Explore Music
Thursday, 2 September 2010
09:16PM

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WEEKLY SHOWS

Midday Music

Midday Music
Weekdays from 9am to 4pm

Enjoy classical music during your day on WOSU
89.7 FM. Join hosts Boyce Lancaster and John
Rittmeyer for the best of classical music from
9am to 4pm, including a lunch break with the
Amadeus Deli at noon.

 

 

 

 

 

Amadeus Deli

Amadeus Deli
Weekdays at noon

Join host Boyce Lancaster in a hot spot where you can sample some the richest fare—the Amadeus Deli! Weekdays from noon to 1pm, let Mozart and his contemporaries set the perfect soundtrack to your lunch hour.



Symphony at Seven

Symphony @ 7
Weekdays at 7pm

Join host John Rittmeyer for Symphony @ 7, weeknights at 7pm! Each evening John features a full-length symphony for the full appreciation of these works. Discover what John has in store as he finds significant symphonic recordings to share with you.


Sunday BaroqueSunday Baroque
Sunday, 10am
Sunday Baroque features the soothing peace of baroque music, Sundays 10am to noon. Host Suzanne Bona brings a variety of enchanting and beautiful works of Baroque and early music, like Bach, Vivaldi, and Handel. Sunday Baroque celebrates this wealth of music with performances from yesterday and today’s best artists, providing a perfect soundtrack for this unique day of the week.

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WEEKLY HIGHLIGHTS

From the TopFrom the Top
Sundays at 7pm

September 5, 2010:
Kea'au, Hawaii 
This week, from the William Charles Lunalilo Center at the Kamehameha School in Kea'au, Hawaii, you'll be treated to traditional slack key guitar music played by a talented teenager from Hawaii Island as well as performances by a 14-year-old pianist from Oahu who has to fight his cousins to practice and a 17-year-flutist from back on the mainland who may be playing the wrong instrument. 
 
 September 5, 2010:

 

Music in Mid OhioMusic in Mid-Ohio
Sundays at 6pm

First Congregational Church: Scott Dettra, organ (Washington National Cathedral organist)
Bach: Passacaglia in c, BWV 582

New Albany Symphony: Prokofiev Peter and the Wolf narrated by Jym Ganahl 
 

  

Musica SacraMusica Sacra
Sunday at at 8pm
Highlights include: 

Musica Sacra presents two hours of sacred choral music with host Christopher Purdy!  
 
 
 


Saturday on StageSaturday on Stage
Saturdays at 1:30pm

September 4, 2010* begins today at 1pm: 

Glinka: Ruslan and Lyudmila
A Russian language fairy tale by a contemporary of Bellini and Rossini who brought Italian bel canto to Russia.
This presentation of Ruslan and Lyudmila is courtesy of the William Scharf collection at Opera Columbus. 
  
  
 
  


Christopher PurdySerenata
Saturdays at 1:00pm
September 4, 2010: 
Serenata is pre-empted today due to Saturday on Stage.  


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Christopher Purdy Presents Music in Mid-Ohio

Hear concerts performed in our listening area, and occasionally outside of it. Opera Columbus, Chamber Music in Columbus, the Jefferson Academy of Music, the School of Music at The Ohio State University, the Columbus Bach Ensemble, the Mansfield Symphony and the Brass Band of Columbus are some of the organizations featured. Sundays at 6 pm. more...