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On the Art with SLAM – Figure of a Mother and Child with Nichole N. Bridges
Hear from Nichole N. Bridges, the Morton D. May Curator of the Arts of Africa, Oceania and the Americas at the Saint Louis Art Museum, about Figure of a Mother and Child. Enjoy related music from Florence Price. Learn more at https://www.slam.org/collection/objects/17583/ Classic 107.3 · On the Art with SLAM – Figure of a Mother…
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On the Art with SLAM – Seated Woman with Melissa Wolfe
Hear from Melissa Wolfe, Curator of American Art at the Saint Louis Art Museum, about Seated Woman, a wood sculpture created by Elizabeth Catlett in 1962. Enjoy related music from composer Wiliam Grant Still. Learn more at https://www.slam.org/collection/objects/65202/ Classic 107.3 · On the Art with SLAM – Seated Woman with Melissa Wolfe
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Leila Josefowicz on Alban Berg’s Violin Concerto with the SLSO
Violinist Leila Josefowicz, who will appear with the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra on March 14 and 15, talks about her experiences with the SLSO, her musical ideology, and explains why Alban Berg’s Violin Concerto has been such an important part of her life. For more information and tickets for this weekend’s concerts, visit slso.org/event/scheherazade-magic-and-myth/ Classic…
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Art in Bloom Celebrates 20 Years
Amanda Thompson Rundahl, the Director of Learning and Engagement for the Saint Louis Art Museum, tells listeners about the history of Art in Bloom, which is happening February 27-March 1. Hear about how art works and floral artists are selected, and learn about some of the special events associated with the 20th Art in Bloom…
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Songs of Belonging – SLSO Live at The Sheldon
Violist Michael Casimir and cellist Yin Xiong, co-curators of Songs of Belonging, the February 5th SLSO Live at The Sheldon concert, share how the program came together, which pieces are their personal favorites, and why the theme seems especially important right now. For more information and tickets, visit shop.slso.org/9017 Classic 107.3 · Songs of Belonging…
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Speak Easy, Move Loud – Continuum and Resilience
Resilience Dance Company and Continuum Vocal Ensemble will present “Speak Easy | Move Loud” on February 6 and 7. Emily Haussler, Artistic and Executive Director of RDC, and Dr. John McDonald, Artistic Director of Continuum, tell listeners about this event that explores ideas of resistance, cultural upheaval, identity and belonging through music and movement. For…
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Celebrating Route 66 at the National Museum of Transportation
National Museum of Transportation Curator Coby Ellison tells listeners about the upcoming Route 66 100th Anniversary exhibit that opens in March. The exhibit will feature a model of the S.S. Admiral, once an entertainment fixture in the region, as well as the 66’ Park-In Theatre on Watson Road. Learn more at tnmot.org/100-years-of-route-66/ Classic 107.3 ·…
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St. Louis Shakespeare Festival Season Announcement – The Tempest (and much more) with Tom Ridgely
Tom Ridgely, the Artistic Director of the St. Louis Shakespeare Festival, gives listeners an overview of the 2026 season, which features The Tempest, Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead, Two Gentlemen of Verona, and the return of Romeo & Zooliet… plus Boozy Bard, the Confluence New Play Festival, and Shakespeare in the Streets. The revels have…
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Musical Ancestries™: Australia Lesson Prompts/Idea Board
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Musical Ancestries™: Australia Audio Broadcast
Classic 107.3 gratefully acknowledges the following people for their generous contributions to this audio broadcast: Jane de Wolf as Jane (mother) Lindsey Grojean as Emma (daughter) Rebecca McDowell-Johnson as Kylie (aunt) Kathy Lawton Brown as the narrator