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On stage with the Jupiter String Quartet in Aspen

On stage at Aspen: The Jupiter String Quartet and Alisa Weilerstein
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On stage at Aspen: Joyce Yang and a standout student trio

On stage at Aspen: Joyce Yang and a standout student trio

Pianist Joyce Yang and student musicians Emma Gerstein, Sofia Nikas and Katherine Siochi joined Fred onstage for PT's live event at Harris Hall in Aspen, Colo. for an evening of musical performances and conversation.

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Aspen student profile: Cynthia Phillippi

Aspen student profile: Cynthia Phillippi

Violist Cynthia Phillippi says that even before she was born, her mother would take her to concerts and Broadway shows. You could almost say that music was part of her DNA from the start.

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Aspen student profile: Lucie Ticho

Aspen student profile: Lucie Ticho

When Lucie Ticho first came to Aspen, she remembers thinking she was way out of her league. Two years later, she's still wowed by her fellow cellists, but the 17-year-old can definitely hold her own.

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Aspen student profile: Kebra-Seyoun Charles

Aspen student profile: Kebra-Seyoun Charles

Each of the past three summers, Kebra-Seyoun Charles has been the youngest player in the school's double bass program. We caught up with Kebra earlier this summer in Aspen to find out how the bass came to be his instrument of choice.

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In studio with Yolanda Kondonassis and Jason Vieaux
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Are you a music nerd?

Are you a music nerd?

Are you a proud music nerd? Take our quiz to test your knowledge of musical trivia!

Tchaikovsky's Six Symphonies

Tchaikovsky's Six Symphonies

The Detroit Symphony and Music Director Leonard Slatkin have recently released new recordings of all six of Peter Tchaikovsky's symphonies. Slatkin spoke with us about the process of turning live concerts into recordings, the differences between live and studio recordings, and more.

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Handel and Haydn Society Celebrates 200 Years

Handel and Haydn Society Celebrates 200 Years

In 1815, a group of Bostonians came together to form an ambitious music ensemble; they called themselves the Handel and Haydn Society. Nowadays, H+H has the distinction of being the oldest continuously performing music ensemble in the United States. Artistic Director Harry Christophers joins us to discuss the ensemble's history, their bicentennial celebration plans, and more.

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The sights and sounds of Charleston: Part 5
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YourClassical Radio
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