Classical music, early music, interview, Zepherus

    WTJU’s Chelsea Holt spoke with Music Director Megan Sharp about Zephyrus’ upcoming service, Choral Evensong: Music of Heinrich Schütz. The service will take place at St. Paul’s Memorial Church at 7:30pm on Sunday, February 27. It will be free and open to the public. More from Zephyrus’ website: The evening prayer service is one of the […]

  • Tuesday Evening Concert Series – Natasha Paremski

    Feb 15th, 2022 | By WTJU
    Tags: Chamber music, Classical music, concert, interview, natasha Paremski, tecs

    Image from Symphoria, in advance of her May 15, 2021 concert. Pianist Natasha Paremski will perform at the Tuesday Evening Concert Series on February 15, 2022 at 7:30pm in Cabel Hall. The program includes Chopin’s “Barcarolle in F-Sharp Major, Op. 60,” Ades’ “Mazurka, Op. 27, No. 3:Grave, maestoso,” and others. WTJU’s Meg Lindholm produced a […]

  • Classical Interviews – Matt Boehler and VHO’s “Fat Pig”

    Jan 21st, 2022 | By WTJU
    Tags: Classical, fat pig, interview, victory hall opera

    WTJU’s Paige Waterhouse spoke with Victory Hall Opera’s Matt Boehler about their new work, “Fat Pig.” When Tom begins dating Helen, a confident plus-sized woman, he faces the taunts and judgment of his peers. In Helen, we finally see an operatic character, written specifically for a fat performer, telling of an experience that is all […]

  • Classical Interviews – Charlottesville Chamber Music Festival

    Sep 5th, 2021 | By WTJU
    Tags: Charlottesville Chamber Music Festival, interview, Nicholas Cords, viola

    The 22nd annual Charlottesville Chamber Music Festival is taking place this September, from the 9th to the 19th, where you can hear Beethoven, Dvořák, and many more. Tickets are available, live or virtual, from their website listed below. The site also lists their various special events as well. Nicholas Cords, a violist, sat down with […]

  • Classical Interviews – Miriam Gordon-Stewart

    Mar 8th, 2021 | By WTJU
    Tags: Classical music, interview, Miriam Gordon-Stewart, Opera

    Australian soprano and Victory Hall Opera’s Artistic Director, Miriam Gordon-Stewart, spoke with WTJU about La Traviata, Unsung, and some upcoming projects. For more on Miriam Gordon-Stewart, visit: miriamgordon.com For more on Victory Hall Opera, visit: victoryhallopera.org These interviews air as part of WTJU’s Classical Sunrise, weekday mornings from 7-9am. VHO and Unsung La Traviata Chamber […]

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