Classics For Kids
készítő: Naomi Lewin
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Giuseppe Verdi 4: What’s it like to be an Opera Singer?
Giuseppe Verdi 4: What’s it like to be an Opera Singer?
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Join host Naomi Lewin as she introduces children to classical music in a fun and entertaining way with this educational outreach program of Cincinnati Public Radio, 90.9 WGUC, and the Charles H. Dater Foundation.
Epizódok
A legújabb 20 a(z) 196 epizódból
- Giuseppe Verdi 4: What’s it like to be an Opera Singer? · 6 percOpera singer Denyce Graves talks with Naomi Lewin about what it’s like to be an international opera star.
- Giacomo Puccini 3: Bohemian Music · 6 percGiacomo Puccini’s opera La Bohème is about struggling artists in Paris. Its title means “the bohemian lifestyle.” But Bohemia isn't in France; it's in the Czech Republic. Other…
- Zoltán Kodály 4: The Kodály Method · 6 percZoltan Kodály developed a method for teaching music. It is still used by teachers around the world today. Jill Trinka, who teaches the Kodály Method, talks with Naomi Lewin.
- Antonin Dvořák 4: Other Musical Nationalism · 6 percAntonin Dvorak and his fellow Czech composers were among the first music nationalists. Here’s a look at many others, including composers from America.
- Antonin Dvořák 3: Music Nationalism circa 1848 · 6 percAll across Europe in the 19th century, there was a wave of nationalism as people fought for political independence. Composers started wanting musical independence, too. When they…
- Benjamin Britten 1: About Benjamin Britten · 6 percAfter studying at the Royal Conservatory of Music in London, Benjamin Britten got a job writing film music. Then he went on to compose choral music, chamber music, songs, and […]
- Johannes Brahms 3: Hungarian Dancing · 6 percThe Hungarian Dances by Johannes Brahms were never really intended for dancing. But that doesn’t mean that people in Hungary don't dance! Richard Graber, the director of a…
- Johannes Brahms 2: The Brahms Hungarian Dances · 6 percWhen he was a young pianist, Johannes Brahms accompanied a Hungarian violinist, and fell in love with Hungarian music. His own Hungarian-flavored dances were written to entertain…
- Johannes Brahms 1: About Johannes Brahms · 6 percBrahms, Bach, and Beethoven are known as the “Three B’s” of classical music. Brahms always knew that he wanted to be a composer — by the time he was six, […]
- Georges Bizet 1: About Georges Bizet · 6 percGeorges Bizet’s parents were both musicians, so he grew up surrounded by music. Today, Bizet is best remembered for his theatrical music — operas and incidental music for plays.
- CFK Podcast: Schoolhouse Symphony Spotlight · 14 percAna Smith sits down with the Schoolhouse Symphony, a six-member ensemble that is celebrating 50 years of performing in pre-schools, elementary schools, and middle schools in and…
- CFK Podcast: America’s Rhapsody · 19 percIn the final of three episodes about Rhapsody in Blue, Dr. Tammy Kernodle and Ana Smith discuss George Gershwin, the Cold War, and the various definitions of American Music.
- CFK Podcast: Gershwin’s Five Themes · 23 percIn this second episode about George Gershwin, Ana Smith and Dr. Tammy Kernodle explore the musical themes of Rhapsody in Blue through the lens of American history.
- CFK Podcast: Rhapsody in Blue — When Jazz Met the Orchestra · 15 percIn this first episode about George Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue, Ana Smith and Dr. Tammy Kernodle discuss the history of Jazz and American Music.
- CFK Podcast: Opera vs. Musical Theatre — What’s the Difference · 33 percDrs. Kori Hill and Kristy Swift join Ana Smith to discuss the difference between Opera and Musical Theatre, and why Musical Theatre is so much more popular today.
- CFK Podcast: Baroque Music with Joanna Frank and Maksym MahlayJack Bunch Listen as we are joined by cellist Joanna Frank and harpsichordist Maksym Mahlay as they discuss Baroque music and why it’s so important to not just classical music […]
