Every Monday morning at 9:15, I join John Birge on Classical MPR to talk about stories we're featuring on our website. Here's what we'll be discussing today.
In a tragic accident last week, we lost beloved film composer James Horner—best known for scoring Titanic. In tribute, we're playing a steady stream of his unforgettable music on YourClassical.
Also in movie music news, I reviewed a six-disc box set dedicated to the film scores of 1985. Why 1985, of all years? Therein lies a tale.
Did you know that the State Capitol has its own barbershop quartet? They're called the Fiscal Notes, and one of their members told the story of how this unlikely group are doing their mellifluous part(s) to ease cross-aisle tensions in St. Paul.
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