broadcasts
This page lists articles which are in fact broadcasts themselves - audio or video programmes - and also articles referring to broadcasts, such as reviews of broadcast or webcast content.
A selection of articles about broadcasts
Classical music news. Notes from the Fires - News from Japan, South Korea, Switzerland, USA and UK
Classical music news. May 2025 Newsletter - Watch and listen to our May 2025 video newsletter - The Performing Artist as Co-creator
Music on the Front Line - Peter King discusses the special place that music has for journalists at the sharp end of conflict zones
Classical music news. WNYC saves New Sounds - John Schaefer's radio programme is to continue, thanks to the support of listeners and major donors
A Worthy Captain - Peter King marks BBC presenter Petroc Trelawny's move from dawn to twilight
Castaway - Peter King muses on the needs of the modern desert island recluse
Classical music news. January 2025 Newsletter - Watch and listen to our January 2025 video newsletter - Music and the Visual World
Resounding Echoes by Robert McCarney - Zero Hour
Resounding Echoes by Robert McCarney - Total Control
Resounding Echoes by Robert McCarney - Heaven and Hell
Resounding Echoes by Robert McCarney - Hard Time
The Bird Has Flown - Peter King says farewell to his favourite BBC Radio 3 'Saturday Breakfast' host, Elizabeth Alker
Resounding Echoes by Robert McCarney - Joy!
Ensemble. A Varied and Fascinating Evening - Keith Bramich experiences music by Noriko Koide, Saint-Saëns, Prokofiev and Bartók from pianist Mao Fujita and the Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra conducted by Elim Chan, live at the Helsinki Music Centre in Finland
Resounding Echoes by Robert McCarney - Kids' Stuff
Resounding Echoes by Robert McCarney - Play it again, Tom
Resounding Echoes by Robert McCarney - The Be All and End All
Classical music news. October 2024 Newsletter - Watch and listen to our October 2024 video newsletter - Composers, individuals or collective?
Resounding Echoes by Robert McCarney - The Obscure Wait
Resounding Echoes by Robert McCarney - Boiled alive!
Resounding Echoes by Robert McCarney - What's in a name?
Resounding Echoes by Robert McCarney - The blood-dimmed tide
Resounding Echoes by Robert McCarney - It tolls for thee
Resounding Echoes by Robert McCarney - Towards the flame
Resounding Echoes by Robert McCarney - Happiness is a warm hand
Resounding Echoes by Robert McCarney - Familiarity breeds oblivion
Resounding Echoes by Robert McCarney - Walls come tumbling down
Classical music news. August 2024 Newsletter - Watch and listen to our August 2024 video newsletter - Initiating change, and the programming of living composers
Resounding Echoes by Robert McCarney - Fourteen Ways to Create a Universe
Resounding Echoes by Robert McCarney - Pluck it and See
Resounding Echoes by Robert McCarney - Learning to Fly
Resounding Echoes by Robert McCarney - The Journey Begins
Resounding Echoes by Robert McCarney - Imaginary Concert No 2
Resounding Echoes by Robert McCarney - Imaginary Concert No 1
Classical music news. May 2024 Newsletter - Watch and listen to our May 2024 one hour video newsletter - Improvisation in the classical world and beyond
Classical music news. March 2024 Newsletter - Watch and listen to our March 2024 one hour video newsletter - Classical Music and Politics
Classical music news. January 2024 Newsletter - Watch and listen to our January 2024 video newsletter - Twenty-five Years
Classical music news. October 2023 Newsletter - Watch and listen to our October 2023 one hour video newsletter - Classical Music and Artificial Intelligence
Classical music news. August 2023 Newsletter - Watch and listen to our August 2023 one hour video newsletter - The Creative Spark
Classical music news. October 2022 Newsletter - Our October 2022 MP3 newsletter has just been published
Classical music news. July 2022 Newsletter - Watch and listen to our July 2022 newsletter - Youth Involvement in Classical Music
Classical music news. June 2022 Newsletter - Watch and listen to our June 2022 newsletter - a special feature on women composers
Classical music news. April 2022 Newsletter - Watch and listen to our April 2022 newsletter
Classical music news. March 2022 Newsletter - Watch and listen to our March 2022 newsletter
Classical music news. November 2021 Newsletter - Watch and listen to our November 2021 newsletter
Classical music news. Newsletter and October 2021 New Releases - Watch and listen to our October newsletter, and browse a large selection of new recordings, plus a book, a film and various concerts
Classical music news. Defining Our Field - Classical Music Daily's June 2021 Newsletter is a panel discussion led by John Dante Prevedini, and has just been published as a video podcast
Classical music news. Streaming, Downloads and CDs - Classical Music Daily's May 2021 Newsletter has just been published as a video podcast
Ensemble. In the Easter Egg - Giuseppe Pennisi takes a critical look at two April 2021 performances of Verdi's 'La Traviata'
Profile. Donald Nally - Ona Jarmalavičiūtė talks to American choral conductor Donald Nally, director of The Crossing
Ensemble. Easter Concerts - Giuseppe Pennisi experiences two recent performances broadcast on Italian TV
Classical music news. Creativity, Innovation and Re-invention - Classical Music Daily's April 2021 Newsletter has just been published as a video podcast
Ensemble. Deadly Sins - Giuseppe Pennisi reports on a Weill/Brecht double bill from La Scala Milan
Classical music news. Hang in there together - Classical Music Daily's March 2021 Newsletter has just been published as a video podcast
Classical music news. Singing in Cars? - Classical Music Daily's February 2021 Newsletter has just been published as a video podcast
Classical music news. Upgrading to the Visual - Classical Music Daily's January 2021 Newsletter has just been published in a new video podcast format
Classical music news. Personal, Political and Social Lockdown - An assortment of short news items, plus 'Seven Deadly Sins', Classical Music Daily's December 2020 Newsletter, just published in a new audio podcast format
Profile. A Nurturing Environment - Maria Nockin talks to American mezzo Kate Lindsey
CD Spotlight. Sovereign Advocacy - Haydn, Hummel, Leopold Mozart and Neruda trumpet concertos, recommended by Howard Smith. '... expect nothing but the best ...'
DVD Spotlight. The Heart of Opera - Giuseppe Verdi's 'La forza del destino', reviewed by Maria Nockin. '... a rhythmically alert, exciting performance ...'
Ensemble. Comedic Talents - Metropolitan Opera's 'Don Pasquale', live and in HD at the movies, by Maria Nockin
CD Spotlight. Striking Musicianship - Elena Kuschnerova plays Prokofiev, heard by Howard Smith. '... sparkling, lyrical and appropriately balletic ...'
Ensemble. Splendid Ideas - Stravinsky's 'Le Rossignol' impresses Giuseppe Pennisi
Profile. Important Skills - Maria Nockin talks to American mezzo Dolora Zajick
Ensemble. Clearly Important - The seventh Klavessiinfestival held in Tallinn, Estonia, attended by Peter Howell
CD Spotlight. A Symbol of Gratitude? - Mozart Symphonies 39 and 40, heard by Robert Anderson. '... vitality and alertness ...'
Dual Personality? - In the 20th anniversary year of Bernstein's death, Giuseppe Pennisi writes about Italy's homage to Lenny
CD Spotlight. Thoughtful Output - Music by Thomas Hewitt Jones, heard by Patric Standford. '... attractive but questionably appropriate ...'
Ensemble. A Bombshell - Carmen at the movies, by Maria Nockin
CD Spotlight. Invigoratingly Natural - Van Beinum conducts Mahler, recommended by Howard Smith. '... a tad less frenetic ...'
Imaginative Heights - Gordon Rumson looks forward to the Calgary Art Song Competition
Ensemble. A Fascinating Anthology - Music on the theme of angels, heard by Mike Wheeler
Ensemble. A Sizzling Rendition - 'Carmen' from Phoenix Opera impresses Maria Nockin
Ensemble. A Cogent Argument - Mike Wheeler listens to Stephen Johnson and the BBC Philharmonic
CD Spotlight. Splendidly Performed - Baroque music for cello, recommended by Howard Smith. 'An exemplary CD ...'
Arts and the Colour of Politics - Béla Hartmann muses on growing social equality and democratization
Outstanding and unforgettable - Lilya Zilberstein's recital at London's Wigmore Hall impresses Bill Newman
Ask Alice - On classical music in London's Royal Albert Hall, with classical music agony aunt Alice McVeigh
CD Spotlight. In Calm and Storm - John Hardy's 'Blue Letters from Tanganyika', reviewed by Howard Smith. '... colorful, filmic, and open to pleasurable listening ...'
Life and Other Distractions - Béla Hartmann writes about the relevance of biography to an appreciation of the arts
Ensemble. Humanity and Generosity - Malcolm Miller attends a memorial concert for David Sonin
Profile. The Hungarian Nightingale - A meeting with Gisela Doráti, better known as 'Gizi', by Bill Newman
Treading new ground - Renowned American baritone Thomas Hampson shows a new side in Munich. Tess Crebbin investigates
Editorial musings with Basil Ramsey. Daily ritual - Switching nightmares for daymares