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Coming up at 9am on Friday Morning with the Arts: This month's History of Note segment features historian Adam Kloppe talking about the first monster truck, showcased in the "Made in St. Louis" gallery, on exhibit now at the Missouri History Museum.

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Tonight at 7pm on Re-choired Listening, Philip adds Percy Grainger and Edvard Grieg (his Four Psalms – the last piece he wrote!) to our Choral Alphabet. From the Renaissance we include Orlando Gibbins (England), Carl Gesualdo (Italy) and Francisco Guerrero (Spain).

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Philip Barnes is the artistic director for the Saint Louis Chamber Chorus

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Coming up at 1pm on Arts à la Carte ~ It’s 1947. A stray kitten wanders into a fancy St. Louis hotel and a serious contest for pedigreed cats. What could possibly go right?

Find out when MOSL composer Stefan Freund and author Kate Klise discuss the world premiere of “How Mr. Silver Stole the Show” as part of the Metropolitan Orchestra of Saint Louis season finale.

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This evening at 7pm, on Diary of a Musician: Maestro remembers Americal classical pianist Ruth Slenczynska (January 15, 1925 – April 22, 2026). She was the last living piano student of Sergei Rachmaninoff.

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Leon Burke is Music Director and Conductor for the University City Symphony Orchestra

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