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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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St. Louis Symphony Preview: Scheherazade
Co-hosts Tom Sudholt and Chuck Lavazzi discuss the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra‘s program for this weekend. Scheherazade — Magic and Myth with performances on March 14–15. Anna Sułkowska-Migoń opens her SLSO debut with a dynamic overture by fellow Polish musician Grażyna Bacewicz, and violinist Leila Josefowicz solos in Alban Berg’s soul-searching Violin Concerto, written in remembrance of a lost friend. Learn…
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Creating a Cinematic Community – St. Louis Jewish Film Festival
Hear from John Wilson, the Director of Cultural Arts for the Jewish Community Center of St. Louis, about the 31st Annual St. Louis Jewish Film Festival, happening March 15–26. Learn more at https://stljewishfilmfestival.org Classic 107.3 · Creating a Cinematic Community – St. Louis Jewish Film Festival
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A Conversation with Nic McGegan
Hear Nic McGegan’s fascinating conversation with Chamber Music Society of St. Louis Executive and Artistic Director Marc Gordon and Kathy Lawton Brown. Beloved by St Louis audiences, Maestro McGegan returns on March 9, 2026, for an unforgettable evening of music with the CMSSL featuring works by Georg Phillip Telemann, Johann Sebastian Bach, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart,…
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In Harmony with The St. Louis Children’s Choirs
Ben Nordstrom, Executive Director for The Saint Louis Children’s Choirs (SLCC), talks with Kathy Lawton Brown about current and upcoming events. Listen to learn about rolling auditions that now underway for students in grades 3-12. Students currently in 1st or 2nd grade are welcome to audition for placement for the 2026-2027 season starting February 25th,…
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Melissa Dunphy on Suite Justice Premiere
We look forward to welcoming composer Melissa Dunphy for “Friday Morning with the Arts” at 9am on February 13, 2026. We’ll talk about her world premiere piece, part of the Saint Louis Chamber Chorus concert “Justice: From Abraham Lincoln to MLK” happening on Sunday, February 15. This piece was commissioned for The Saint Louis Chamber Chorus by the…
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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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STLWC Imaginary Creatures Coming to COCA
Saint Louis Women’s Chorale Artistic and Executive Director Leanne Magnuson Latuda and Kathy Lawton Brown dive into the world of Imaginary Creatures and the magic that has gone into creating this mystical performance. Step into an enchanted realm with the Saint Louis Women’s Chorale on February 15, 2026, at the Center of Creative Arts (COCA)…
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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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Premiere Performances with the Mizzou New Music Initiative
Learn about the Mizzou New Music Initiative (MNMI) with Professor of Composition Stefan Freund. This program of the University of Missouri supports emerging composers of new classical music. St. Louis Symphony Orchestra (SLSO) and MNMI have a long-running collaboration that brings world premiere performances to St. Louis. On most Live at The Sheldon programs this…