Chamber Music STL
October 26, 2026

Today at noon, on the WFMT Opera Series: Richard Wagner’s Die Walküre 🗡️ Latvian …bass-baritone Egils Silins stars as Wotan in the most famous chapter of Wagner’s epic Ring Cycle. Pietari Inkinen conducts the National Centre for the Performing Arts (China) Orchestra and Chorus.

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Tune in at 107.3FM or 96.3HD2, stream online at classic1073.org,📱with the Classic 107.3 app or Alexa skill, on Audacy, or wherever else you find your radio content. #classic1073

Coming up at 9am on Friday Morning with the Arts: Maureen Byrne, Vice President of Education and …Community Programs for the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, and Graeme Allen, a vocal music teacher from Kehrs Mill Elementary School, tell listeners about the inaugural Extra Credit Choral Concert coming up on November 1. All are welcome at this pay-as-you-wish community concert. Learn more at shop.slso.org

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Tune in at 107.3FM or 96.3HD2, stream online at classic1073.org, on audacy.com, via TuneIn, or wherever else you find your radio content. #classic1073

Coming up at 7pm on Bach and Beyoncé: Love and Loss 💔 Love in all its complexity — the …falling, the holding on, the letting go. Girl Conductor Maria A. Ellis explores romance and heartbreak across centuries and genres, pairing classical music's most emotionally devastating works with the soul and pop songs that have captured the same feelings in a different key. #classic1073

Tonight at 7pm on Re-choired Listening with Philip Barnes, Philip presents selections from composer… Felix Mendelssohn.

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Mendelssohn wrote a number of choral works, from songs intended for intimate social gatherings to music for possible church use, both Protestant and Catholic. On this episode, you'll hear three cycles of six songs each (Op. 50, 63, and 79) for men’s, women’s, and full mixed voices, all interspersed with one another — plus, a full choral/orchestral version of Psalm 114.

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Tune in at 107.3FM or 96.3HD2, stream online at classic1073.org, or listen via Audacy. Can't listen tonight? Hear the program at 9am this Sunday.

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