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Et tu, Handel? Daniela Candillari on OTSL’s Julius Caesar
Opera Theatre of Saint Louis Principal Conductor Daniela Candillari discusses the OTSL production of George Frideric Handel’s Julius Caesar, which allows for thrilling artistic exploration. Daniela shares details about the music of this opera, her conducting choices and more. For more information and tickets, visit opera-stl.org/whats-on/julius-caesar Classic 107.3 · Et tu, Handel? Daniela Candillari on OTSL's…
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SLSO Free Community Concert – Brass & Organ Recital
Steven Franklin, principal trumpet for the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, talks about the upcoming free Brass & Organ Recital on June 16 at 3pm. Steven, along with Thomas Jöstlein, associate principal horn for the SLSO, and James Marck, director of sacred music at St. Francis de Sales Oratory (where the concert will be held), are…
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Making Mimi at Opera Theatre of Saint Louis
Soprano Katerina Burton talks about debuting the role of Mimi in the Opera Theatre of Saint Louis production of La bohème (a part that she is thrilled to portray) and discusses how the experience has been more moving than she anticipated. For tickets and more information about the OTSL production, visit opera-stl.org/whats-on/la-boheme/ Classic 107.3 · Making…
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Michael Utoff Talks Spring To Dance Festival 2024
Michael Utoff, Artistic Director of Dance St. Louis, talks about the 16th annual Spring to Dance Festival on May 24 and 25, featuring a wide variety of companies and more than 75 dancers from around the country. Find out more and purchase tickets at www.dancestlouis.org/spring-to-dance-festival-2024 Classic 107.3 · Michael Utoff Talks Spring To Dance Festival 2024
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A Celebration of Humanity with the Saint Louis Chamber Chorus
Philip Barnes, Artistic Director of the St. Louis Chamber Chorus, talks about the final concert of the season: Nations United. The performance, which takes place on Sunday, May 26 at 3pm at John Burroughs School, features a rarely heard work by Benjamin Britten as well as music of Ludwig van Beethoven, Sydney Guillaume, and others…
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The Muny Preview with Mike Isaacson
Mike Isaacson, Executive Producer and Artistic Director of The Muny, gives listeners a preview of the 106th season that begins June 17th! Learn about all the shows you’ll see on stage in Forest Park this summer, as well as the one-night-only concert event featuring John Legend on September 7. Plus, a bonus story about the…
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Grand Dame: Amy Jo Jackson Brings Bespoke Show to St. Louis
Amy Jo Jackson and Brian Nash return to St. Louis for cabaret performances in support of Tennessee Williams Festival St. Louis. The show, “Grand Dame: A Celebration of the Diva” will feature an eclectic array of divas of the stage and screen (both real and fictional) like Fanny Brice, Norma Desmond, Stevie Nicks, Judy Garland,…
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Ariel Concert Series: Ariel Concert at Webster Groves
Join Ariel Concert Series for an extraordinary musical journey on Monday, June 3 at the Concert Hall of the Community Music School of Webster University. The Ariel musicians, Jessica Cheng Hellwege, Tzuying Huang, and Brian Woods, will lead us through a mesmerizing performance, beginning with Milhaud’s Suite for Violin, Clarinet, and Piano. This will be…
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Mental Health Awareness Month – Tom Duff of CHADS Coalition
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Hear from Tom Duff, CEO of CHADS Coalition for Mental Health, about erasing the stigma of mental health challenges and resources available in our area, especially for adolescents. For more information about CHADS Coalition, visit https://chadscoalition.org/ Classic 107.3 · Mental Health Awareness Month – Tom Duff of Chad's Coalition
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John Lloyd Young Returns to Blue Strawberry
Tony Award-winner John Lloyd Young returns to St. Louis for cabaret shows at Blue Strawberry on May 8 and 9. He talks what keeps him coming back to our city, hints at some of the surprises in his setlist, and shares the reason that he doesn’t tire of singing audience favorites time and time again.…