Aerin O’Malley hosts a round of Is It Classical? with her coworkers at Minnesota Public Radio. In this episode, contestants decide whether the Vitamin String Quartet’s arrangement of Ariana Grande’s “thank u, next” is classical.
Aerin O’Malley hosts a round of Is It Classical? with members of the Class Notes Teen Council. In this episode, contestants decide whether the Vitamin String Quartet’s arrangement of Ariana Grande’s “thank u, next” is classical.
On April 12, the Bakken Ensemble celebrated 30 years of concerts in the Twin Cities with a program featuring Arensky’s unique String Quartet No. 2 (scored for two cellos) and guest cellist Matt Haimovitz. Listen as Haimovitz and members of the ensemble converse with host Tom Crann about the event!
Aerin O’Malley hosts a round of ‘Is It Classical?’ with members of the Class Notes Teen Council. In this episode, contestants decide whether the popular Christmas song ‘Carol of the Bells’ is classical.
Aerin O’Malley hosts a round of ‘Is It Classical?’ with her coworkers at Minnesota Public Radio. In this episode, contestants decide whether “Harry’s Wondrous World” by John Williams is classical.
‘Classically Training’ host Aerin O’Malley introduces the contestants for our first round of ‘Is It Classical?’, a game where guests listen to ten seconds of music and try to decide if it is classical or not.
On March 29, the Bach Society presented a concert featuring soloist Alan Choo in Antonio Vivaldi’s ‘Four Seasons’ and his lesser-known Gloria RV 588. Listen to the concert now!
‘Classically Training’ host Aerin O’Malley introduces the contestants for our first round of ‘Is It Classical?’, a game where guests listen to ten seconds of music and try to decide if it is classical or not.
Did you miss Bach's Birthday Bash on Saturday with ‘Pipedreams’ host Michael Barone? This year's celebration included five free, hourlong concerts at venues in St. Paul. Listen to the first concert now!
The 2025 winner of the Karin Larson YourClassical Prize, Preprofessional Artist category, was Agnes Barthel of Duluth, Minnesota. She visited YourClassical MPR to talk with host Tom Crann about the music she loves and share her advice with prospective applicants for the Karin Larson YourClassical Prize.
