In our series of podcasts we aim to take the mystique away from classical music and make it much more accessible. We don’t use any technical, musical terms because we don’t know any, so you can rest assured you won’t be hearing about diminished thirds and dimuendos. Our knowledge of classical music comes from 50 years of listening to this great music. Our first podcast is an introduction to orchestral works, concertos, songs, choral works and opera. Later podcasts will take you through the lives and works of great composers.
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In our series of podcasts we aim to take the mystique away from classical music and make it much more accessible. We don’t use any technical, musical terms because we don’t know any, so you can rest assured you won’t be hearing about diminished thirds and dimuendos. Our knowledge of classical music comes from 50 years of listening to this great music. Our first podcast is an introduction to orchestral works, concertos, songs, choral works and opera. Later podcasts will take you through the lives and works of great composers.
This podcast tells the story of Maria Callas, the greatest soprano that ever lived - no question. We hear of her successful but turbulent career, her sad and unhappy love life, and lonely death. We also hear Callas sing 15 wonderful arias and duets
In this podcast we introduce some of the greatest classical music ever composed including symphonies, concertos, choral works and opera. These excerpts are easy to listen to and will hopefully tempt you to access the other podcasts in our series
This podcast is an introduction to classical music highlighting some of the most gorgeous music ever written. It includes orchestral works, concertos, songs, choral works and opera.
In our series of podcasts we aim to take the mystique away from classical music and make it much more accessible. We don’t use any technical, musical terms because we don’t know any, so you can rest assured you won’t be hearing about diminished thirds and dimuendos. Our knowledge of classical music comes from 50 years of listening to this great music. Our first podcast is an introduction to orchestral works, concertos, songs, choral works and opera. Later podcasts will take you through the lives and works of great composers.
