Double Play – Adam Wainwright and Leonard Slatkin

St. Louis Symphony Orchestra Conductor Laureate Leonard Slatkin talks with Adam Wainwright, former Cardinals’ pitcher turned country music star, about his upcoming performance with the SLSO on February 22. Learn about how Adam traded in one kind of pitch for another – and what that means for his future – in this discussion between two industry pros. For more information and tickets, visit slso.org. Classic 107.3 · Double Play – Adam Wainwright and Leonard Slatkin

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Coming up at 7pm, it's Re-choired Listening with Philip Barnes. For Black History Month, Philip will particularly feature the music of Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, but the compositions in this episode will extend as far back as Vicente Lusitano (c. 1520 – c. 1561).

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At 7pm CT on Diary of a Musician, Leon Burke focuses on pianist Leon Fleisher (1928 – 2020). Hear performances from before and after Fleisher's bout with focal dystonia, which for decades robbed him of the full use of his right hand.

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The Playlist – Station News – https://mailchi.mp/classic1073.org/the-playlist-february-17-2025 Gemma New on Friday Morning with the Arts; great local programs celebrate Black History Month, and tickets are on sale for "An Evening with Slatkin and Denève"! Discover what's happening on the Voice for the Arts in St. Louis.

Coming up at 6pm weekdays, on Exploring Music with Bill McGlaughlin: Ports of Call, Part I // Once while traveling by train across the Alps, Gustav Mahler turned to his friend, a fellow composer, and said, “Don’t bother looking at the view; I have already composed it.” For the next two weeks, Exploring Music will present sounds from composers’ backyards and hear their journaling voyages to distant lands: from the bird calls in the Amazon jungle expressed by Brazilian composers, to the distant bells ringing as a composer approaches a safe harbor. Listen, for example, to Italian composer Ottorino Respighi’s famous Pines of Rome, and then travel with him to Sao Paulo, Brazil, where he wrote Brazilian Impressions, an orchestral suite with strange and beautiful sounds.

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Love Stinks! And Julie Schuster can prove it with great music from classical composers, Broadway shows, and movies. Tune in at 5pm to hear film score music from Fatal Attraction, Casablanca, and Brokeback Mountain; songs from Avenue Q and Les Misérables, and a classical piece based on a real-life medieval adulteress… as well as one by Sergei Rachmaninoff that inspired one of the great lonely hearts songs of all time.

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