Vermont Public Radio: chandler center for the arts
Violinist Chris Stork plays Bach.
Bassoonist Rachael Elliott and pianist Cynthia Huard stop by the VPR Performance Studio to preview their concerts on September 2-4 in St. Johnsbury, Burlington, and Hanover. The concerts are in celebration of the release of Rachael's new recording, "Polka the Elk," which features new and experimental music for the bassoon.
Pianist Julian Marohnic plays Brahms.
Music can't solve the world's problems, but it can cushion the blow and be a catalyst for inspiration. Today we'll hear music that is free-spirited, uplifting, and cheerful as Vermont begins to rebuild.
Brothers Mitchell Goff, violin, and Matthew Goff, cello, join pianist Aaron Gould-Kavet for music of Beethoven.
We'll hear Mozart's biggest Mass (other than the Requiem) this afternoon, and we'll hear two movements of Antonin Dvorak's Terzetto as today's excerpt from the Chandler Next Generation Concert.
Amy Waters sings Solveig's Song from Grieg's Peer Gynt Incidental Music.
During the week of August 29th VPR Classical presented a back-to-school showcase of young musicians from the May 20, 2011 Next Generation concert. If you missed the performances you can hear them on VPR.net.
Highlights of Chandler Center for the Arts' Next Generation concert in May.